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From window washing to restoration, investing in high-quality safety anchors ensures your employees remain safe if a fall were to occur. At Malta Dynamics, we have residential and commercial anchor solutions so that you and your employees can enjoy greater peace of mind.

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4′ CROSS ARM STRAP

Working at heights is a dangerous job, that’s why a reliable roof anchor point and personal fall…
SKU: A6350 $25.99
Key Features:
- Meets ANSI Z359.1-2007 and ANSI A10.32-12
- Compliant with OSHA 1910 and OSHA 1926 Subpart M
- Product Weight: 1.2 lbs.
- Malta Dynamics’ signature orange color increases visibility
- Increased durability with dual enforced webbing and heavy duty stitching
- The heavy duty wear pad protects the structural webbing against abrasions and snags
- Large D-ring and standard size D-ring for easy pass-thru and installation
- Worker Capacity Range 130-310 lbs.
- Material: Polyester and alloy steel
- Minimum Breaking Strength: 5,000 lbs.
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6′ CROSS ARM STRAP

Working at heights is a dangerous job, that’s why a reliable roof anchor point and personal fall…
SKU: A6351 $35.09
Key Features: ● Meets ANSI Z359.1-2007 and ANSI A10.32-12 ● Compliant with OSHA 1910 and OSHA 1926 Subpart M ● Product Weight: 1.5 lbs. ● Malta Dynamics’ signature orange color increases visibility ● Increased durability with dual enforced webbing and heavy duty stitching ● The heavy duty wear pad protects the structural webbing against abrasions and snags ● Large D-ring and standard size D-ring for easy pass-thru and installation ● Worker Capacity Range 130-310 lbs. ● Material: Polyester and alloy steel ● Min. Breaking Strength 5,000 lbs.
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Fall Protection Anchor Points from Malta

High-Quality Residential & Commercial Anchor Solutions

Reliable fall protection anchors are a must to guarantee worker safety. Whether working at heights on residential or commercial buildings, securing beams during steel erection, or anchoring to concrete structures, Malta Dynamics provides anchoring solutions that protect your team.

We offer both temporary and permanent anchor systems, giving you a secure connection point for fall protection. Our OSHA-compliant fall protection anchors are designed to meet the highest safety standards, keeping workers safe regardless of job site conditions.

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What Are Fall Protection Anchors?

A fall protection anchor point is a crucial part of any PFAS, Personal Fall Arrest System, the fall protection anchor connects to a structure and provides a secure location where horizontal lifeline systems,, lanyards, self-retracting lifelines, vertical lifeline assemblies, or other deceleration devices attach to prevent falls. According to OSHA regulations, these anchors must:

Be capable of supporting at least 5,000 lbs per attached worker, or

Be designed, installed, and used under the supervision of a qualified person as part of a fall protection system with a safety factor of at least twice the maximum arresting force.

Anchors vary based on the type of structure, industry, and job requirements. Whether working on roofs, steel beams, or concrete surfaces, choosing the right fall protection anchor ensures worker safety and compliance with OSHA standards.

Types of Anchors

Roof Anchors

Designed for both residential and commercial roofing, roof anchors provide a secure attachment point for a personal fall arrest system. These anchors ensure worker safety while completing high-elevation jobs.

Permanent Roof Anchors: Installed into the structure for ongoing use. Ideal for buildings requiring regular maintenance or long-term work.
Temporary Anchors: Designed for short-term projects. These can be easily installed and removed after work is completed.
Reusable Roof Anchors: A versatile solution that can be transferred between job sites, saving costs while maintaining OSHA compliance.

Steel & Beam Anchors

Steel and beam anchors provide a strong anchorage point when working on steel structures like bridges, warehouses, and industrial buildings.

Beam Trolleys: Allow workers to move horizontally while staying connected to their fall protection system. Ideal for environments where mobility is needed.
Fixed Beam Anchors: Designed for stationary work, providing a secure attachment without movement.
Adjustable Beam Anchors: Fit various beam sizes, making them ideal for projects with different structural requirements.

Concrete Anchors

For those working on concrete masonry, our concrete anchors provide a secure attachment point to ensure fall protection.

Wedge Anchors: Expand when installed into pre-drilled holes, ensuring a tight grip in concrete surfaces.
Sleeve Anchors: Feature a sleeve expansion system that grips firmly within concrete for a stronghold.
Drop-In Anchors: Inserted into a drilled hole and set with a tool to create a strong internal thread.
Removable Anchors: Designed for temporary use, providing fall restraint without permanent installation.

Discover the Malta Dynamics Difference

At Malta Dynamics, worker safety, reliable equipment, and industry expertise are at the core of everything we do. Built by safety professionals, we understand the unique demands of construction, industrial work, and maintenance industries. With years of experience in fall protection, we recognize the challenges workers face on the job and develop practical, real-world solutions that keep them safe.

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Why Is Malta Dynamics the Leader in the Industry?

OSHA Compliant Anchor Points for Fall Arrest

Our OSHA-compliant anchor points ensure businesses meet workplace safety standards while providing workers with secure attachment options. We manufacture fall protection anchors using high-strength materials that meet or exceed minimum breaking strength requirements, giving workers the confidence they need on the job.

We also provide training programs to ensure your team understands proper anchor installation and safety procedures. Our courses include:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a drop-in anchor and a wedge anchor?

A drop-in anchor sits flush with the concrete surface and provides internal threads for an attachment point. A wedge anchor protrudes from the surface and expands inside the hole for a firm hold.

How do you install sleeve anchors in concrete?

First, find the manufacturer’s instructions for your anchor and follow them. Be sure to pay attention and see if a Qualified Person should be consulted. Most sleeve anchors are installed like this:

Drill a hole into the concrete.
Insert the sleeve anchor into the hole.
Tighten the bolt, which expands the sleeve inside the hole.
Ensure a secure connection point before attaching fall protection equipment.

What are the anchor point requirements for fall protection?

An anchor point must:

Support at least 5,000 lbs per attached worker, or
Be designed by a qualified person with a safety factor of at least twice the maximum arresting force.

What is the difference between an 'anchorage' and an 'anchorage connector'?

An anchorage is the supporting structure where fall protection anchors are attached. An anchorage connector is the device that connects the worker’s system to the anchorage point.

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Fall Protection Anchor Points from Malta

High-Quality Residential & Commercial Anchor Solutions

What Are Fall Protection Anchors?

Types of Anchors

Roof Anchors

Steel & Beam Anchors

Concrete Anchors

Discover the Malta Dynamics Difference

Why Is Malta Dynamics the Leader in the Industry?

OSHA Compliant Anchor Points for Fall Arrest

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a drop-in anchor and a wedge anchor?

How do you install sleeve anchors in concrete?

What are the anchor point requirements for fall protection?

What is the difference between an 'anchorage' and an 'anchorage connector'?

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