Surface Mounted Anchor

ANCHOR DEVICE: Topfix Surface Mounted Anchor (SMA)
                                To be used as a tethering anchor only


TWO FIX SYSTEM : BONDED AND RIVETED

ANCHOR TYPES AND CAPABILITIES
FINISH: 316 Stainless Steel.

ULTIMATE YIELD TESTING: 
We tested using brand new corrugated galvanised iron 15kN on .40gage roofing iron & 21kN on .55gage roofing iron. The tested attachment was no greater than 5mm from the surface of the roofing iron.

The load testing carried out by MTL, have shown that this type of anchor will not sustain the loading required set out in the standard for fall arrest and to use this type of anchor for fall arrest could cause serous harm or even death to the user.                          

All types of topfix anchors riverted to the surface of roofing iron in NZ or AU DO NOT
comply to the AS/NZS 1891.4 standards.

AS/NZS 1891.4
Section 3.1.2 (a)
The anchorage and the structure to which it is attached shell be capable of sustaining an ultimate load to that shown in Table 3.1
(15kN = 37.5bags of cement & 21kN = 52.5bags of cement)
Thin tensile steel roofing can not sustain the loading for fall arrest as our destructive tests have shown. 
    
 
AS/NZS 1891.4:2000
Section 3
Table 3.1
1 persons - Free fall arrest        15kN
2 persons - Free fall arrest        21kN
1 person - Restrained fall arrest 12kN
 Note: Total restraint has been removed
          from the AS/NZS 1891.4 standards.
Part 4:
Section 1.2 (a)
Any person at risk of a potentially
injury producing fall shell be secured by equipment that is rated for fall arrest.

SYSTEM COMPONENTS




Attachment system 1
10 x 7.70 Olympic Bulb-Tite rivets complete with EPDM washer for weather tight seal
Shear : 680.915kg
Tensile : 498.951kg



Attachment system 2
Sikaflex 11FC
A one component polyurethane joint sealant and adhesive.
Tensile Strength : 0.5MPa
Tear Strength : 1.5MPa
CCL surface mounted anchors are not
only attached to the roofing by rivets
like all other top fix systems,

CCL have gone the extra mile to ensure a much
stronger attachment point by bonding and riveting
the anchors to the roofing