Super Anchor Safety 4065-50 - 50' X-Line 5/8" Diameter 12-Strand Pneumatic Vertical Lifeline

Workers on the Roof Cannot Use Their Air Guns Without Being Tied-Off to Their Vertical MAX X-Line
The X-Line is a personal fall arrest lifeline with a patented, integral ¼” air hose inside our 12-Strand HD Lifeline. The result is a completely integrated system for roofers that reduces rope management issues and tripping hazards. Less rope management means faster roofing, too. Ideal for construction trades using air guns. This is a safety tool for the professional roofer that is looking for the ultimate lifeline system. Can be used in “reverse” so that no extra lifeline is ever trailing behind you. USA models are fitted with English/Spanish instructions and labels. Supplied in a 5 gallon plastic bucker and certified for use with 2 different types of rope grabs.

Features

• 12-Strand Poly-Dac lifeline with aluminum swage
• ¼” reinforced polyester airline with brass reusable fittings
• 6’ and 4’ air-line leads
• 3,600-pound gate strength connectors
• Individually serial numbered
• Instruction and Inspection Labels included
• Use with our Prussic Rope Grabs or ADP Rope Grabs

• Device: 50 ft vertical lifeline (12-strand) for single-user fall protection
• Model: 4065-50 “X-Line Pneumatic” (5/8 in diameter)
• Length: 50 ft (15.2 m)
• Diameter: 5/8 in (≈16 mm)
• Material (Rope): 12-strand polyolefin copolymer (low water absorption; abrasion/UV resistant)
• Termination: Aluminum swage (≥5,000 lb) with thimble and attached locking snaphook
• Connector: ANSI-compliant steel locking snaphook at rope end
• Minimum Tensile Strength (Rope): 11,600 lb
• Elongation: ~4% at 8 kN
• Weight: ~4.8–6.0 lb (rope + end hardware)
• User Capacity: 1 person up to 340 lb including tools/equipment (as part of a compliant PFAS)
• Rope-Grab Compatibility: Prusik, ADP, or 5/8 in mechanical rope grabs (e.g., SuperGrab)
• Temperature Range: ≈ −30 °F to 120 °F (typical jobsite conditions)
• Construction Features: Torque-balanced 12-strand lay to reduce hockling/twisting; firm hand for smooth grab travel
• Compliance: OSHA 1926.502; ANSI Z359.1; CSA Z259.2.5-2012 (when used within a compliant system)
• Inspection/Retirement: Inspect before each use; remove after any fall event or if cuts, glazing, chemical/UV damage, swollen fibers, or distorted hardware are found

• Q: What rope grabs are compatible with this lifeline?
  A: 5/8 in mechanical rope grabs (such as dual-cam styles), Prusik cords sized appropriately, and ADP-type grabs designed for 5/8 in 12-strand rope.
• Q: How many users can tie off to this lifeline at once?
  A: One user only, up to 340 lb including tools and equipment, as part of a complete PFAS.
• Q: Where should I anchor the lifeline and how should it be oriented?
  A: Connect the thimble/snaphook end to a 5,000 lb rated anchorage positioned above the work area. Keep the line in line with the expected fall path to reduce swing-fall and maintain required fall clearance.
• Q: When should I remove the rope from service and how do I care for it?
  A: Retire after any fall event or if you see cuts, glazing, chemical/UV damage, hard/stiff or swollen strands, excessive abrasion, or distorted end hardware. Clean with mild soap and water, air-dry away from heat, and store dry, out of sunlight and chemicals.