A5 Concrete Expansion Anchor – 5,000 lbs. Capacity Anchorage Connector for Concrete Substrates

The A5 Concrete Expansion Anchor is a high-performance anchorage connector designed for securing fall protection systems to concrete surfaces. With a 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength, this anchor is ideal for both single anchoring point applications and temporary horizontal lifeline systems, providing a reliable and secure solution for a variety of construction and industrial applications.

Engineered for ease of use, the A5 features an ergonomic thumb rest that enhances grip and comfort during installation, while the expanded connection loop makes attaching fall protection equipment quick and easy. The clear view cable protection allows for easy inspection, making it easier to identify any wear and tear in high-use areas.

Key Features:

• 5,000 lbs. Minimum Breaking Strength: Strong, durable, and reliable anchorage for heavy-duty applications.
• Expanded Connection Loop: Offers a larger opening for fast and convenient connections to fall protection systems.
• Clear View Cable Protection: Provides visual inspection access to high-wear areas, ensuring the anchor remains in optimal condition.
• Ergonomic Thumb Rest: Designed to improve grip and comfort by eliminating pinch points, allowing for a smoother and safer installation process.
• Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Trigger: Reduces weight while ensuring a long-lasting, durable design that stands up to demanding environments.
• Dual Expansion Shoes: Automatically expand when the trigger is released, enabling quick and efficient installation.
• Easy Access Labels: Keeps labels accessible for easy inspection while preventing them from interfering with use.

SKU: 1400052

Applications: Single anchoring points, temporary horizontal lifeline systems, and concrete substrate anchoring.

Ideal for contractors and safety professionals, the A5 Concrete Expansion Anchor offers both convenience and reliability, ensuring your fall protection system remains securely in place during critical operations.