The 3M DBI-SALA® Sliding Beam Anchor is designed to provide a reliable and mobile anchorage solution for workers operating at height on structural beams. Its compact, lightweight construction allows for easy transport and reuse across multiple job sites. The sliding design combined with a 360-degree swiveling D-ring enables hands-free movement along the beam, helping maintain productivity while reducing the need for repositioning. Built with corrosion-resistant materials, this anchor is well suited for demanding industrial and construction environments.

Key Features

Compact and lightweight design: Easy to transport, install, and reposition as needed.
Portable and reusable construction: Designed for repeated use across multiple applications.
Corrosion-resistant materials: Aluminum and stainless steel housing enhances durability in harsh environments.
360-degree swiveling D-ring: Supports hands-free mobility and smooth movement along the beam.
Wide beam compatibility: Models available to fit a broad range of beam widths and flange thicknesses.
Snap-in wear pads: Allow for quick and easy replacement directly in the field.
Visible dual-ratchet adjustment: Buttons accessible above the beam for fast and secure adjustment.

Intended Use

This sliding beam anchor is intended for temporary anchorage applications where worker mobility along an I-beam is required. It allows the user to move freely while remaining continuously connected to an overhead anchorage point.

Structural steel erection
Commercial and industrial construction
Maintenance and inspection work
Manufacturing facilities
Industrial plants and warehouses

Product Specifications

Anchor type: I-beam
Installation type: Reusable
Attachment type: Clamp
Housing material: Aluminum and stainless steel

Model 2104710 (7100204060) – Small
Beam width: 3.5–14 in.
Flange thickness: Up to 1.25 in.

Model 2104715 (7100204059) – Large
Beam width: 12–30 in.
Flange thickness: Up to 2.5 in.

Certifications and Standards

ANSI Z359.18: Meets requirements for safety connectors used in personal fall protection systems.
OSHA 1910.140: Complies with OSHA requirements for personal fall protection systems in general industry.
OSHA 1926.502: Meets OSHA construction industry criteria for fall protection systems.