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Sign In Register Forgot User ID? Forgot Password?Concrete Anchors for Fall Protection
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Concrete anchors are secured to concrete walls, columns, floors, and decks to create a secure anchor point for personal fall arrest equipment when working at height. They are used in construction, maintenance, mining and other situations where people are working at height. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.
Anchor Installation
D-Ring Anchors for Concrete, with Bolt
These D-ring anchors have an attached bolt so they're ready to install in concrete to create a connection point for a personal fall arrest system. The low profile and small footprint makes these less obstructive than larger anchors. Permanent anchors are installed where anchors are used often or when keeping track of reusable anchors on a large construction site is inconvenient. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.
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Wedge Anchors for Concrete
These wedge anchors push into a predrilled hole that has been cleared of debris to create an anchor point for a personal fall arrest system. The anchor has a spring-loaded system that, when depressed, allows the anchor to move freely within the hole. When released, the anchor attaches to the sides of the hole to create a secure anchor point. These anchors can be removed and reused in other locations. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.
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Parapet Anchors for Concrete
These parapet anchors fit over the top of a wall and secure in place using a twist knob to provide an anchor point for a personal fall arrest system. They can be installed without the use of tools, do not require holes or other mounts, and are adjustable to a range of widths. The anchor can be removed and reused in another location. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.
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Detent Anchors for Concrete
These detent anchors fit into a socket that is permanently installed in concrete. The sockets are put in place when the concrete is poured or glued into a drilled hole using a compatible adhesive. The detent pin has a D-ring secured to it to provide a tie-off point. The detent pin can be removed when no longer needed and reused in another socket. Workers can carry personal detent pins to have them readily available. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.
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Loop-End Strap Anchors for Concrete
These loop-end strap anchors have a webbed strap with a loop in one end and a D-ring on the other end to provide an attachment point. Concrete can be poured over the rebar to form a permanent attachment point. The strap can be cut flush with the concrete when it is no longer needed. These anchors do not require that bolts or holes be drilled in the concrete. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.
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D-Ring Anchors for Concrete, with Rebar Hole
These D-ring anchors have a mounting hole that slides over a rod or rebar to create an anchor point for a personal fall arrest system. They have a small foot print that's unobstructive. The anchoring plate and D-ring are reusable if they have not encountered a fall. Anchors should always be inspected and replaced after being exposed to a fall.
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