Temporary concrete anchor connector for 0,75 inches hole. Strength 22 kN, capacity 310 lb, by PeakWorks

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Do you work in construction or industry? Are you looking for a reliable and safe solution to protect yourself from falls?

Peakworks Manufacturer's Code: V8288120 Model CP-12010-1

The temporary anchor connector is a device that attaches to a concrete structure and allows you to connect your harness to a fall protection system. It is designed to withstand high loads and extreme conditions. It complies with current safety standards and is easy to install and use. It is a piece of personal protective equipment that allows you to work at height safely. It is designed for use with an anchor lanyard or retractable. This anchor connector is made from high-quality materials to ensure maximum durability and strength.

Manufactured with a minimum tensile strength of 22 kN, it meets or exceeds CSA Z259.15 and ANSI Z359.18 standards and OSHA requirements. It offers a capacity of 141 kg/310 lb for one worker (combined weight of the person with tools, clothing, etc.).

Don’t take unnecessary risks—choose the FPA12010 anchor connector to ensure your safety and that of your colleagues.

The following is a summary of the instructions for the use of the PEAKWORKS® CP-12010-1 (V8222120) concrete anchoring device:

This device is designed for fall protection on dry, hardened concrete (min. 3,000 psi), with a capacity of 5,000 lb per user (max. 310 lb). It is installed in a hole ¾“ in diameter and 3” deep, drilled straight and clean. The anchor is secured by pulling on the ring after insertion. It should be inspected before and after each use, cleaned with compressed air, and stored in a dry place. If dropped or damaged, it must be disposed of.

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About its classification:

OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) is the U.S. agency that regulates workplace health and safety. OSHA has requirements for anchor connectors used in fall protection systems, described in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Title 29, Part 1910. OSHA requires that anchor connectors be capable of supporting at least 5,000 pounds (22.2 kN) per attached employee, or that they be designed, installed, and used under the supervision of a qualified person, such as an engineer, who certifies that they have sufficient strength to arrest a fall.

The CSA Z259.15 standard is a Canadian standard that sets out performance, design, testing, marking, classification, and other requirements for anchor connectors used in travel restraint, fall arrest, positioning, and suspended component/tie-back line systems.

The ANSI Z359.18 standard is an American standard that establishes manufacturing and performance requirements for fall protection anchor connectors to improve consumer safety. Its purpose is to protect workers in professions requiring personal fall protection by providing verifiable requirements for the design and performance of anchor connectors, as well as test methods to assess compliance with these requirements.

Product features of the CP-12010-1 anchor connector:

The FPA12010 anchor connector is a safety device designed to be attached to a concrete structure. It allows a harness to be connected to a fall arrest system, ensuring the safety of the worker at height. Made from high-quality materials, it offers a minimum tensile strength of 22 kN and supports a maximum load of 141 kg, including the weight of the user, tools, and clothing.

This connector meets or exceeds the requirements of CSA Z259.15, ANSI Z359.18, and OSHA standards. It is intended for professional use and must be used exclusively with certified fall arrest systems. Its robust design allows use in extreme conditions while ensuring quick and secure installation.

How to install the concrete anchor connector FPA12010 :

Installation of the FPA12010 anchorage connector must be carried out by personnel qualified in fall protection. Before installation, it is essential to read the supplied instructions carefully. The connector must be inserted into a 3/4“ (19mm) diameter hole 3” deep drilled in concrete only. It must never be used in steel, wood or any other material.

Only use undamaged drill bits to bore into the concrete. Once the hole has been inspected and approved, insert the connector according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure that the wedges are properly in place and that the device is securely fastened before each use.

How to maintain the anchor connector after use:

After each use, clean the concrete anchor connector with compressed air to remove dust and debris. Store in a clean, dry and safe place, away from moisture and contaminants. Systematically inspect the device before and after each use: check the condition of the metal parts, the proper operation of the wedges and the absence of burrs.

If the connector has been subjected to a fall or severe impact, it must be immediately taken out of service and destroyed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Usage tips for effective fall protection:

Use the FPA12010 anchor connector only as part of a complete and certified fall arrest system. Ensure that all components (harness, lanyard, energy absorber) are compatible and meet ANSI and OSHA standards. Participate in regular training on the use of personal protective equipment. Never take shortcuts—improper installation or use can result in serious injury or death.

Frequently asked questions about the FPA12010  anchor connector:

Is this connector compatible with all types of substrates?

 No, the FPA12010 is designed exclusively for installation in concrete. It must not be used in steel, wood, or other materials.

What is the maximum load capacity of this connector?

 The FPA12010 anchor connector supports a maximum load of 141 kg, including the weight of the worker, tools, and clothing.

Which safety standards does this product comply with?

 This connector complies with CSA Z259.15, ANSI Z359.18, and OSHA requirements. It is designed to provide optimal safety in high-risk work environments.

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