Miller 480 Temporary Webbing Anchor, Rebar Hook

Description

Miller Fall Protection

Temporary Webbing Anchor with Rebar Hook and D-Ring

The 480 is the fastest anchor in the Miller line: a 19 inch webbing loop with a large-throat rebar hook on one end and a D-ring on the other. Wrap the member, clip the hook back to the structure or web, and the D-ring is ready for the system.

ANSI Z359-2007 compliant and light enough to forget on the harness until the next tie-off point.

19 inWebbing LengthRebarLarge-Throat HookD-RingSystem InterfaceSecondsInstall TimePortableRides on HarnessANSIZ359 CompliantOSHACompliant1944Miller Heritage

Who Needs This Product

For crews that anchor to rebar, angle, and lattice all day, the 480 beats a full strap: shorter, faster, and the rebar hook does the catching. It rides on the harness between points and turns any rated member within reach into a tie-off.

Features

Large-Throat Rebar Hook

Closes directly over rebar, angle iron, and members that defeat snap hooks.

Integrated D-Ring

Gives the lanyard or SRL a proper interface on the other end.

19 Inch Format

Short and light: the anchor that is actually carried is the one that gets used.

Durable Webbing

Built for daily wraps on rough steel.

Tool-Free Speed

Wrap, clip, connect: seconds per anchor point.

ANSI Z359 Compliance

Certified temporary anchorage connector practice.

Technical Specifications

SKU	480-Z7/19INGN
Product	Temporary Webbing Anchor
Length	19 in
Connectors	Locking rebar hook; D-ring
Webbing	Polyester, green
Standards	ANSI Z359-2007; OSHA anchorage requirements
Warranty	Miller Limited Lifetime Warranty against defects in workmanship and materials

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The anchor is only as good as the structure. Connect only to members that meet OSHA anchorage strength, position to minimize free fall and swing, and inspect before every use.

Compliance Standards

OSHA 1926.502 Anchorage

Anchorages for fall arrest must support 5,000 lb per worker attached, or maintain a safety factor of two under a qualified person.

ANSI Z359 Practice

Anchorage connectors follow ANSI Z359 component practice with 5,000 lb rated hardware.

ANSI Z359.2

Kept in service through pre-use checks and documented competent person inspections at least annually.

Typical Applications

General construction fall arrest anchorage.Steel, concrete, and structural work.Roofing and elevated maintenance.Utility and industrial tie-off points.Temporary anchorage that moves with the crew.Completing the ABC system with Miller body wear and connectors.

Setup Overview

1. Inspect the anchor and hardware before use.
2. Select structure that meets OSHA anchorage strength for fall arrest.
3. Install the anchor per the instructions for the structure type.
4. Connect the lanyard or SRL and verify gates lock.
5. Verify fall clearance and swing fall exposure before working.

Full installation instructions ship with the product.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect before each use and have a competent person inspect at least annually per ANSI Z359.2.

• Webbing or body: cuts, frays, corrosion, cracks, distortion, or damage.
• D-rings and hooks: no cracks, corrosion, distortion; gates lock where fitted.
• Stitching and fasteners: intact and tight.
• Labels: present and legible.

Retirement triggers: any fall arrest loading, any defect found during inspection, or failure to verify fitness for service.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the 480 install?Wrap the webbing around a rated member and close the rebar hook over the structure or back onto the web per the instructions; connect the system to the D-ring.What is it for?Fast, repetitive temporary tie-off on rebar, angle, and structural members, especially where a full-size strap is overkill.What structure can it anchor?Any member meeting the OSHA 5,000 lb anchorage requirement.Is it reusable?Yes; it rides on the harness between anchor points and inspects in seconds.What connects to the D-ring?Snap hooks and carabiners from lanyards and SRLs; one system per anchor.Why the rebar hook?The large throat swallows bar and angle that a standard snap hook cannot, without needing a wrap-and-choke.How often does it need inspection?Before each use plus documented competent person inspection at least annually.

Miller 480-Z7/19INGN Submittals and Documentation

480-Z7 Specification Sheet (PDF)Technical data, ratings, and SKU-level UPC information.Miller Fall Protection Catalog (PDF)The full Miller line: body wear, connecting devices, anchors, and rescue.480-Z7 Anchor Inspection Form (PDF)Printable pass/fail checklist for documented anchor inspections.

Compatible and Related Products

• Miller TurboLite+ PFL, Carabiner and Snap Hook. The connecting device that clips to this anchor.
• Miller 216M Manyard II Stretch Lanyard. The lanyard alternative for generous clearances.
• Miller T4500 Titan II Non-Stretch Harness. The harness completing the ABC system.

Anchoring Your Fall Protection System?

Structure type, strength, and position decide the right anchor. Confirm your conditions with us and we will make sure the right equipment ships together, based on the delivery location.

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