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F. Connectors should not be connected 

to any object which does not allow the 

connector gate to close or lock. Anchor 

shapes that allow roll out to occur should 

never be used for connection. If the anchor, 

to which the snap hook or carabiner is 

attached, is under sized or irregular in 

shape, then this may allow for the gate of 

the connector to come in contact with the 

anchor, thereby causing the connector to 

open up and possibly disengage from the 

anchor. This is known as roll out of the 

connector. See Diagram 2.
G. Do not use connectors on an anchorage object as shown in figure A to F.

Correct Anchorage Positioning:

 This chart details allowable working zones required to reduce risk of swing falls and 

improper side loading. ALWAYS adhere to information specified by chart.

Anchor Distance 

From Leading 

Edge (Y)

Working Distance 

Along Roof Edge 

(Either Direction) (X)

Working 

Angle From 

Perpendicular (Ø)

6’

8’

53°

10’

9’ - 9”

45°

15’

11’ - 7”

38°

20’

13’ - 3”

33°

25’

14’ - 6”

30°

30’

16’

28°

35’

17’ - 2”

26°

40’

18’ - 3”

24°

45’

19’ - 4”

23°

50’

19’ - 10”

21°

55’

21’ - 4”

21°

60’

22’ - 3”

21°

Ø

: Total Working Angle

X

: Working Distance

Along Leading Edge

Y

: Distance From

Leading Edge

X

Y

ø

X

Leading Edge

For example, if the anchorage connector is 6’ from the leading edge (Y), the working distance (X) is 8’ in each direction 

from the perpendicular, which translates to a 53° working angle.

Swing Falls:

 When using or installing any anchors, think about eliminating swing fall hazards. Swing falls happen when 

the anchor point is not directly over the object being secured. Always make your anchors as close to perpendicular as 

possible to the load. Swing falls can increase the chances of serious injury or death if there is a fall.

2. The gate presses against 

the connecting Ring.

Small ring or other non-compatibly shaped element  

3. The gate opens allowing 

the snap hook to slip off. 

1. Force is applied to

the snap hook. 

Diagram 2 - Unintentional Disengagement (roll-out)

Summary of Contents for Palmer Safety A00151

Page 1: ...Fall Protection Training Netting PPE INSTRUCTION MANUAL ROOF RIDGE ANCHOR These Instructions Apply to the Following Model s A00151 A00152...

Page 2: ...ry own Palmer Safety Fall Protection Roof Ridge Anchor This manual must be read and understood in its entirety whereas any specified training course on fall protection can be utilized to provide the n...

Page 3: ...estions or need training We can provide training on the jobsite Applications WARNING Using the equipment in ways other than its intended purpose may result in severe injury or death Maximum 1 attachme...

Page 4: ...To avoid interference when connecting to the Roof Ridge Anchor there must be enough space between the hook and its attachment point This is known as rolling out and can cause the gate on the hook to...

Page 5: ...hor Distance From Leading Edge Y Working Distance Along Roof Edge Either Direction X Working Angle From Perpendicular 6 8 53 10 9 9 45 15 11 7 38 20 13 3 33 25 14 6 30 30 16 28 35 17 2 26 40 18 3 24 4...

Page 6: ...hor Plate C Butyl Strip C A B 9 75 18 Product Specifications A00151 Overall Length 9 75 Roof Ridge Anchor With 1 D Ring A00152 Overall Length 18 Roof Ridge Anchor With 2 D Rings Maximum 1 connection p...

Page 7: ...in a HLL system 7 Can be installed on Wood or Metal substrates Wood minimum thickness is 3 1 2 Fasteners 8 each 3 1 2 16d stainless steel spiral nails in all fastener holes fully embedded in the subst...

Page 8: ...pe for your substrate material Be sure to use a fastener in every fastener hole in the anchor plate 3 If you removed shingles or ridge caps to install the Roof Ridge Anchor replace them Follow the ins...

Page 9: ...f Ridge Anchor before and after each use If Roof Ridge Anchor cannot be cleaned with plain water use mild soap and water then rinse and wipe dry NEVER clean Roof Ridge Anchor with corrosive substances...

Page 10: ...his inspection log must be specific to one Roof Ridge Anchor All inspection records must be made visible and available to all users at all times If equipment fails inspection or is involved in a fall...

Page 11: ...11 General Work Products LLC 6000 Jefferson Hwy Harahan LA 70123 www PalmerSafetyUS com Fall Protection Training Netting PPE Notes...

Page 12: ...12 General Work Products LLC 6000 Jefferson Hwy Harahan LA 70123 www PalmerSafetyUS com Fall Protection Training Netting PPE Notes...

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