Malta Dynamics A6320 / A6321 Standard Roof Anchor (Galvanized)

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Malta Dynamics Roof Anchors

Malta Dynamics A6320 / A6321 Standard Roof Anchor

The Malta Dynamics Standard Roof Anchor is a fixed-post anchorage connector built for permanent installation on metal, wood, or concrete roofs. The galvanized steel post rises above the finished roof surface to give a crew a visible, always-accessible tie-off point for new construction and ongoing maintenance.

Choose the 12 inch post (A6320) for standard roof build-ups, or the 18 inch post (A6321) when deeper flashing, insulation, or decking layers call for extra clearance above the surface. Both share a 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength, a 130 to 310 lb single-worker capacity, and a galvanized finish for long corrosion resistance. The round post fits most standard pipe-flashing kits for a clean, watertight install, and each height ships with its own Malta Dynamics Declaration of Conformity backed by independent ISO 17025 lab testing.

Malta Dynamics A6320 12 inch Roof Anchor features: galvanized post extends past roofing substrate, round post fits most flashing kits, for use on steel or concrete
12" / 18"Post Height Options
5,000 lbsMin Breaking Strength
130-310 lbsWorker Capacity
1Single User
3/8 inGalvanized Steel Plate
3Metal, Wood, Concrete
Z359.18ANSI Standard
IWCA I-14.1Window Cleaning Rated

Who Needs This Product

The Standard Roof Anchor is a permanent, fixed-post anchorage connector - the tie-off point of a personal fall arrest or restraint system on a finished roof. It is designed for a single worker, who still needs an ANSI full-body harness and a compatible connecting device such as a self-retracting lifeline, vertical lifeline with rope grab, or a shock-absorbing lanyard. Because the post extends through the roofing and pairs with standard pipe flashing, it suits both new construction and long-term rooftop maintenance, including window-cleaning anchorage that meets IWCA I-14.1.

Features

Two post heights

The 12-inch A6320 fits standard roofs; the 18-inch A6321 clears deeper flashing, insulation, or decking build-ups. Pick the height your roof assembly needs.

Accessible tie-off point

The post extends past the roofing substrate so the attachment point stays above the finished surface, visible and within reach.

Fits standard flashing

The round post works with most standard pipe-flashing kits for a clean, waterproof install that lasts for years.

Galvanized steel

Heavy-duty galvanized steel with a 3/8 inch plate stands up to weather and corrosion for permanent rooftop service.

Metal, wood, or concrete

Engineered fastener schedules for metal decking, wood decking, and concrete slabs allow a single anchor design to serve nearly any roof.

Independently verified

Each height carries a Malta Dynamics Declaration of Conformity with third-party testing performed under ISO 17025 accreditation by Intertek.

Technical Specifications

SKUs A6320 (12 in post) and A6321 (18 in post)
Type Fixed-post roof anchor, permanent installation
Users 1 worker (single user) in fall arrest or fall restraint
Worker capacity 130 to 310 lb, including tools and equipment
Minimum breaking strength 5,000 lb
Post heights A6320: 12 in post (14.125 in overall) | A6321: 18 in post (20.125 in overall)
Base plate 16 in galvanized steel plate, 3/8 in (0.375 in) thick
Material Galvanized steel post and plate
Weight A6320: 32.7 lb | A6321: 35.3 lb
Substrates Metal decking (20 ga minimum), wood decking (5/8 in minimum), or concrete slab (2,000 psi, 6 in thick)
Fasteners - metal 40 x #14, 2-1/2 in hex-head screws (or 40 Fab-Lok fasteners), penetrating the deck at least 1/4 in (not included)
Fasteners - wood 40 x #14, 2-1/2 in hex-head screws fully embedded in the decking (not included)
Fasteners - concrete 8 x 1/2 in Hilti HAS-E rods with HIT-HY 200 epoxy, 3-1/2 in minimum embedment, set at least 8 in from all edges (not included)
Connector requirement Compatible SRL, vertical lifeline with rope grab, or shock-absorbing lanyard (6 ft maximum free fall); ANSI full body harness
Operating temperature -30 F to +130 F
Compliance OSHA 1910; OSHA 1926 Subpart M; ANSI Z359.18-2017; IWCA I-14.1 (window cleaning)
Warranty 1 year limited (Malta Dynamics) against factory defects in workmanship and materials

Fasteners and structure carry the load. The Standard Roof Anchor is only as strong as what it is fastened to. Fill the complete fastener pattern for your substrate with the specified corrosion-resistant fasteners, never reuse fasteners, and have a competent person verify the structure can support a 5,000 lb anchorage load. This is a single-user, permanent anchor - calculate fall clearance and swing fall before tying off.

Compliance Standards

ANSI Z359.18-2017

Anchorage connectors standard - the A6320 and A6321 are designed and tested to this standard.

IWCA I-14.1

Window cleaning safety standard: these anchors meet the requirements for window-cleaning anchors.

OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M

Construction fall protection, including anchorage strength requirements under 1926.502(d).

OSHA 29 CFR 1910

General industry personal fall protection anchorage requirements.

Typical Applications

New constructionPermanent rooftop tie-off built into metal, wood, or concrete decks.
Roof maintenanceFixed anchor points for ongoing service and repair access.
Window cleaningIWCA I-14.1 rated anchorage for facade and window work.
Deep roof build-upsThe 18 in A6321 clears thick insulation and flashing layers.
SRL tie-offEnd anchorage for self-retracting lifelines on the roof.
Vertical lifelinesTop anchorage for rope lifeline and rope-grab systems.
HVAC and mechanicalPermanent tie-off near rooftop units for service crews.
Solar arraysFixed anchorage for panel installation and maintenance.

Installation Overview

Install per the Malta Dynamics user instruction manual. The sequence below is an overview only.

  1. Inspect. Check the plate, post, attachment point, galvanized finish, and labels before installation and each use.
  2. Verify structure. Confirm that the metal deck, wood deck, or concrete slab meets the minimum substrate requirement and can support a 5,000-lb anchorage load, as verified by a competent person.
  3. Position. Locate the anchor per the manual; on concrete, keep it at least 8 in from all edges. Set the pipe flashing over the post to ensure a watertight seal.
  4. Fasten. Use the schedule for your substrate - 40 metal screws or Fab-Lok fasteners, 40 wood screws, or 8 Hilti HAS-E epoxy rods - and fill every fastener hole. Use corrosion-resistant fasteners and never reuse them.
  5. Connect. Clip a compatible SRL, vertical lifeline with rope grab, or shock-absorbing lanyard and an ANSI full body harness to the post - one worker only, with 6 ft maximum free fall.
  6. Verify clearance. Confirm fall clearance and swing-fall geometry below the work surface before work begins.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect before each use, with a documented competent-person inspection at least every 12 months recorded in the manual inspection log and on the equipment grid label. Remove the anchor from service for any of the conditions below.

  • Post and plate: bending, cracks, elongated fastener holes, or corrosion beyond surface discoloration.
  • Attachment point: deformation, nicks, burrs, or sharp edges - any sign of deformation means the anchor must not be used.
  • Fasteners: stripped, loose, missing, or corroded - re-fasten per the manual before use.
  • Galvanized finish: deep gouges exposing bare steel to rust.
  • Labels: must remain legible and intact.

Retirement triggers: any fall-arrest event or any deformation of the post, plate, or attachment point. After a fall the anchor must be removed from service permanently.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the A6320 and A6321 roof anchors?
They are the same fixed-post roof anchor in two post heights. The A6320 has a 12 inch post (14.125 in overall) and weighs 32.7 lb; the A6321 has an 18 inch post (20.125 in overall) and weighs 35.3 lb. Choose the 12 inch model for standard roofs and the 18 inch model when deeper flashing, insulation, or decking layers need extra clearance above the finished surface. Both share the same 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength, 130 to 310 lb worker capacity, galvanized steel construction, and compliance ratings.
How many workers can tie off to the Standard Roof Anchor?
The Standard Roof Anchor is designed for a single user. Worker capacity is 130 to 310 lb including tools and equipment, and it can serve that one worker in fall arrest or fall restraint.
What surfaces can it be installed on, and what fasteners are required?
Metal, wood, or concrete. On metal decking (20 gauge minimum) use forty #14, 2-1/2 inch hex-head screws or forty Fab-Lok fasteners; on wood decking (5/8 inch minimum) use forty #14, 2-1/2 inch hex-head screws fully embedded; on a concrete slab (2,000 psi, 6 inch minimum thickness) use eight 1/2 inch Hilti HAS-E rods set with HIT-HY 200 epoxy at 3-1/2 inch minimum embedment, kept at least 8 inches from all edges. Fasteners are not included, must fill every hole, and are never reused. The structure itself must support a 5,000 lb anchorage load.
Is the Standard Roof Anchor permanent or reusable?
It is a permanent, fixed-post anchor. The galvanized post is fastened through the roofing substrate and sealed with standard pipe flashing to stay in place for years of new-construction and maintenance work. After any fall-arrest event the anchor must be removed from service.
Can it be used for window cleaning?
Yes. Both the A6320 and A6321 meet the requirements for anchors rated for window cleaning under IWCA I-14.1, in addition to ANSI Z359.18-2017 and OSHA 1910 and 1926 Subpart M.
Has the Standard Roof Anchor been independently tested?
Yes. Each height carries its own Malta Dynamics Declaration of Conformity confirming third-party testing under ISO 17025 accreditation by Intertek. The A6320 and A6321 Declarations of Conformity are linked in the Submittals section below for your submittal package.
What else do I need to build a complete fall protection system?
The roof anchor is the anchorage only. The worker also needs a full body harness and a compatible connecting device - a self-retracting lifeline, a vertical lifeline with rope grab, or a shock-absorbing lanyard - rated for the 6 ft maximum free fall. Size the connector free fall and deceleration distance to the fall clearance available below the roof, and use the Fall Protection Calculator below to plan the system.
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Equipment offered by Malta Dynamics is warranted against factory defects in workmanship and materials for a period of one (1) year from date of installation or first use by the original owner. Upon written notice, Malta Dynamics will repair or replace defective items at its sole discretion. This warranty does not cover damage from wear, abuse, transit, or failure to maintain the product, and applies only to the original purchaser.

About Malta Dynamics

Established by Damian Lang, Malta Dynamics provides cutting-edge fall protection solutions for diverse industries. Initially a laborer mixing and carrying mortar to bricklayers on masonry job sites, Damian started his own masonry company in Ohio in 1984. As it grew, he needed better solutions to protect his workers. Safety training and equipping his team with the best equipment became a top priority in the company's early years. Eventually, Malta Dynamics was born from this focus on safety. With over three decades of hands-on experience in construction, aviation, manufacturing, warehousing, masonry, and more, Malta Dynamics designs, engineers, and manufactures an extensive line of fall protection and safety equipment tailored to meet the unique demands of each field. Malta Dynamics products meet OSHA requirements and incorporate innovative features attributed to industry feedback. With a steadfast commitment to safety and a wealth of hands-on expertise, Malta Dynamics delivers fall protection solutions engineered to safeguard workers in even the most demanding environments.

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