Super Anchor 6016D 72" Heavy Duty Tie Off Strap 3-Pack

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Super Anchor Safety Tie-Off Straps

6016-D 72 Inch Heavy Duty Tie-Off Strap, 3-Pack

The Super Anchor 6016-D is a 72 inch heavy duty tie-off strap in 2 inch wide yellow nylon webbing with a 19,600 lb webbing strength, a slotted D-ring on the A-end, and a loop on the B-end. The double length wraps beams, posts, columns, and doubled framing that a 36 inch strap cannot reach, cinching into a 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength temporary anchorage point. USA made.

What is included: 3 heavy duty 6016-D 72 inch tie-off straps. Interior wear pads and a plastic roller inside the loop end protect the webbing, and sewn PID and inspection labels record annual inspections. Rated for one worker at 340 lb including tools, compliant with OSHA 1926.502 and ANSI Z359.1-07.

Super Anchor 6016D Attachment Method Image shows optional equipment sold separately.
5,000 lbMinimum Breaking Strength
19,600 lbNylon Webbing Strength
72 inService Length
2 inWebbing Width
340 lbMaximum User Weight
6 ftMaximum Free Fall
1,800 lbMaximum Arrest Force
3Straps per Pack

Who Needs This Product

Commercial framers, steel erectors, and concrete crews anchoring to members too large for a short strap: glulam beams, 6x and 8x posts, steel columns, and doubled trusses. The 72 inch service length wraps the member with enough tail to cinch tight and keep the D-ring positioned for the lifeline or SRL connection. Like all tie-off straps, it is a temporary anchor, removed after use, and it does not absorb shock, so pair it with a personal energy absorber or class 2 SRL-LE whenever free fall exposure exists.

Features

72 inch reach

Wraps large beams, posts, columns, and doubled members that stop a 36 inch strap.

Heavy duty nylon webbing

2 inch wide nylon with a 19,600 lb webbing strength, the strongest webbing in the SAS tie-off line.

Interior wear pads

Wear pads inside the webbing extend service life at the cinch friction points.

Loop end roller

A plastic roller inside the loop protects the webbing as the strap cinches down.

Slotted D-ring

Zinc plated slotted D-ring keeps the connector captive and correctly oriented.

Sewn label system

PID and inspection labels with an elastic label keeper record annual inspections on the strap itself.

Technical Specifications

Model6016-D
Package3-pack
Service Length72 inches, measured from connector point to loop end
Webbing2 inch wide heavy duty nylon with interior wear pads, yellow
Webbing Strength19,600 lb
Minimum Breaking Strength5,000 lb assembly
TerminationsA-end slotted D-ring, B-end loop
InstallationSingle D-ring cinch method around structural support
Structure RequirementWood or steel framing, structural concrete, or PPE anchors supporting 5,000 lb or 2 times the engineered load
User Capacity1 person, 340 lb maximum including tools and equipment
Maximum Free Fall6 ft
Maximum Arrest Force1,800 lb
Specified UseFall arrest, work positioning, or horizontal lifeline ends; temporary use only
OriginUSA made
ComplianceOSHA 1926.502; ANSI Z359.1-07

Tie-off straps do not absorb shock. An ANSI or CSA certified personal energy absorber or class 2 SRL-LE is required whenever a worker is exposed to a free fall or leading edge. Always attach the connector to the D-ring, never to the loop end, use abrasion protection on sharp steel edges, and remove the strap after use.

Compliance Standards

OSHA 1926.502

Meets federal anchorage criteria of 5,000 lb or 2 times the engineered fall protection load.

ANSI Z359.1-07

Tie-off straps comply with the ANSI fall protection code per the 2026 SAS manual.

340 lb Capacity

Rated for one worker at 130 to 340 lb including tools, above the common 310 lb rating.

USA Manufactured

6015 and 6016 heavy duty straps are USA made per Super Anchor specifications.

Typical Applications

Glulam and LVL BeamsWraps deep engineered lumber sections.
Steel Columns and BeamsTemporary tie-off during erection and decking.
Concrete ColumnsCinch anchorage on formed and cured columns.
Heavy Timber FramingPosts and beams beyond 36 inch strap reach.
Horizontal Lifeline EndsStrap anchorage for HLL terminations.
SRL ConnectionOverhead anchorage for self retracting lifelines.
Bridge and Civil WorkTie-off on oversized structural members.
Work PositioningAnchor point for positioning lanyards.

Installation Overview

Cinch methods, steel beam guidance, and concrete embedment figures are in the 2026 Tie-Off Straps manual linked below. The basics:

  1. Select a structural support capable of holding 5,000 lb or 2 times the engineered fall protection load.
  2. Wrap the strap around the support and feed the D-ring end through the loop end.
  3. Cinch the strap tightly so it cannot move horizontally along the member.
  4. Attach your lifeline snaphook, SRL, or lanyard connector to the D-ring only.
  5. Add a personal energy absorber or class 2 SRL-LE to the system when any free fall exposure exists.
  6. Remove the strap when the task is complete; on sheathed framing, evacuate by cutting the strap off so it cannot be reused.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect before installation and each use, with documented annual inspections. Remove the equipment from service when any of the following apply:

  • Webbing is cut, abraded, or shows heat, chemical, mildew, or mold damage.
  • Stitching is cut or pulled loose.
  • The loop end interior is cut, abraded, or wearing through, or the D-ring roller is missing with damaged webbing beneath.
  • The D-ring is deformed, cut, missing, or extremely rusted.
  • Warning labels are missing or not legible.
  • The strap was subjected to a free fall; dispose of it in a way that prevents further use.

Tag equipment removed from service to prevent further use until inspected by a qualified or competent person.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When do I need the 72 inch strap instead of the 36 inch?
When the member is too big to wrap and cinch with 36 inches of webbing: glulam beams, steel columns, 6x and 8x posts, concrete columns, and doubled trusses. Measure the member perimeter and leave enough tail for the cinch and connector clearance.
How do I install the 6016-D?
Use the single D-ring cinch method: wrap the strap around a structural support, insert the D-ring through the web loop end, and cinch tightly to prevent horizontal movement. Your connector then attaches to the D-ring, never to the loop.
Do I need an energy absorber with a tie-off strap?
Yes, whenever free fall exposure exists. Tie-off straps do not stretch or absorb shock, so SAS requires an ANSI or CSA certified personal energy absorber or a class 2 SRL-LE in the system.
Can I use it on steel with sharp edges?
Steel beams accelerate webbing abrasion. Protect the webbing at contact points, inspect the wear areas closely after steel use, and consider the SAS abrasion sleeve strap models for repeated structural steel work.
Can the strap be an end anchor for a horizontal lifeline?
Yes. Fall arrest, work positioning, and horizontal lifeline ends are the specified uses, provided the supporting structure meets the 5,000 lb or 2 times engineered load requirement and the HLL system is designed by a qualified person.
What does the D-ring roller do?
The plastic roller inside the loop end lets the strap cinch down without sawing the webbing against the D-ring slot. Rollers are not required for service, provided the webbing inside the loop passes inspection.
How long does a tie-off strap last?
Estimated service life is 1 to 5 years depending on use and UV exposure. Inspect before each use and annually by a competent person, record the annual inspection on the strap label, and retire any strap that fails inspection or arrests a fall.

Anchoring to Steel or Heavy Timber?

Send us the member sizes and we will confirm strap lengths, abrasion protection, and connector pairings for the whole job in one order with accurate freight, based on the delivery location.

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

Super Anchor Safety Manufacturer Warranty

Super Anchor Safety (SAS) warrants to the purchaser that all products are free from defect in material and workmanship at the time of shipment. This warranty is limited to product replacement for a period of one (1) year from the date of installation or use by the owner, provided that this period shall not exceed two (2) years from the date of shipment. This warranty only covers defects in material and workmanship. It does not cover conditions resulting from normal wear, neglect, abuse, or accident. This product warranty does not cover oxidation of zinc, dacromet, or powder coatings used on permanent and temporary anchors that results from connector abrasion unless the coating can be shown to be defective at the time of purchase. This warranty is non-transferable. Any unused defective product will be replaced at no charge by returning the product to Super Anchor Safety or to the distributor the product was purchased from.

Permanent Anchor Warranty

Super Anchor Safety warrants to the purchaser that all anchors sold as a permanent fixture with Hot Dip Galvanizing, Stainless Steel, and Thermo-Plastic finishes are fully warranted against failure due to defects in materials or workmanship for a period of five (5) years from the date of initial installation. SAS does not warranty the installation or flashing system used to waterproof the anchors. The SAS factory warranty is void if the product has been modified or has not been used in accordance with SAS specifications and instructions for that product. Anchors that have been removed from service due to re-roofing or remodel of the structure they were originally attached to must be inspected by an SAS factory representative or a competent person before being reinstalled.

See the Super Anchor Warranty and Compliance Statement (PDF) for the full manufacturer document.

About Super Anchor

Founded in 1992 by Steve Nichols, Super Anchor patented and released the A.R.S. Super Anchor, the first permanent roof anchorage device in its innovative P.P.E. line. The A.R.S. Super Anchor remains a top seller today under A.R.S. 2x8 and 2x4 anchors. Drawing from over 20 years of roofing experience, Super Anchor's founder recognized the industry's need for specialized fall protection tailored to roofers. Still family-owned and operated, Super Anchor provides premium fall arrest equipment such as harnesses, anchors, rooftop posts, and self-retracting lifelines. Steve Nichols is still at the helm, leading Super Anchor as it innovates new products yearly. Headquartered in Monroe, Washington, the company prioritizes innovation, superior customer service, and products that exceed standards. Super Anchor Safety exemplifies pioneering fall protection born from real-world roofing expertise. The company motto will remain "The Best In Fall Arrest" regarding the products it sells and the customer service it provides.

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