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FallTech Rotating Elevated SRD anchors for pitched and flat surfaces

Provides 360 degree rotation for greater mobility and ease of movement

March 18, 2015

FallTechFallTech, a leading manufacturer of fall protection products built for workers who are exposed to falls from elevation, today announced the release of two new Rotating Elevated Self-Retracting Device (SRD) Anchors for pitched and flat surfaces.

The FallTech Contractor Rotating Elevated SRD Anchor is designed for use with FallTech’s Contractor line of SRD’s, while the FallTech Deluxe Rotating Elevated SRD Anchor can accommodate all FallTech Cable SRD’s less than 65 feet. The FallTech Deluxe Rotating SRD Anchor also features an additional connection D-ring for attachment of alternate systems.

  • 360-degree rotation for greater mobility and ease of movement
  • For single or multi-person fall arrest and restraint systems  
  • Extends the functionality of user’s FallTech SRD’s
  • OSHA Compliant and designed for fall arrest or restraint

Designed to hold a wide range of SRD bodies, FallTech Rotating Elevated SRD Anchors are temporary anchors that fasten to wood roofs, and provide 360-degree rotation of the user’s personal fall arrest system. With models available to support the attachment of vertical lifelines, the FallTech SRD Anchor is flexible enough to plan for fall arrest and restraint systems.

About FallTech

FallTech is a leading manufacturer of fall protection products built for all industries where workers are exposed to falls from elevation. Headquartered in Compton, CA and marketed globally, FallTech is staffed with engineers, product developers and experts dedicated solely to the design, testing and manufacturing of fall protection products. For over twenty years, FallTech has been outfitting people when they are exposed to fall hazards at work and tackling fall protection problems the way they happen in real life…one worker at a time. For more information, visit falltech.com or call 800-719-4619.

KEYWORDS: Fall Protection

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