Made of Kevlar, these anchors withstand high heat and electrical arcs that would weaken a standard webbing anchor. They’ve been tested against the highest level of electrical arc-flash hazards to meet ASTM F887. Loop them around beams, rails, and other approved structures—they’re easy to move between work sites. Their webbing construction makes them lightweight and flexible. Plus, they won’t damage the anchoring surface. When used together with a harness and lanyard, these anchors help you meet OSHA and ANSI safety standards.

Everything you need to rescue a person who is suspended after a fall, even if they're injured or unconscious. These kits come tucked in a storage bag, so you can spring into action at a moment’s notice. The storage bag repels water for protection from the weather.

These are not fall-arrest equipment. For a fall-arrest system, you’ll need a lanyard, harness, and anchor.

Use ascent rescue kits to lift the suspended person back to a stable location, such as an elevated platform. These kits are ideal when the ground is too far to safely lower someone, or obstacles are in the way.

Use descent rescue kits to lower the suspended person to the ground. They include a pole that telescopes for extra reach with a carabiner holder and hook on the end. Use the pole to do a variety of things—install anchors, attach carabiners to a suspended person’s D-ring, or guide someone around obstacles as they descend. You can even use these kits to evacuate yourself from an elevated platform in emergencies such as a fallen ladder or a fire. The pockets on the backpack are labeled, so you’ll be able to find what you need quickly.

Clip your tool’s lanyard to these anchors while working at height—they prevent tools from falling and hurting someone or damaging equipment below. To ensure safety, they meet ANSI/ISEA 121 for design and performance. You’ll need an attachment point on your tool and a lanyard to properly tether your tool.

Slide-on anchor points attach to your harness or tool belt. They’re a good choice for anchoring hand tools.

Wraparound anchor points attach to rated structures such as railings and scaffolding. They support heavy tools without weighing you down. Wraparound anchor points with an extra-wide D-ring work well when you need to swap between multiple tools. You can attach up to five tool lanyards. A nylon cover protects the webbing from rubbing and scraping for an extended lifespan.