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Can you use uni strut as anchorage point for a fall protection connector?
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An anchor point should be able to support a 5000 lb load, or twice the max anticipated load in a fall. For the average worker wearing a harness and shock absorbing lanyard, that is around 950 lbs. Most unistrut framing members are not designed to support that load. Bad idea.
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