Super Anchor Safety 6032-D - 72" Heavy Duty 2" Webbing w/ Slotted D-Ring and Small D-RIng

A rugged, 72-inch anchor strap that creates a quick, reliable tie-off around beams, posts, and truss chords. The slotted D-ring end lets you choke the strap tight so it stays put; the opposite end provides a compact D-ring connection point for your lanyard or SRL. Built from heavy-duty 2-inch polyester webbing with forged steel hardware, it’s tough enough for daily use yet flexible for fast installs and easy stowage.

Features

• 72 in overall length and 2 in webbing width for versatile wraps around a wide range of structural members
• Slotted D-ring for secure choker/cinch configuration; small D-ring serves as the dedicated connector point
• Heavy-duty polyester webbing resists abrasion and UV exposure; high-visibility with bar-tack stitching and ID/inspection label
• Minimum system strength typically 5,000 lb; single-user applications up to 310 lb including tools (as part of a compliant PFAS)
• Compatible with locking snap hooks or carabiners; works with shock-absorbing lanyards or SRLs when required fall clearance is maintained
• Compact, tangle-resistant form factor coils neatly into a bucket or tool bag
• Intended for fall arrest or restraint when installed and used as directed; not for lifting/rigging of materials
• Best practice use: choke around sound structure only, keep away from sharp or hot edges (use edge protection if needed), and remove from service after any fall or visible damage

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

• Device: webbing anchor strap for single-user fall protection (temporary anchorage)
• Model: 6032-D
• Length: 72 in (1.83 m)
• Webbing Width: 2.0 in (≈50 mm)
• Materials: heavy-duty 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 secure cinch; small D ~2.0 in inside diameter (smooth radius for hooks/carabiners)
• Weight: ~1.1–1.8 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)
• Stitching: high-strength bar-tack with contrasting inspection thread; sewn ID/inspection label
• Typical Use: choke (girth-hitch) around beams, posts, or truss chords; use edge protection on sharp/abrasive surfaces
• Temperature Range: approx. −30 °F to 120 °F (typical jobsite conditions)
• Finish/Color: high-visibility webbing with durable coatings for wear resistance
• Compliance: OSHA 1926.502; ANSI Z359.1 / A10.32 (when used within a compliant system)
• Inspection/Retirement: inspect before each use; remove 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 on a beam or truss?
  A: Use a choke: pass the slotted D-ring end through the sewn loop and cinch snug around a sound structural member. Keep a few inches of tail and avoid sharp edges (use edge protection if needed).
• Q: Where do I connect my lanyard or SRL?
  A: Clip one ANSI-compliant locking snap hook or carabiner to the small D-ring only—never to the sewn loop or webbing.
• Q: What are the capacity and strength limits?
  A: It’s a single-user anchor strap for up to 310 lb including tools, with a system minimum tensile strength of 5,000 lb when used as directed.
• Q: When should it be removed from service?
  A: Immediately after any fall event, or if you see cuts, glazing, heavy abrasion, chemical/UV damage, broken stitches, or corrosion/deformation on the D-rings. Clean with mild soap and water, air-dry, and store dry away from sunlight and chemicals.