Super Anchor 4020 5/8” 3-Strand Value Lifeline with Snaphook
The Super Anchor 4020 5/8” 3-Strand Value Lifeline is made from Poly-Dac rope with an impressive tensile strength of 9,300 lbs. It is built to meet the most rigorous safety standards, including OSHA 1926:502, ANSI Z359.1-07, and CSA Z259.2.5-2012. Equipped with a professionally swaged Z359 snap-hook rated at 3,600-pound gate strength, the 4020 lifeline offers secure and durable connections for demanding applications. Available in 25’, 50’, 75’, and 100’ lengths, it provides the flexibility to suit various work environments.
Key Features of the Super Anchor 4020 5/8” Value Lifeline:
- Strong and Durable Rope: Made from Poly-Dac material with a 9,300 lbs. tensile strength.
- Secure Snaphook: Double-locking Z359-rated snaphook with 3,600 lbs. gate strength.
- Flexible Length Options: Available in 25’, 50’, 75’, and 100’ lengths, with custom sizes available.
- Compliance Ready: Meets OSHA 1926:502, ANSI Z359.1-07, and CSA Z259.2.5-2012 standards.
5 Tips for Proper Lifeline Use
To maximize safety and compliance when using the Super Anchor 4020 lifeline, adhere to these key tips:
- Assign Separate Lifelines: Employees must have their own lifeline to ensure individual fall protection safety.
- Follow Strength Standards: Ensure lifelines meet the minimum breaking strength of 5,000 lbs. for OSHA and ANSI compliance.
- Avoid Knots: Knots in the rope are not allowed, except for limiter knots inspected by a competent person.
- Use Durable Materials: Lifelines must be high-strength synthetic fibers with UV light inhibitors for long-term reliability.
- Mandatory for Ladders Over 24 Feet: To reduce fall risks, workers on tall ladders must wear vertical lifelines.
OSHA and ANSI Training Requirements for 4020 Lifeline Use
Training is essential to ensure the proper and safe use of the Super Anchor 4020 lifeline system:
- Mandatory User Training: All workers must properly connect, adjust, and use vertical lifelines.
- Comprehensive Course Coverage: Training should include pre-use inspections, system usage, and identifying potential issues.
- Focus on Harness and Lifeline Use: Workers must learn to don harnesses correctly, connect to lifelines, and safely navigate while using the equipment.
- Documentation Required: Employers must document all training to comply with OSHA standards.
Inspection and Maintenance Tips for the Super Anchor 4020 Lifeline
Regular inspection and proper maintenance extend the lifespan and safety of your lifeline:
- Pre-Use Checks: Before each use, inspect the 4020 lifelines for wear, focusing on the rope, snap hook, and swage termination points.
- Competent Person Inspections: A qualified person should conduct daily inspections of lifelines and related equipment on the job site.
- Personal Gear Review: Workers should inspect their safety harnesses and lifelines for frayed rope, damaged stitching, or bent hardware components.