Miller Cross Arm Strap - 6 ft Anchorage Connector

Fall protection systems depend on secure anchorage, proper equipment selection and correct use. The Miller® 6 ft Cross Arm Strap is built to help provide a dependable anchorage connection point when workers need to tie off around beams, columns, scaffolds or other structural components rated for the intended fall protection application.

The dual D-ring design allows the strap to wrap around an approved structure and pass the smaller D-ring through the larger D-ring to create a secure looped anchorage connector. Once positioned correctly, compatible fall protection devices may be connected to the exposed D-ring according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the site’s fall protection plan.

For EHS managers, safety managers, site managers, production managers, contractors and purchasing teams, this cross arm strap helps support temporary anchorage needs across jobsite and facility environments. Its heavy-duty webbing construction is well suited for demanding industrial use, while the 6 ft length provides practical reach for many common structural tie-off applications.

Key Features

• 6 ft cross arm strap anchorage connector for fall protection systems

• Designed to wrap around compatible I-beams, columns, scaffolding and structural anchor points

• Dual D-ring design with 2 in. D-ring and 3 in. D-ring

• Allows loop-through installation around approved structural members

• Compatible with properly selected lanyards, SRLs and fall arrest connecting devices

• Heavy-duty webbing construction for demanding construction and industrial environments

• Practical anchorage solution for temporary or portable tie-off needs

• Supports personal fall arrest system use when properly selected, installed and inspected

• Suitable for construction, steel work, industrial maintenance and plant environments

• Helps EHS and safety teams standardize fall protection anchorage connectors across crews

• Built for professional fall protection programs and jobsite safety compliance needs

Specifications

• Brand: Miller®

• Product Type: Cross arm strap / anchorage connector

• Length: 6 ft

• Connector Design: Dual D-ring

• D-Ring Sizes: 2 in. D-ring and 3 in. D-ring

• Material: Heavy-duty webbing

• Use: Temporary anchorage connection for fall protection systems

• Compatible Equipment: Lanyards, self-retracting lifelines, connecting devices and compatible PFAS components

• Applications: Construction, steel erection, industrial maintenance, scaffolding, utilities and general fall protection

• Standards Listed: OSHA 1926.502, OSHA 1910.66, ANSI A10.32 and ANSI Z359.1

Applications & Use

The Miller® Cross Arm Strap is used in environments where workers need a temporary anchorage connector around an approved structural member. Common applications include:

• Construction jobsites

• Steel erection

• Structural steel work

• Industrial maintenance

• Plant and facility maintenance

• Scaffolding work

• Bridge and infrastructure work

• Utilities and electrical work

• Manufacturing facilities

• Warehouses and distribution centers

• Municipal and government maintenance crews

• Contractor fall protection programs

• Temporary tie-off applications where an approved anchorage point is available

FAQ

What is the Miller® Cross Arm Strap used for?

The Miller® Cross Arm Strap is used as an anchorage connector in a fall protection system. It wraps around an approved structural member, such as an I-beam or column, to help create a temporary tie-off point for compatible fall arrest equipment.

How long is this cross arm strap?

This model is 6 ft long, making it suitable for many common beam, column and structural tie-off applications where the length is appropriate for the approved anchorage point.

What are the two D-rings used for?

The strap includes a 2 in. D-ring and a larger 3 in. D-ring. The smaller D-ring can pass through the larger D-ring to form a loop around an approved structure, creating a connection point for compatible fall protection equipment.

Can this be used with a self-retracting lifeline?

Yes, it may be used with compatible self-retracting lifelines, lanyards and connecting devices when selected and installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the jobsite fall protection plan.

What industries commonly use cross arm straps?

Cross arm straps are commonly used in construction, steel erection, industrial maintenance, utilities, scaffolding, manufacturing, infrastructure and facility maintenance work.

Does this strap meet OSHA and ANSI standards?

The provided specifications list compliance with OSHA 1926.502, OSHA 1910.66, ANSI A10.32 and ANSI Z359.1. Always confirm the current product documentation and standards requirements before use in a safety program.