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Introducing the groundbreaking Standing Seam Roof Anchor SSRA1 – a game-changer in the realm of roof safety. Developed to enable homeowners, building proprietors, and contractors to execute tasks securely on standing seam roofs sans the need for panel penetration, the SSRA1 stands as a testament to innovation and reliability in fall protection anchorage.

Recently subjected to rigorous Ultimate Failure testing at an independent ISO 17025/ANSI Z359.18 certified materials testing facility, the SSRA1 exceeded expectations by a substantial margin, outperforming competitors in strength and resilience. While OSHA and ANSI standards typically mandate a maximum testing protocol of 5,000 lbs, the SSRA1 withstood an astounding 14,500 lbs of load before the Grade 8 top bolts finally sheared, leaving the aluminum anchor body unscathed and unbent. This remarkable feat can be attributed to the patented structural design of the anchor body, elevating the SSRA1 into a league of its own.

Central to its design is its patented non-penetrating structure, a lifesaving feature absent in existing alternatives. Crafted from solid 6061-T6 aluminum and fortified with 12 stainless steel set screws, the SSRA1 guarantees robustness and durability. Additionally, each unit includes a 5,000 lbs certified d-ring for single-person attachment, making it ready for immediate use as a single seam, single user anchor. Unlike compression type anchors reliant on bolts to compress the seam between metal plates, the set screw attachment of the SSRA1 ensures superior stability and resistance to sliding during impacts, eliminating concerns associated with weaker compression designs.

With its unparalleled strength, innovative design, and commitment to safety, the SSRA1 redefines the standards for fall protection on standing seam roofs. Experience the future of roof safety with the SSRA1 – where reliability meets ingenuity.

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