The anchorage point is designed for installation in concrete, steel and timber structures, provided that the correct fixing method is used and the load-bearing capacity of the structure is verified.

• Concrete structures
  Installation is carried out using a chemical anchoring system (injection mortar) or other approved fixing solutions suitable for the concrete type. Correct installation ensures safe load transfer in compliance with EN 795.

• Steel structures
  The anchorage can be installed on steel beams or plates using a threaded hole, welded sleeve or structural flange. The steel structure must have sufficient thickness and strength to withstand fall arrest loads.

• Timber structures
  Use on solid timber elements (e.g. glued laminated beams) is possible when installed using a through-bolt, steel insert or other certified fixing solution designed to prevent pull-out.

Installation on all structure types requires:

• correct anchorage design,

• professional installation,

• compliance with applicable standards and safety regulations.

Key features and technical specifications:

• Detachable anchorage eye with safety lock to prevent accidental removal

• Standard: EN 795:2012 Type A – fall arrest anchorage

• Static strength: 12 kN

• Material: stainless steel (threaded rod) / steel (eye)

• Thread diameter: M20, threaded length under head: 110 mm

• Minimum wall thickness for installation: 150 mm

• Net weight: approx. 0.34 kg

Applications:
Provides a temporary but secure removable anchorage point for a single user on concrete, steel, or timber structures for fall arrest and safety applications.