Galvanized cable anchor sling with O-ring, choice of 2 sizes, 4 ft. or 6 ft from PeakWorks

Galvanized cable anchorage sling PVC-coated with O-ring terminations, sold individually.

Are you looking for a fall protection solution that is both safe, durable, and easy to install? Look no further than the PeakWorks cable anchorage sling.

Manufacturer code: V8208604, model AS-21110-4 for the 4 ft and V8208606, model AS-21110-6 for the 6 ft.

This anchorage sling is offered in different lengths of four (4 ft) or six (6 ft). Please choose your size from the drop-down menu above.

This anchorage sling allows you to create a temporary anchorage point on any solid structure, such as a beam, a pillar, or a tree. Simply pass the cable loop around the structure and secure it with the O-ring. You can then attach your harness, your lanyard, or your fall arrester to the other O-ring. And there you go, you're ready to work at height safely!

The PeakWorks cable anchorage sling is made with a 1/4" (0.6 cm) galvanized cable coated with PVC, which resists abrasion, corrosion, and weather. It has a length of 4 feet (1.2 m) or 6 ft (1.8 m), offering you great flexibility to choose your anchorage point. It has a weight capacity of 130 lb to 310 lb (59 kg to 141 kg) for one worker, which includes the weight of the person, tools, clothing, etc. It complies with ANSI Z359.7 and CSA Z259.11 standards, guaranteeing you optimal quality and reliability.

The PeakWorks cable anchorage sling is the ideal product for workers who need a temporary anchorage for fall protection. It is easy to use, robust, and versatile.

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Key features of the anchorage cable with O-ring terminations:

The sling is made of 1/4," galvanized cable coated with PVC, making it resistant to abrasion, corrosion, and weather. It measures 1.2 m or 1.6 meters long, offering great flexibility of use. Its system relies on two ultra-resistant O-rings. The sling supports a load ranging from 59 kg to 141 kg, including the weight of the worker and their equipment. It meets the requirements of ANSI Z359.7 and CSA Z259.11 standards, ensuring certified safety.

Simple and quick installation of the anchorage sling:

To install the sling, start by identifying a reliable structure capable of supporting at least 5,000 lb, such as a beam, a pillar, or a tree. Then wrap the cable around this structure. Pass the small O-ring through the large ring to create a solid anchorage point. You can then connect your lanyard or your harness using a certified connector. If necessary, you can wrap the sling several times to adjust its length.

Usage and safety tips before using the sling:

It is essential that any person using this sling has received adequate training and has carefully read the provided instructions. Never use this device on an unstable structure or one that cannot support the required load. Always check that the sling is securely installed and shows no signs of weakness.

Maintenance and lifespan of the sling with O-ring terminations:

Although no scheduled maintenance is required, regular visual inspection is essential. If you observe signs of corrosion, cracks, deformation, or cuts on the cable or at the ends, it is imperative to immediately remove the sling from service. In case of doubt about the integrity of the product, it is recommended to contact our customer service directly.

Why choose PeakWorks:

Trusting PeakWorks means choosing a professional-quality temporary anchorage solution. This product provides you not only with enhanced safety but also proven durability, even in difficult weather conditions. It is compatible with most harnesses and lanyards on the market and easily adapts to all types of environments.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the PeakWorks cable anchorage sling

1. What is a cable anchorage sling used in a fall protection system?

The cable anchorage sling is a key element of the fall protection system. It allows you to create a temporary and secure anchorage point on a solid structure, such as a beam or a pillar. Compatible with most safety harnesses and lanyards, it ensures a reliable connection between the user and the fall arrest device.

2. Is this sling compliant with current safety standards?

Yes, the PeakWorks cable anchorage sling complies with ANSI Z359.7 and CSA Z259.11 standards. These certifications ensure that the product meets strict requirements in terms of performance, mechanical strength, and safety for working at height with confidence.

3. How do I check if my sling is still in good condition?

It is recommended to perform a regular visual inspection before each use. Look for signs of wear, such as corrosion, frayed cables, deformations, or cracks. If any of these defects are present, the sling must be immediately taken out of service to ensure the user's safety.

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