Guardian Fall Protection 10715 - 4 ft. Concrete Anchor Strap w/Loop and D-Ring Ends - Clearance

The Guardian Fall Protection 10715 Concrete Anchor Strap is a versatile and reliable anchorage connector designed for use with concrete formwork and rebar applications. At 4 feet long, this durable webbing strap includes a loop on one end and a steel D-ring on the other, offering a secure tie-off point for fall protection systems. Built from high-strength polyester webbing, the 10715 is lightweight, portable, and reusable for temporary applications. It is OSHA and ANSI compliant, ensuring workers have a safe and dependable anchorage solution when working at height on concrete structures.

Key Features:

• 4 ft. webbing strap with loop and D-ring ends
• Anchors securely to concrete formwork or rebar
• Durable polyester webbing with reinforced stitching
• Lightweight, reusable, and portable design
• OSHA and ANSI compliant

• Model: 10715
• Type: Concrete Anchor Strap
• Length: 4 ft.
• Material: High-strength polyester webbing with steel D-ring
• Ends: Loop on one end, D-ring on the other
• Weight: Approx. 1–1.2 lb
• Worker Capacity: 130–420 lb (per OSHA/ANSI)
• Application: Temporary anchorage to concrete structures
• Compliance: OSHA 1910.140, OSHA 1926.502, ANSI Z359.18
• Includes: (1) 4 ft. Concrete Anchor Strap with Loop & D-Ring

• Locate a suitable anchorage location on concrete formwork or rebar.
• Wrap strap around the structure and thread the looped end as needed.
• Ensure the loop is secured tightly, leaving D-ring exposed as connection point.
• Attach lanyard, SRL, or lifeline to the D-ring.
• Confirm strap and D-ring are firmly secured.
• Inspect strap and hardware before each use.

Q: What is the length of the Guardian 10715 anchor strap?
A: It measures 4 feet long.

Q: What ends does it feature?
A: One loop end and one steel D-ring end.

Q: Is the strap reusable?
A: Yes, it is reusable but intended for temporary anchorage applications.

Q: What type of structures is it designed for?
A: Concrete formwork, rebar, and other suitable concrete anchorage points.

Q: Does it meet OSHA and ANSI requirements?
A: Yes, it complies with OSHA 1910.140, OSHA 1926.502, and ANSI Z359.18 standards.