SSRA1 8-Piece Contractor Pack, 8 Anchors + Nylon Tip Screws + Torque Wrench | Fall Protection Canada
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SSRA1 8-Piece Contractor Pack, 8 Anchors + Nylon Tip Screws + Torque Wrench | Fall Protection Canada

Sale price  $2,599.00 Regular price  $2,800.00
SSRA • 8-Worker Crew Pack • Non-Penetrating • Ships Across Canada

SSRA1 8-Piece Contractor Pack — 8 Anchors, Nylon-Tip Set Screws & Torque Wrench

8-Worker Crew Outfit • OSHA/ANSI Certified
Kit Contents 8 × SSRA1 Anchors 8 × Nylon-Tip Screw Sets 1 × Calibrated Torque Wrench

The SSRA1 8-Piece Contractor Pack outfits a full eight-worker crew with everything needed to safely tie off on standing seam metal roofs — without penetrating a single panel. Eight certified non-penetrating SSRA1 anchors, eight sets of nylon-tip set screws (24-gauge compatible), and one calibrated micro torque wrench in a single bundle. The largest stock SSRA1 crew pack offered, this kit delivers the lowest per-anchor cost for full-size roofing crews, commercial projects, and contractors who need standardized fall arrest hardware across multiple simultaneous job sites.

Overview

OSHA and ANSI standards require one independent 5,000 lb anchor point per worker for fall arrest. This 8-Piece Contractor Pack provides exactly eight certified tie-off points plus the calibrated torque tool needed for code-compliant installation — enough to outfit a full eight-worker roofing crew in a single bundle, or to maintain inventory across two simultaneous four-worker job sites. The SSRA1 is the industry's lightest OSHA/ANSI 5,000 lb-certified anchor at just 4.5 lb per unit, made from solid 6061-T6 aluminum with stainless steel hardware. Each anchor uses twelve set screws (six pairs of opposing screws) gripping the standing seam without ever touching the roof panel — preserving the roof warranty and creating zero leak risk. The included torque wrench is non-negotiable for proper installation: cupped-tip set screws must be torqued to exactly 90 in-lbs (22-gauge steel), and nylon-tip set screws to 180–200 in-lbs (22- or 24-gauge steel). Impact drivers strip threads and crush seams — the calibrated micro torque wrench prevents both. The bundle ships with installed cupped-tip set screws on each anchor plus an additional set of nylon-tip screws so each crew member has both options on hand for whatever panel gauge they encounter on site.

Key Features

Outfits an 8-Worker Crew

Eight certified independent tie-off points satisfy the OSHA/ANSI requirement of one 5,000 lb anchor per worker for fall arrest. Largest single-bundle SSRA1 crew pack offered — best per-anchor value.

Calibrated Torque Wrench Included

1/4" drive micro torque wrench with 3/16" socket bit handles all 96 set screws across the kit. Click-to-torque design ensures uniform installation and prevents seam damage.

Both Set Screw Types Included

Each anchor ships with 12 cupped-tip set screws (installed) for 22-gauge steel plus an extra pack of 12 nylon-tip set screws for 22- or 24-gauge steel. Ready for any panel on any site.

14,500 lb Ultimate Failure Tested

Independent ISO 17025/ANSI Z359.18-certified lab tested each SSRA1 to 14,500 lb ultimate failure — nearly 3× the OSHA/ANSI 5,000 lb minimum. Class-leading safety margin.

Universal Standing Seam Fit

Patented universal-fit body works with over 500 standing seam panel profiles (95% of the market) including snaplock, T-seams, bulb seams, mechanical lock, and trapezoidal panels.

Salt Spray & Corrosion Tested

ASTM B-117 accelerated salt spray tested. 6061-T6 aluminum body with stainless steel components — rust-free for permanent installations and coastal jobsite use.

Technical Specifications

Kit Contents 8 × SSRA1 anchors with installed D-rings, 8 × cupped-tip set screw packs (installed), 8 × nylon-tip set screw packs, 8 × owner's manuals, 8 × 3/16" hex bits, 1 × 1/4" drive micro torque wrench with 3/16" socket bit
Manufacturer SKU SSRAContrPack
Application Permanent or temporary fall arrest anchorage on standing seam metal roofs
OSHA Compliance OSHA 1926.502 / 1910.66 (5,000 lb anchorage)
ANSI Compliance ANSI Z359.18 (independently lab tested)
SSRA1 Static Strength 5,000 lb minimum per anchor (in all directions of pull)
SSRA1 Ultimate Failure (Tested) 14,500 lb (independent ISO 17025 lab tested)
Salt Spray Testing ASTM B-117 accelerated salt spray tested
SSRA1 Material 6061-T6 aluminum body, stainless steel set screws and hardware
SSRA1 Weight ~4.5 lb per anchor (industry's lightest 5,000 lb-certified anchor)
D-Ring Certified 5,000 lb (installed on each anchor)
Set Screws (Per Anchor) 12 stainless steel cupped-tip (installed) + 12 stainless steel nylon-tip (separate)
Total Set Screws in Kit 96 cupped-tip + 96 nylon-tip = 192 stainless steel set screws
Cupped-Tip Torque 90 in-lbs (22-gauge steel panels)
Nylon-Tip Torque 180–200 in-lbs (22- or 24-gauge steel panels)
Compatible Substrates 22- and 24-gauge steel standing seam panels
Not Compatible With Aluminum, copper, zinc, or other soft-metal panels; curved, tapered, or batten-seam profiles
Workers Per Kit 8 (one anchor per worker for OSHA/ANSI fall arrest compliance)
Required PPE Worker must use inline shock absorber or shock pack with the SSRA1
Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty
Origin Designed and fabricated in the USA

Standards & Compliance Notice

OSHA/ANSI Compliant — CSA Z259.15 Not Third-Party Certified

The SSRA1 is OSHA 1926.502/1910.66 and ANSI Z359.18 compliant, with a 5,000 lb minimum static strength rating in all directions of pull. Each anchor was independently tested by an ISO 17025/ANSI Z359.18-accredited lab to a 14,500 lb ultimate breaking strength — nearly 3× the regulatory minimum. The manufacturer does not list CSA Z259.15 (Anchorage Connectors) third-party certification on the product specifications. Canadian provincial OHS codes generally require anchor points to either meet CSA Z259.15 or be rated by a qualified professional engineer to support 22.2 kN (5,000 lbs) per worker for fall arrest. The SSRA1 meets and substantially exceeds the strength requirement, but acceptance for Canadian fall arrest use is the responsibility of the installing party, a qualified professional engineer, or the site safety officer. Workers must always pair the SSRA1 with an inline shock absorber or shock pack — required by the manufacturer regardless of certification jurisdiction.

What's in the Box

  • (8) SSRA1 standing seam roof anchors with patented 6061-T6 aluminum body and universal-fit design
  • (8) 5,000 lb certified D-rings (installed on each anchor)
  • (8) packs of 12 stainless steel cupped-tip set screws (installed on each anchor)
  • (8) packs of 12 stainless steel nylon-tip set screws (separate, for 24-gauge use)
  • (8) SSRA1 owner's manuals
  • (8) 3/16" hex bits
  • (1) 1/4" drive micro torque wrench with 3/16" socket bit (calibrated, click-to-torque)

Applications

  • Large standing seam metal roofing installations and re-roofing crews
  • Commercial and industrial roof maintenance teams
  • Solar installation crews working on standing seam roof systems
  • Permanent fall arrest tie-off points on commercial facilities (salt spray tested for outdoor longevity)
  • Multi-site contractors maintaining fall arrest inventory across simultaneous projects
  • Skylight, snow guard, gutter, and rooftop equipment installation crews
  • Any standing seam roofing operation needing OSHA/ANSI-compliant fall arrest for up to 8 workers

Compatibility — Standing Seam Profiles

The SSRA1 fits over 95% of standing seam panels in the industry — over 500 specific profiles including snaplock, single-lock, double-lock, T-seam, bulb seam, mechanical lock, MR-24, and trapezoidal styles. Approved for 22- and 24-gauge steel only. Not compatible with aluminum, copper, zinc, or other soft metals (set-screw pressure deforms soft metals and compromises grip). Not compatible with curved, tapered, or batten-seam profiles. Nailstrip-style panels are approximately 50% compatible — some seams are too wide at the base for proper engagement. Always perform a test fit before committing to a full installation using an RCT seam clamp or single SSRA1 anchor against your exact panel profile.

Why the Torque Wrench Matters

The SSRA1 holds 5,000 lb because the set screws are torqued to a specific in-pound value — not "tight enough by feel." Cupped-tip screws on 22-gauge steel must hit exactly 90 in-lbs. Nylon-tip screws on 22- or 24-gauge steel must hit 180–200 in-lbs. Under-torque means the anchor can slip during a fall event. Over-torque can strip the threads or crush the standing seam itself, voiding both the anchor's grip and potentially the roof warranty. Impact drivers are strictly prohibited — they spin too fast, apply uncontrolled torque, and routinely cause both failures. The included calibrated micro torque wrench has a click-to-torque mechanism that audibly signals when proper torque is reached, eliminating guesswork. One precision torque wrench services all eight anchors in this Contractor Pack — 96 set screw installations across the full kit.

Permanent Fall Protection Installations

The SSRA1's solid 6061-T6 aluminum body and stainless steel hardware make it a leading choice for permanent fall arrest tie-off points on commercial facilities, not just temporary jobsite use. The anchor has been ANSI/ASTM B-117 salt-spray tested for accelerated corrosion resistance, making it suitable for coastal installations and outdoor exposure. For permanent installations on Canadian commercial buildings, a qualified professional engineer should review the specific roof structure, anchor placement, and load path before final approval — the SSRA1 provides the certified anchor strength but the supporting structure's capacity to withstand fall forces remains the responsibility of the building owner and the engineer of record.

Compliance & Standards

Primary: OSHA 1926.502 / 1910.66 — 5,000 lb anchorage; ANSI Z359.18 (independently lab tested)

Tested Strength: 14,500 lb ultimate failure (ISO 17025 lab tested), nearly 3× the regulatory 5,000 lb minimum

CSA Status: Not third-party certified to CSA Z259.15. Canadian users must verify acceptance with a qualified professional engineer or site safety officer before fall arrest application.

PPE Requirement: Worker must use an inline shock absorber or shock pack with the SSRA1 — connect through a CSA Z259.10 harness with a CSA Z259.11 lanyard or CSA Z259.2.2 SRL.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the 8-Piece Contractor Pack the best value for large crews?
OSHA and ANSI fall arrest standards require one independent 5,000 lb anchor point per worker. Eight anchors = eight certified tie-off points = a fully compliant crew of eight. The Contractor Pack offers the lowest per-anchor price in the SSRA1 stock kit lineup — better than buying two 4-Piece Pro Packs and far better than buying eight standalone anchors. Includes the calibrated torque wrench needed for code-compliant installation across all 96 set screws.
Is the SSRA1 CSA certified?
No. The SSRA1 carries OSHA / ANSI Z359.18 compliance and has been independently lab tested by an ISO 17025-accredited facility to a 14,500 lb ultimate failure — nearly 3× the regulatory 5,000 lb minimum. It is not third-party certified to CSA Z259.15. Canadian fall arrest use should be verified with a qualified professional engineer or your site safety officer before installation.
Can these anchors be used for permanent fall protection installations?
Yes. The SSRA1 is constructed from solid 6061-T6 aluminum and stainless steel hardware, and has been ANSI/ASTM B-117 salt-spray tested for corrosion resistance. This makes it suitable for permanent tie-off points on commercial facilities and coastal roof systems. For permanent Canadian installations, a qualified professional engineer should sign off on the specific roof structure, anchor placement, and supporting structural capacity before final approval.
Which set screws should I use for 24-gauge steel?
Always use the nylon-tip set screws for 24-gauge steel panels, torqued to 180–200 in-lbs. Cupped-tip set screws are intended for 22-gauge steel only (torqued to 90 in-lbs). Using the wrong screw type or torque value risks anchor slip during a fall event. The kit ships with cupped-tip screws installed, plus an extra pack of nylon-tip screws per anchor so you can swap based on the panel gauge on site.
Is one torque wrench sufficient for 8 anchors?
Yes. The included 1/4" drive micro torque wrench is a professional-grade precision tool designed to accurately set all 96 set screws across the kit (12 per anchor × 8 anchors). The click-to-torque design audibly signals when proper torque is reached on each screw, ensuring uniform installation across the entire crew. Multi-site contractors running simultaneous job sites may want to add a second torque wrench so each crew has its own — sold separately.
Can I use these anchors for a horizontal lifeline?
Yes — the eight base anchors in this Contractor Pack are compatible with the SSRA3 Anchor Plate adapter, which lets you mount horizontal lifelines across the standing seams. Remove the SSRA1 D-rings, bolt the SSRA3 plates to the anchor bodies, and connect your HLL system. SSRA3 plates are sold separately. For a complete HLL kit, see our SSRA 100' Horizontal Lifeline Kit (4 SSRA1 + 2 SSRA3 + lifeline components).
Are these anchors safe for use on copper or aluminum roofs?
No. The SSRA1 is designed and certified for 22- and 24-gauge steel standing seam panels only. Soft metals like copper, aluminum, or zinc cannot withstand the set-screw pressure required for a 5,000 lb rating — the screws will deform the seam and the anchor will slip under load. Confirm panel gauge and material before installation.
Why can't I use an impact driver?
Impact drivers spin too fast and apply uncontrolled torque. They routinely strip the set-screw threads or crush the standing seam itself — both failures that compromise anchor performance and can void the roof warranty. The included calibrated micro torque wrench is the only tool approved for SSRA1 installation. Hand tools only, every time.
How long do the nylon tips last?
Nylon tips are consumable and should be inspected before each installation. The manufacturer notes they typically need replacement every 3–5 uses depending on installation conditions. Replacement nylon-tip set screw packs are available separately. With eight anchors in this kit, plan to keep replacement nylon-tip screw packs in inventory for ongoing operations.

Shipping & Availability

The SSRA1 8-Piece Contractor Pack ships across Canada from Fall Protection Canada. Contact Fall Protection Canada for fleet pricing on multiple Contractor Packs, to bundle this kit with SSRA2 walkboard adapters or SSRA3 anchor plates for horizontal lifeline use, or to add replacement nylon-tip set screw packs to your order.

Outfit a full 8-worker crew with certified non-penetrating fall arrest for standing seam roofs.

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