Anchor Post Eye for Standing Seam Roof

Model SA116S(E) · Karam

Overview

Anchor posts are sturdy, permanent or semi-permanent structures installed on the rooftop or elevated area. These posts serve as secure attachment points for the horizontal lifeline and other components of the fall protection system. Anchor posts are designed to withstand the forces generated during a fall and provide a reliable connection for workers' PFAS.

Key features

Designed to be fixed on standing seam roofs with the help of suitable seam clamps
Anchorage eye on the top provide universal connection as an anchorage point
Can be installed on upto 23mm bulb size on standing seam roof
Compatible with different seam distance between 320mm to 640mm

Applications

Horizontal Lifeline
Rooftops
Work at Height
Fall Protection

Standards and certification

EN 795:2012 Type A

ANSI Z359.1:2007

AS/NZS 5532:2013 TS 16415:2013 (for 4 users)

Supplier: ISO 9001:2015 certified

PRODUCT DATASHEETDoc. SSLS/DS/FA-104 · Rev. 01 · 13-Oct-2026

Anchor Post Eye for Standing Seam Roof – technical data

Technical specifications

Brand	Karam
Model	SA116S(E)
Material	Aluminium alloy and stainless steel
Installed on	Standing seam
Finish	Natural silver/colored anodized
Weight	3.47kg
Breaking Strength	23kN
Max. Users	1
Warranty	1 year from the date of invoice against any manufacturing defects. For more details on the terms and conditions, click here .
Standards	EN 795:2012 Type A, ANSI Z359.1:2007, AS/NZS 5532:2013 TS 16415:2013 (for 4 users)

Ordering information

Brand	Karam
Model	SA116S(E)

Inspection and care

Inspect harnesses, lanyards and connectors before every use. Remove from service any equipment that has arrested a fall, or shows cuts, burns, chemical damage or deformed hardware. Have equipment inspected by a competent person at least every twelve months.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat and chemicals.

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