DBI/SALA
DBI/SALA 2108406 Fixed Beam Anchor 20 in 12 in flange
Fixed beam anchor clamps to flanges up to 12 in with a pivoting D-ring for single-worker fall protection meeting ANSI Z359.1
- Fixed beam anchor spans flanges up to 12 in wide
- Meets ANSI Z359.1 fall-protection requirements
- Pivot D-ring provides secure attachment point
- Aluminium and stainless-steel construction resists corrosion
- Reusable clamp design allows horizontal or vertical mounting
Fixed Beam Anchor 20 in 12 in Flange
The DBI/SALA 2108406 is a fixed beam anchor designed for fall protection on structural steel. It provides a single worker attachment point with a pivot D-ring for horizontal or vertical mounting orientation.
ANSI Z359.1 Compliant Anchor
This anchor meets ANSI Z 359.1 standards for fall protection equipment. The clamp-style sliding beam clamp attaches to flanges up to 12 in wide and installs without permanent modification.
Reusable Aluminum Stainless Steel Construction
The anchor body uses aluminum and stainless steel for corrosion resistance in harsh environments. Its reusable design allows relocation across job sites while the sliding clamp adjusts to the beam flange. Workers needing a permanent welded anchor or a larger flange capacity should select a different model.
Highlights
- Fixed beam anchor spans flanges up to 12 in wide
- Meets ANSI Z359.1 fall-protection requirements
- Pivot D-ring provides secure attachment point
- Aluminium and stainless-steel construction resists corrosion
- Reusable clamp design allows horizontal or vertical mounting
Specifications
| Brand | 3M DBI-SALA |
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Questions about this item
What does the 20 inch length mean when the anchor is clamped to a beam?
The 20 inch length is the overall size of the anchor body, giving the reach needed to span across a beam flange up to 12 inches wide while the sliding clamp secures it in place.
What does the ANSI Z 359.1 standard cover for this anchor?
ANSI Z 359.1 sets the fall-protection performance requirements that this anchor meets, including strength, dynamic testing and compatibility with personal fall-arrest systems for one worker.
How much space is needed to mount the anchor on a beam?
The clamp fits beam flanges up to 12 inches wide and requires 2 1/2 inches of depth clearance; it can be mounted in either horizontal or vertical orientation.
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