FallTech Contractor Plus Roofers Kit with Hinged Anchor

Description

FallTech Roofer Kits

FallTech Contractor Plus Roofers Kit with Hinged Anchor

Single D-ring Contractor harness for fall arrest. Harness features tongue buckle legs with mating buckle chest.

Includes 3′ ViewPack energy absorbing lanyard with integrated trailing rope adjuster. 50′ premium-grade vertical lifeline includes plated alloy steel snap hook, steel thimble, and back-spliced end.

7016TB Leg Harness7410Hinged Roof Anchor815050 ft Premium VLL8368Trailing Adjuster3 ftViewPack EALHands-FreeTrailing Follow310 lbANSI Capacity50 ftVertical Lifeline

Who Needs This Product

Residential and commercial roofers buy a complete roofer’s kit because it puts the whole rooftop fall arrest system in one box: harness, hinged reusable roof anchor, 50 ft vertical lifeline, and the rope-grab lanyard that ties them together. The hinged anchor nails to the structure and works both sides of the ridge, and the trailing versions follow the worker without manual repositioning.

Features

Single D-ring Contractor harness for

Single D-ring Contractor harness for fall arrest.

Harness features tongue buckle legs

Harness features tongue buckle legs with mating buckle chest.

Includes 3′ ViewPack energy absorbing

Includes 3′ ViewPack energy absorbing lanyard with integrated trailing rope adjuster.

50′ premium-grade vertical lifeline includes

50′ premium-grade vertical lifeline includes plated alloy steel snap hook, steel thimble, and back-spliced end.

Roofer’s Kit contains: 7016 Harness

Roofer’s Kit contains: 7016 Harness, 7410 Anchor, 8150 Lifeline, and 8368 Lanyard.

(See component part for

(See component part for standards and regulations compliance).

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The anchor goes into structure, not just sheathing. Nail the hinged anchor per the FallTech instructions into the framing at the ridge, keep slack out of the lifeline, and verify fall clearance for the pitch you are working. Retire the anchor after any fall arrest loading.

Compliance Standards

Please see each component Part for individual ANSI

Applicable requirement for this equipment: Please see each component Part for individual ANSI and OSHA compliance.

OSHA compliance

Applicable requirement for this equipment: Please see each component Part for individual ANSI and OSHA compliance.

OSHA 1926.502

Construction fall protection criteria for personal fall arrest systems, including anchorage, free fall, and clearance requirements.

Typical Applications

Residential roofingShingle and underlayment work on pitched roofs.Re-roofsTear-off and dry-in with a reusable nail-on anchor.Solar installationPV crews working pitched composition roofs.Roof inspectionsFast single-worker rig for estimators and adjusters.Punch-out workSmall crews finishing multiple houses per day.

How to Use

Follow the FallTech instruction manual. The sequence below is an overview only.

1. Set the anchor. Nail the 7410 hinged anchor at the ridge per the instructions, hinged over the peak where needed.
2. Rig the lifeline. Connect the 50 ft vertical lifeline to the anchor and drop it down the work face.
3. Don the harness. Adjust leg and chest buckles; the dorsal D-ring sits between the shoulder blades.
4. Connect the rope adjuster. Attach the lanyard’s rope adjuster to the lifeline; trailing models follow as you work, manual models reposition by hand.
5. Work the face. Keep slack out of the system and re-verify the anchor when moving planes.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect every component before each use, with a documented competent person inspection at least annually.

• Anchor: bent straps, cracks, and fastener hole wear.
• Lifeline: cuts, abrasion, glazing, and end termination condition.
• Rope adjuster: engages and locks on the line; anti-panic function (where fitted) operates.
• Harness and lanyard: webbing, stitching, hardware, and absorber pack.
• Labels: legible on all components.

Retirement triggers: any fall arrest event, deployed absorber, damaged rope or webbing, or a failed inspection. Nail-on anchors are reusable per the manual but retire with structural damage.

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Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in the roofer’s kit?The complete rooftop system: 7016 tongue-buckle full-body harness (ANSI Z359.11-2021 per its DoC), 7410 hinged reusable roof anchor (ANSI Z359.1-2007), 8150 50 ft premium vertical lifeline (ANSI Z359.15-2014), and the 8368 trailing rope adjuster with energy absorbing lanyard (ANSI Z359.1-2007). Every component is listed with its part number in the spec table.How does the hinged anchor work?The 7410 nails through the roof sheathing into structure at the ridge. The hinge lets it fold over the peak so one anchor serves both roof planes, and it removes and reuses per the manual.What is the difference between manual and trailing rope adjusters?A manual adjuster stays where you set it on the lifeline and repositions by hand. A trailing adjuster follows you down the roof automatically, keeping slack out of the system without touching it, which is what you want on production roofing.What roof pitch does this cover?Rope grab systems on a vertical lifeline are the standard for steep-slope work; verify your pitch and application against the component manuals. On low-slope roofs check warning line and monitor requirements under OSHA 1926.502.How long will the anchor last?The 7410 is reusable across jobs per the manual. Inspect it before each use for bent straps and worn fastener holes, and retire it after any fall arrest loading.Who is Fall Protection Distributors?Fall Protection Distributors, LLC is an authorized FallTech dealer. Every product ships new, boxed, and warrantied.How quickly does this kit ship?Usually ships in 1 business day from our warehouse. Delivery time is based on the delivery location.

FallTech 8595A Submittals and Documentation

8595X 7016 Declaration of Conformity (PDF)Manufacturer conformity certification for compliance files and submittal packages. 8595X 7016 Instruction Manual (PDF)Installation, use, capacity, and inspection procedures. 8595X 7410 Declaration of Conformity (PDF)Manufacturer conformity certification for compliance files and submittal packages. 8595X 7410 Instruction Manual (PDF)Installation, use, capacity, and inspection procedures. 8595X 8150 Declaration of Conformity (PDF)Manufacturer conformity certification for compliance files and submittal packages. 8595X 8150 Instruction Manual (PDF)Installation, use, capacity, and inspection procedures. 8595X 8368 Declaration of Conformity (PDF)Manufacturer conformity certification for compliance files and submittal packages. 8595X 8368 Instruction Manual (PDF)Installation, use, capacity, and inspection procedures. 8595X Spec Sheet (PDF)Full specifications, features, and compliance summary for submittal packages.

Complete Your Fall Protection Setup

• FallTech Basic Plus Roofers Kit with Hinged Anchor. The entry-price complete roofer system.
• FallTech 8596A Premium Roofers Kit, Anti-Panic Arrester. The premium anti-panic roofer kit.
• FallTech 9103JK Roofers Kit with 6 ft Choker Anchor. Choker-anchor roofer system.

Outfitting a Crew with Fall Protection Kits?

Kit selection depends on your trade, your anchors, and the clearance below. We will match the kit to the job before it ships. Confirm your application with us and we will make sure every component matches before it ships.

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