Frontline COS06L Concrete Embed Anchor Strap with Looped Ends | 6 ft (12-Pack)

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Bulk 12-PackTwelve 6 ft embed straps for $119This listing ships as a 12-pack — twelve COS06L cast-in-place embed straps, one checkout. Sized for stocking a full pour.
Frontline Concrete Anchors

COS06L Concrete Embed Anchor Strap with Looped Ends, 6 ft

The COS06L is the 6 ft version of Frontline's cast-in-place concrete embed anchor strap - a quick, cost effective anchoring solution for building construction. The straps are placed and installed in the perimeter and work areas of the building during the concrete pour at each floor level, so that when the deck cures, the crews above already have multiple convenient tie-off points waiting for them.

Both ends are looped: one end is embedded in the structure per the Frontline manual, and the exposed loop becomes the anchorage connection point - the extra length over the 4 ft COS04L covers deeper embed details and longer reaches. The strap is sewn from polyester webbing - a 2.16 inch tubular layer over a 1.73 inch flat layer with high-tenacity polyester thread - delivering a 5,000 lb webbing breaking strength and a 310 lb user capacity. Per the spec sheet, it conforms to ANSI Z359.18-2017 Type T and ANSI A10.32-2004 and aligns with OSHA 1926.502 and 1910.140. Sold as a 12-pack — twelve 6 ft embed straps for $119, shipped together in one order.

Frontline COS06L 6 ft concrete embed anchor strap with looped ends, polyester webbing, full view
5,000 lbsWebbing Breaking Strength
310 lbsMax User Capacity
6 ftStrap Length
1.57 inWebbing Width
PolyesterTubular Over Flat Webbing
Type TANSI Z359.18-2017
Cast-InEmbed Installation
0.75 lbsStrap Weight

Who Needs This Product

This product is a cast-in-place anchorage connector - an embedded tie-off point for personal fall arrest or restraint systems on concrete construction. Concrete contractors and GCs plan the strap layout before each pour so formwork, framing, and finishing crews always have an anchor within reach. Each worker still needs a full body harness and a compatible connecting device attached to the exposed loop.

Features

Cast-in-place simplicity

Install the straps during the pour and the tie-off points are ready when the concrete is - no drilling, no hardware.

Looped both ends

The embedded loop locks into the structure per the manual; the exposed loop is the connection point.

Two-layer polyester webbing

A 2.16 inch tubular sleeve over 1.73 inch flat webbing, sewn with high-tenacity polyester thread.

Cost effective by the dozen

Priced so the whole perimeter can be anchored at every floor level.

5,000 lb webbing strength

Full anchorage-grade breaking strength from a strap that weighs 0.75 lbs.

6 ft working length

The longer COSL strap for deeper embed details; a 4 ft version (COS04L) covers standard details.

Technical Specifications

SKUCOS06L
TypeConcrete embed anchor strap, looped both ends (cast-in-place anchorage connector)
MaterialPolyester webbing (2.16 in tubular + 1.73 in flat), high-tenacity polyester thread
Webbing breaking strength5,000 lbs
Max capacity310 lbs (one worker)
Length6 ft
Webbing width1.57 in
Strap weightApprox. 0.75 lbs (spec sheet)
ApplicationCast-in-place concrete embed anchorage at floor perimeters and work areas
StandardsANSI Z359.18-2017 Type T; ANSI A10.32-2004; OSHA CFR 1926.502; OSHA CFR 1910.140
Sold As12-Pack (12 per order)

The embedment carries the load. The strap must be embedded in the concrete exactly as the Frontline manual specifies - placement, embedment depth, and concrete strength all matter, and the installation must be verified by a qualified person before anyone ties off. One worker per strap at 310 lbs maximum, and protect the exposed loop from damage during construction.

Compliance Standards

ANSI Z359.18-2017 Type T

American National Standard for anchorage connectors; Type T covers single-point anchorage connectors of this class.

ANSI A10.32-2004

Fall protection requirements for construction and demolition operations.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502

Federal construction fall protection criteria, including anchorage strength requirements.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.140

General industry personal fall protection system requirements.

Typical Applications

Floor perimetersEmbed straps around the slab edge at every level for leading-edge tie-off.
High-rise constructionPour-sequenced anchor points that climb the building with the crews.
Columns and coresEmbedded tie-off at cast columns, walls, and core structures.
Thick sectionsThe 6 ft length reaches through deeper embed details with loop to spare.
Tilt-up and precastCast straps into panels and elements where tie-off will be needed.
Renovation poursAdd anchorage to new toppings and infill pours economically.

Installation Overview

Follow the manufacturer's manual. The sequence below is an overview only.

  1. Plan. Lay out strap locations at the perimeter and work areas before the pour, per the engineer and the Frontline manual.
  2. Inspect. Check each strap for cuts, abrasion, and stitching damage before placement.
  3. Embed. Install the embedded loop in the formwork or around reinforcement exactly as the manual specifies.
  4. Pour. Place the concrete, keeping the exposed loop clean and protected above the finished surface.
  5. Verify. After cure, have a qualified person verify the installation before any tie-off.
  6. Connect. Attach the connecting device to the exposed loop and verify fall clearance before work begins.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect before each use, with a documented competent-person inspection at least every 6 months. Pull the equipment from service for any of the conditions below.

  • Webbing: cuts, fraying, abrasion, burns, or chemical damage on the exposed loop.
  • Stitching: broken, pulled, or abraded threads at the sewn terminations.
  • UV degradation: fading, stiffness, or surface chalking from sun exposure.
  • Contamination: concrete slurry, oils, or solvents that have stiffened the webbing.
  • Embedment: cracking or spalling of the concrete around the strap exit point.

Embed straps are not removable or reusable once cast. Retire the tie-off point immediately after any fall arrest event or any webbing, stitching, or embedment damage - cut the exposed loop so it cannot be used and establish a new anchor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the rated capacity?
One worker with a maximum weight of 310 lbs including clothing and tools. The polyester webbing carries a 5,000 lb breaking strength.
Which standards does this strap meet?
Per the Frontline spec sheet, the COSL straps conform to ANSI Z359.18-2017 Type T and ANSI A10.32-2004 and align with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502 and 1910.140.
How is it installed?
The strap is placed during construction - the embedded loop is cast into the concrete per the Frontline manual, and the exposed looped end becomes the tie-off point once the pour cures and a qualified person verifies the installation.
Can the strap be removed and reused?
No. Once cast into the concrete it is a fixed anchor point. When the tie-off is no longer needed or the strap is damaged, cut the exposed loop so it cannot be used again.
What is the difference between the COS06L and COS04L?
Length only - the COS06L is 6 ft and the COS04L is 4 ft. Same webbing, same 5,000 lb breaking strength, same standards. Choose the length your embed detail and tie-off geometry require.
Has this strap been independently tested?
Yes. A third-party test report covering the COSL strap family is linked in the Submittals section above, alongside the spec sheet and user manual.
What is the difference between fall arrest and fall restraint?
Fall arrest catches a worker after a fall happens; fall restraint prevents the worker from reaching the fall hazard in the first place. Embedded straps placed at the right locations can anchor either system when configured per the manual. For a deeper walkthrough with system examples, read our guide: Fall Arrest vs. Fall Restraint. Use the Fall Protection Calculator below to size the right system for your job.

Planning Tie-Off Points Before the Pour?

Need help specifying the right system for your jobsite? Confirm your application, anchorage, and clearance with us and we will walk through the kit list so the right equipment ships together.

Call 863-703-4522 to talk to a fall protection specialist.

Frontline warrants its products against manufacturing defects in workmanship and materials, as well as product recalls, for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase. This warranty excludes normal wear and tear, misuse, and improper installation. The limited warranty is provided only to an end-user customer for the period set forth in an order accepted by Fall Protection Distributors, LLC.

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