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Roof Anchors
Custom and Pre-Engineered Roof Anchors to Meet Your Application’s Needs
From rooftop tip over posts to specialty vacuum anchors, Diversified Fall Protection offers a wide range of anchor points to meet the needs of different industries and applications. Single point anchors are cost effective and easy to use, making them an ideal fall safety solution for clearly designated work areas. Fixed-point anchors are commonly associated with rooftop and window washing applications, but they are equally effective for in-plant machinery maintenance, aircraft inspection and repair, and more.
Explore your anchor point options or contact the experienced team at DFP to configure your system today.
Engineered Anchor Points
DFP is a complete turnkey provider of OSHA compliant fall protection systems with years of experience engineering and installing anchor points. The end result is a proper fall safety solution that will provide years of safe and reliable service.
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Rigid Post Single Point Anchors
Protect rooftop workers in applications with 5:12 or greater pitches
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Tip-Over Single Point Anchors
Disperse energy and preserve the structural integrity of your roof during a slip or fall
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Portable Single Point Anchors
Provide freestanding tie-off points without attaching to the roof surface
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Vacuum Single Point Anchors
Provide compliant tie-off capability where and when aircraft mechanics need it
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Portable Truss Anchor Kits
Create an OSHA compliant tie-off point for personnel working at heights
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Fixed Truss Anchor Kits
Utilize your existing structural truss design for a fast-installing fall arrest solution
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D-Ring Single Point Anchors
Simple, safe and versatile fall protection for concrete walls and parapets
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