Fall Protection Connector-MSA-BALLANTYNE T-Bar Roof Anchor

MSA BALLANTYNE T-Bar roof anchor, manufacturer part 767345 , provides an anchorage point for compatible personal fall-arrest systems used during roof maintenance, repair and construction. MSA states that the centre holes are offset to help reduce truss splitting, the anchor can be installed with screws or nails, and it can be used flat away from the roof peak without compromising rated strength. Installation, substrate, fasteners, inspection and system compatibility must follow the current MSA instructions and engineered fall-protection plan.

Product Overview

Permanent or reusable roof-anchor component for an engineered personal fall-arrest system. This listing is tied to exact MSA part 767345.

ProductBALLANTYNE T-Bar roof anchor
ApplicationRoof maintenance, repair and new construction
Installation featuresOffset centre holes; screw or nail fixing options
PositioningMSA permits flat use away from the roof peak when installed as instructed

The roof structure, fasteners, installation method, clearance, connecting subsystem and rescue plan must be assessed by a competent person. Do not use until the installed anchor and complete system have been inspected and approved for the application.

FAQs

What is part 767345?

It is the MSA BALLANTYNE T-Bar roof anchor, not the separate 280 mm or 500 mm tether plates.

Can it be installed away from the roof peak?

MSA states that the anchor can be used in a flat position away from the roof peak without compromising strength when installed according to its instructions.

Can screws or nails be used?

MSA lists both screw and nail installation. The permitted fastener, quantity, substrate and installation method must follow the current instructions and engineered design.

Is this a complete fall-arrest system?

No. It is an anchorage component. Compatible connectors, harness, energy-management equipment, clearance and a rescue plan are still required.

Who should install and inspect it?

Installation and inspection must be completed under the applicable workplace procedure by people competent for the roof structure and fall-protection system.