Beamer 3000

The Guardian Fall Protection Beamer 3000, the newest in our line of beam anchors, combines the many versatile features of the Beamer 2000 with some new innovations. The Beamer 3000 weighs 25% less than its predecessor, making it one of the lightest beam anchors available on the market. It also includes a dual adjustment feature that makes it even easier to adjust to its ideal position.
No more unsnagging a connector or a lifeline when working at heights, the new and improved Beamer 3000 features a Swivel D-Ring to provide more freedom and movement

FEATURES:

• Fits 3-1/2″ in. to 14 in. beams up to 1-1/4 in. thick
• Dual Adjustment
• Easy Slide System
• Lighter than the Beamer™ 2000
• Big Boss Lanyard must be used when attached to top flange of beam to comply with ANSI requirements
• Perfect for use Overhead or at Foot level
• Worker Capacity Range: 130 – 420 lbs
• Material: Galvanized Steel
• Min. Breaking Strength: 5,000 lbs

Instructions
Tech Sheet

The Beamer 3000 Anchor is a revolutionary piece of technology that is changing the way we approach underwater navigation and explorations. This advanced anchor system is equipped with state-of-the-art sensors and communication capabilities, allowing for precise positioning and control in even the most challenging underwater environments. The Beamer 3000 Anchor also features intelligent software algorithms that take into account factors such as currents, tides, and seabed topography to ensure safe and stable anchoring.

The Beamer 3000 Anchor has a wide range of potential applications, from oceanographic research and marine biology studies to underwater construction and salvage operations. Its high level of accuracy and reliability make it a valuable tool for any underwater activity that requires precise positioning and control. In addition, the Beamer 3000 Anchor is designed to be user-friendly and easy to operate, making it accessible to a wide range of users, from seasoned professionals to novice explorers. Overall, the Beamer 3000 Anchor represents a significant advancement in underwater technology and has the potential to greatly enhance our understanding and exploration of the aquatic world.