Temporary concrete anchorage connector, ¾ in hole, 5000 lb, Peakworks

Temporary concrete anchorage connector, ¾ in hole, Peakworks

The Peakworks removable concrete anchorage connector (model FPA12010) is a temporary anchorage point designed for fall protection on dry, cured concrete (minimum 3000 psi). It installs into a ¾ in hole and is removed at the end of the job, making it a convenient, quick anchor for fall protection systems in construction and industry. Peakworks manufacturer code: CP-12010-1. Sold individually.

It offers a strength of 5000 lb (22 kN) and quick installation without complex tools. Intended for a single person, its maximum capacity is 310 lb (141 kg), including the worker's tools and equipment. It complies with the CSA Z259.15-17, ANSI Z359.1-2007 standards and OSHA requirements.

Advantages of the concrete anchorage connector

Rugged and quick to install, this connector creates a reliable temporary anchorage point on concrete, without complex tooling, for occasional work at height.

Features and safety of the anchorage connector

• Removable temporary anchor for dry, cured concrete (min. 3000 psi)
• Installs into a ¾ in hole
• 5000 lb (22 kN) strength
• Quick installation without complex tools
• Worker capacity: 310 lb (141 kg), equipment included
• Compliant with CSA Z259.15-17, ANSI Z359.1-2007 and OSHA requirements

Job sites and industries where this connector is required

• Occasional work at height on concrete structures
• Construction and industry
• Temporary anchorage points to remove at end of job
• Any work requiring a 5000 lb concrete anchor

Installation and anchorage point

The connector installs into a ¾ in hole drilled in dry, cured concrete with a minimum strength of 3000 psi, according to the manufacturer's instructions. As with any fall protection anchorage point, the location must be selected by a competent person: assess the fall distance, the free clearance below the worker, the rescue measures and the anchor strength (5000 lb). Remove the connector at the end of the job.

Inspection of the anchorage connector

The worker is responsible for a routine inspection before each use: look for any sign of degradation, wear, corrosion, malfunction or breakage. Replace the connector at the first sign of failure. It should also be inspected periodically by a qualified person other than the worker. Any equipment subjected to a fall or impact must be removed from service. Sylprotec offers a fall protection equipment inspection service; see the Services tab.

FAQ about the concrete anchorage connector

Here are the most frequent questions about the installation, capacity and compliance of this concrete anchorage connector.

What type of concrete can it be installed on?

On dry, cured concrete with a minimum strength of 3000 psi, in a ¾ in hole, according to the manufacturer's instructions.

What load does this connector support?

It offers a strength of 5000 lb (22 kN) and suits a worker with a maximum weight of 310 lb (141 kg), equipment included.

Is this connector reusable?

It is a temporary anchor: it is installed for the duration of the job and then removed. Inspect it before any reuse.

Suggested anchorage and fall protection products

To build a complete fall protection system, this connector combines with the rest of the protection chain. Also consider a class A harness (FPH1000A), a panic-lock grab (FPACC), a vertical lifeline rope (FPAC), a stainless permanent anchorage connector (FPA826), a temporary concrete anchor (FPAF075N), an anchor sling (FPAE), a fixed anchorage connector (FPA822) and a storage bag (FPBAG). Under "Accessories" at the bottom of the page.

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