Super Anchor Safety 6031-D - 36 in. Heavy Duty Webbing w/ Slotted D-Ring & Small D-Ring

A compact, jobsite-tough anchor strap designed to create a quick tie-off around beams, posts, or truss chords. One end features a slotted D-ring that lets the strap cinch cleanly and stay put; the opposite end uses a small D-ring for your connector. The 36-inch length is easy to route in tight spaces, and the heavy-duty webbing stands up to daily use while staying flexible for fast installs.

Features

• 36 in overall length for tight or confined anchorage points
• Heavy-duty, abrasion- and UV-resistant polyester webbing
• Slotted D-ring for secure choker/cinch configuration; small D-ring as the connection point
• Forged steel hardware with smooth radii for easy clipping with locking snap hooks or carabiners
• Minimum system strength typically 5,000 lb; single-user applications up to 310 lb including tools (as part of a compliant PFAS)
• Works with shock-absorbing lanyards or SRLs when required fall clearance is maintained
• High-visibility webbing with inspection/ID labeling supports routine pre-use checks
• Compact, tangle-resistant form factor fits easily in a bucket or tool bag
• Intended for fall arrest or restraint when installed and used as directed; not for hoisting or lifting loads
• Supports OSHA/ANSI compliance when integrated into an appropriate personal fall arrest system

Please read and understand the manufacturer instructions before using this product.

• Device: webbing anchor strap for single-user fall protection (temporary anchorage)
• Length: 36 in (0.91 m)
• Webbing Width: ~1-3/4 in (≈44 mm) heavy-duty webbing
• Materials: polyester webbing (abrasion/UV resistant); forged steel slotted D-ring (choker end); forged steel small D-ring (connection end), zinc-plated
• Webbing Thickness: ~0.08–0.10 in (nominal)
• D-Ring Openings: slotted D sized for clean cinch; small D ~2.0 in inside diameter
• Weight: approximately 0.7–1.1 lb per strap
• Minimum Tensile Strength: 5,000 lb (strap/hardware system)
• User Capacity: 1 person up to 310 lb including tools and equipment (as part of a compliant PFAS)
• Typical Use: choke (girth-hitch) around beams, posts, or truss chords; keep off sharp/abrasive edges or use edge protection
• Compatible Connectors: ANSI-compliant locking snap hooks or carabiners clip to the small D-ring (do not clip into the sewn loop)
• Temperature Range: about −30 °F to 120 °F (typical jobsite conditions)
• Finish/Color: high-visibility webbing with attached ID/inspection label
• Compliance: OSHA 1926.502; ANSI Z359.1 / A10.32 (when used within a compliant system)
• Inspection/Retirement: inspect before each use; remove from service after any fall event or if cuts, glazing, heavy abrasion, chemical/UV damage, broken stitches, or D-ring corrosion/deformation are observed

• Q: How do I install it?
  A: Choke it—pass the slotted D-ring end through the sewn loop, cinch snug on a sound structural member.
• Q: Where do I clip my connector?
  A: To the small D-ring only; never into the sewn loop or webbing.
• Q: What are the capacity and strength?
  A: Single user up to 310 lb (with tools); system minimum tensile strength 5,000 lb.
• Q: When should I remove it from service?
  A: After any fall, or if you see cuts, glazing, heavy abrasion, chemical/UV damage, broken stitches, or D-ring corrosion/deformation.