Height Safety Anchor for Concrete

Safetor Anchors are: "New Zealand's leading height safety Roof Anchor devices"

All Safetor Concrete Roof Anchors meet the requirements of the AS/NZS 1891.2:2001 Standards Horizontal Lifeline and Rail Systems and AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 Standards Industrial Fall Arrest Systems and Devices
AS/NZS 5532.2013 Anchor Testing Standards

Concrete Through Bolt Anchor 16mm Dia
 
Type Of Anchor
Proprietary Anchor

Size
16mm Dia 
Concrete thickness:100mm - 200mm

Design
This anchor is designed to be bolted through concrete.
A round disc washer 10mm thick is placed on both sides to protect the concrete from
chipping at the edges of the hole, both washers are bonded to the concrete with
Sika flex 11FC as this provides a seal/gasket and an adhesive for added strength.

Ultimate Yield
16mm = 15kN
30mm = 21kN

Application As Per AS/NZS1891.4:2009 Standards
  1 Person Free Fall Arrest: 15kN
2 Person Free Fall Arrest: 21kN
1 Person Limited Free Fall Arrest: 12kN

NB:
1. Anchorage strength applicable when using a restrain technique, is either 15kN or
   12kN depending on whether the ultimate fall is free-fall or limited free-fall.
2. 'Ultimate strength' means that the anchorage may yield at the stated load but
    must not fail.

Welding
All welding has been carried out by engineers that are certified to ASME IX Standards.

   Sikaflex 11FC
    Sikaflex 11FC is a sealant, Gasket and an adhesive with a bonding
   strength of 50Kgs per 1mm square.

  Installation
  The installation should only be carried out by a competent person as set out in the  
  AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 Standards.
  CCL provides a warranty on product performance of the anchor and not the structure.
   It is the responsibility of the Installer, Building Designer or Building Owner to ensure
  that the structure to which the anchor is attached to will support a load of at least 15kN
  as set out in the AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 Standards. If there is any doubt about the
  structures adequacy a Structural Engineer should be consulted.

  Warning:
  Only competent users who have received training should use this equipment.
  (Refer to the AS/NZS 1891.4:2009 recommendations concerning selection, use and maintenance.)

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