Frontline MPS Cross Arm Strap 3'–30' | Canada
Frontline MPS Cross Arm Strap 3'–30' manual and documents
Frontline's own documents. Read the instruction manual before first use.
CROSS ARM STRAPANSI Z359.18-2017 · OSHAMPS SERIES · 3–30 FT
The Frontline MPS cross arm strap wraps a beam, column or other structural member and gives you an anchor point in seconds, with no tools. The 1.73-inch polyester webbing is stitched to a 2.5-inch reinforced backing for extra abrasion protection, and the safety orange colour makes the strap easy to spot and easy to inspect. Six lengths from 3 to 30 feet cover most wrap-around situations.
Frontline MPS cross arm strap key features
Frontline MPS cross arm strap specifications
| Model | MPS series (MPS03 = 3 ft) |
| Webbing | 1.73 in polyester, stitched to 2.5 in reinforced webbing backing |
| Lengths | 3 ft · 4 ft · 6 ft · 12 ft · 20 ft · 30 ft |
| Colour | Safety orange |
| User capacity | 310 lb |
| Standards | Meets or exceeds OSHA 1926, OSHA 1910 and ANSI Z359.18-2017 |
| Brand | Frontline Fall Protection |
CERTIFICATION — ANSI/OSHA · NOT CSA
Frontline lists this product as tested to OSHA (and, where stated, ANSI) requirements by an independent lab accredited to ISO/IEC 17025. It is not CSA Z259 certified. If your site or jurisdiction requires CSA-marked fall protection, see our Safety Direct collection; otherwise confirm acceptance with your site safety officer and provincial OHS authority (Ontario MLITSD, Alberta OHS, WorkSafeBC, CNESST) before use.
Frontline MPS cross arm strap: common questions
Which length do I need?
Measure around the member you will wrap, add room for the pass-through, and choose the next length up. Keep the connecting D-ring where your SRL or lanyard will hang straight.
Is the Frontline MPS CSA certified?
No. It is rated to OSHA 1926/1910 and ANSI Z359.18-2017. For a CSA-marked anchor connector, see our Safety Direct collection.
Can it be used on a sharp edge?
Protect the strap from sharp or abrasive edges; the reinforced backing adds abrasion resistance but does not make it an edge-rated strap.
How often should it be inspected?
Before every use, and formally by a competent person at least once a year. Remove it from service if the webbing or stitching shows cuts, burns or fraying, or after any fall.