Super Anchor Safety 6184 MAX Force Absorber with Aluminum Carabiner & D-Ring End

Engineered for streamlined tie-ins and controlled fall arrest, the 6184 pairs a compact MAX Force energy absorber with a lightweight aluminum auto-lock carabiner and a forged D-ring termination. The result is clean connection management at the harness, fast clip-ins at the anchor, and predictable performance when it matters most. Rugged webbing, a protective pack cover, and clear labeling keep inspections quick and uptime high.

Key features

• MAX Force pack-style energy absorber limits arrest forces during a fall.
• Lightweight aluminum auto-lock carabiner provides quick, secure attachment to rated anchors/D-rings.
• Forged D-ring end offers a tidy, versatile connection point for lanyards, SRLs, or rated connectors.
• Compact, low-profile energy pack reduces bulk and snag hazards at the dorsal D-ring.
• Tear-away deployment indicator delivers an immediate “remove from service” cue after an event.
• High-tenacity webbing and corrosion-resistant hardware designed for harsh jobsite conditions.
• Clear serial/inspection labeling to support pre-use and periodic compliance checks.
• Compatible with full-body harnesses, vertical lifelines, anchor straps, and approved connectors when used per instructions.
• Compliance-minded design intended to meet OSHA and applicable ANSI Z359 requirements (verify exact standard/edition on the product label).

• Brand / Model: Super Anchor Safety 6184 MAX Force Absorber
• Part Number: 6184
• Product Type: Inline energy absorber with aluminum auto-lock carabiner and forged D-ring
• Weight: ~1.4–2.0 lb (assembly; verify on label)
• Dimensions (Pack): ~7–9 in L × 2–3 in W × 1.5–2 in H (energy-pack; approximate)
• Dimensions (Overall): Compact inline assembly; length varies by connectors
• Material: High-tenacity polyester tear webbing; polyester stitching; aluminum auto-lock carabiner; forged alloy-steel D-ring; heavy-duty textile pack cover
• Finish: Corrosion-resistant anodized/aluminum hardware; abrasion-resistant pack cover
• Ends / Connectors: Aluminum auto-lock carabiner × forged D-ring termination
• Gate Opening (Carabiner): ~3/4–7/8 in (19–22 mm) typical
• Gate Strength: 3,600 lb (16 kN)
• Minimum Breaking Strength: 5,000 lb (22.2 kN) component MBS (web/connector)
• Proof Load: 3,600 lb (typical)
• Energy Absorption: MAX Force tear-away pack limits maximum arrest force (see label/manual for exact MAF)
• User Capacity: 130–310 lb including tools and clothing (typical ANSI range)
• Max Free-Fall: Up to 6 ft when configured per instructions and compatible system
• Deceleration Distance: Per product label/manual (commonly up to ~48 in; verify)
• Compliance: Designed to meet OSHA 1910/1926; conforms to applicable ANSI Z359 (lanyards/connectors) when used as directed (verify edition)
• Indicators / Inspection: Tear-away deployment indicator; serial/lot label with inspection grid; pre-use and periodic competent-person inspections required
• Environmental Resistance: UV- and abrasion-resistant webbing; corrosion-resistant hardware
• Compatibility: Full-body harness dorsal D-ring, rated anchors/anchor straps, vertical lifelines, and compatible connectors (avoid side loading/cross-loading)
• Included: Energy absorber assembly with aluminum auto-lock carabiner and forged D-ring end

Q: What does the MAX Force absorber do on this model?
A: It deploys in a controlled way during a fall to limit the maximum arrest force on the user and anchorage.

Q: How do the aluminum carabiner and D-ring ends get used?
A: Clip the auto-lock carabiner to a rated anchor/D-ring; use the forged D-ring end as a clean connection point for a lanyard, SRL, or rated connector—avoid side/cross-loading.

Q: Is it approved for tie-back or leading-edge work?
A: No—do not tie back to the absorber/webbing and do not use for leading-edge or sharp-edge exposure unless specifically rated (this model is not).

Q: Can it be reused after a fall, and what should I inspect?
A: If a fall is suspected or the tear indicator shows deployment, remove from service and replace. Before each use, inspect webbing, stitching, labels, absorber pack, and the carabiner’s auto-lock function.