Super Anchor Safety 6195-Z - MAX Force Absorber w/ Snaphook & ADP Grab Zinc

Built for vertical lifeline work, the 6195-Z pairs a compact MAX Force energy absorber with a double-locking snaphook and a zinc ADP mechanical grab. The result: smooth travel when you need it, confident locking when you don’t, and controlled arrest forces if a fall occurs. Rugged webbing, a protective pack cover, and clear labeling make inspections fast so crews spend more time working and less time fiddling with gear.

Features

• MAX Force pack-style energy absorber limits arrest forces during a fall.
• ADP mechanical rope grab provides smooth, precise lifeline travel and positive locking under load.
• Double-locking snaphook delivers quick, secure connections to rated D-rings/anchors.
• Compact, low-profile energy pack keeps the connection tidy and reduces snag hazards.
• Tear-away deployment indicator offers an immediate “remove from service” cue after an event.
• Durable, high-tenacity webbing and corrosion-resistant hardware (zinc finish on the grab) for jobsite longevity.
• Clear serial/inspection labeling supports pre-use and periodic compliance checks.
• Compatible with approved full-body harnesses, vertical lifelines, and rated connectors when used per instructions.

• Device : Energy Absorber for one Person
• Fall Protection Rating : Fall Arrest
  
• Material – Tear Webbing : Domestic Patented Tear Webbing
• Material – Cover/Backer : Polyester Webbing
• Body Length (approximate) : 17.5″
• Unit Weight : 1.35 pounds
• Connector Compliance : ANSI Z359.12-2009, CSA Z259.12-11 3,600-pound gate strength
• Peak Force @ 6′ Free Fall : See Table 1 “Absorber Specifications” SAS-Energy Absorbers Instruction/Specification Manual
• Maximum Deployment : See Table 1 “Absorber Specifications” SAS-Energy Absorbers Instruction Specification Manual
• Maximum User Weight : See Table 1 “Absorber Specifications” SAS-Energy Absorbers Instruction Specification Manual
• OSHA Standard : 1926:502
• ANSI Standard : Z359.1-07
• CSA Standard : Z259.11.05 Class F Lanyard

Q: What do the MAX Force absorber and ADP Grab do?
A: They work together so the absorber limits arrest force during a fall while the ADP Grab travels smoothly and locks on a compatible vertical lifeline.

Q: What rope and orientation should I use?
A: Use a compatible synthetic vertical lifeline (commonly around 5/8 in / 16 mm); install the grab with the UP arrow toward the anchorage and keep slack to a minimum.

Q: Can I tie back or use it for leading-edge work?
A: No—do not tie back to the lanyard/webbing and do not use for leading-edge or sharp-edge exposure; this assembly is intended for vertical lifelines only.

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, snaphook auto-lock, and the ADP Grab’s cam/axle for damage or malfunction.