Super Anchor Safety 1050-G HLL Galvanized Rigging Kit

A complete assembly of engineered components required to rig a HLLS (horizontal lifeline system). Designed specifically for use with SAS commercial anchors, these kits can also be used with other mfg. equipment when engineered by a qualified person. Each Kit contains attachment bolts, lock nuts, couplers and wire rope. Specify the HLL length, and factory swage option at time of ordering. We also offer numerous parts to achieve a HLL system that works for your products including:

• Rigging Kits: our standard turnbuckle/clamps/thimbles/sliders/energy absorber for lifeline lengths up to 120�. They include everything you need for a complete installation except for the cable. Available in galvanized or stainless-steel finishes.
• Energy Absorber: a specialized in-line energy absorber
• Turnbuckles: used in the horizontal lifeline system to adjust wire rope length and tension. Available in galvanized or stainless-steel finishes. Use 1 turnbuckle in systems up to 60� and 2 turnbuckles in systems 60� � 120�.
• Cable: galvanized or stainless-steel 3/8� cable rated for 14,000 pounds. Use in runs up to 120� and in conjunction with the rigging kits.
• Cable Clamps: used to terminate the end of the cable lifelines and available in galvanized and stainless-steel finishes.
• Cable Thimble: used to terminate the end of our cable systems and are required on both ends of the HLL. Available in galvanized or stainless-steel finishes.
• SAS Coupler Adapter: used to link turnbuckles, energy absorbers and CRA together
• Connector �O� Rings: permanently attached to the HLL and used to connect your personal protective equipment to slide through pass-thru top CRA�s.
• Pass-Thru Converter: a device that converts Pass-Thru Top CRA�s into a Loop Top to connect your PPE to for a fall arrest rating
• Label Packages: comprehensive warning, instruction and inspection label packages for all rigging equipment and hardware

• Weight: 14.5 lbs
• Swage Material: Aluminum Duplex Swage
• Rope Thimble: 3/8? wire rope end termination thimble, HDG
• Slider �O� Ring: Drop forged, Min strength 5,000 pounds. Proof loaded to 3,600 pounds
• Coupler Connector: 304 Stainless Steel, 5,000 pound minimum strength
• Pass-Thru Converter: One worker, 5,000 pound rating. Mild steel, HDG with Detent Pin. Temporary use only
• Label Package: Product ID, specification and inspection label
• Service Length: up to 130?. Cut to length or cut in field
• Maximum User Weight: 310 pounds
• OSHA Standard: 1926:502
• ANSI Standard: Z359.12-09

Spring Energy Absorber

• Specifications: 316 Stainless steel, 9? length, Serial numbered, minimum breaking strength 5�000 pounds
• Measurements: Static Length 9.0?, Max Energy Absorber Deployment 52.0?
• Performance: Max Free Fall 6?. Average Peak Force 1�200 pounds

Turnbuckle

• Specifications � Steel: 3/4? Drop forged steel, hex body, 3/4?, working load 5,200 pounds, 26,000 pounds min. breaking
• Measurements � Steel: 3/4?x12?. Closed Length 23?. Maximum Open Length 34-1/2?. Max Length Adjustment 11-1/2?
• Specifications � Stainless: 3/4? Forged 316 Stainless Steel, working load 5,200 pounds, 15,600 pounds mim. Breaking
• Measurements � Stainless: 3/4?x6?. Closed Length 15?. Maximum Open Length 20-1/2?. Max Length Adjustment 5-1/2?
• Standards: Federal FF-T-791b. Type 1. Form 1. Class 1

Cable Clamp

• Steel: 3/8? forged carbon steel base, heavy hex head lock nut
• Stainless Steel: 3/8? 316 stainless steel, heavy hex head lock nut

Cable

• Galvanized: 3/8? 7�19 galvanized wire rope
• Stainless: 3/8? 7�19 stainless wire rope
• Strength: 14,000 pounds

Q: How many workers can use this HLL at once?
A: Up to 2 users in fall arrest when the system is installed exactly as instructed and all components/anchors are rated and compatible (verify kit label/manual).

Q: What�s included in the 1050-G kit?
A: Typically a galvanized cable lifeline with in-line energy absorber, tensioner/turnbuckle, O-rings or shackles/clamps, end-termination hardware, and storage�exact contents vary; see the kit list.

Q: What anchorage and setup do I need?
A: Two independent end anchors rated 5,000 lb each (or engineered by a qualified person), similar anchor heights, edge protection where needed, and line pre-tension per the manual to the specified sag/deflection�do not over-tension.

Q: How much fall clearance is required?
A: Clearance depends on span, sag, anchor height, and your PPE. Include free fall, deceleration, harness/D-ring shift, and HLL deflection (often the largest factor). Use the kit�s clearance chart for your exact setup.