Feet Forged Erection Anchor

The Feet Forged Erection Anchor is hot forged, with other features being the same as the Standard Erection Anchor with shear plate. The notch on the side of the anchor accommodates the use of a shear bar if desired. The two holes can accommodate a tension bar or rebar for greater load capacities.

1. Forged Construction:
   • The anchor is forged from high-strength steel to withstand heavy loads and ensure durability during lifting operations.
   • Forging enhances the material’s strength and structural integrity, making it suitable for demanding construction environments.
2. Shape and Configuration:
   • Feet Design: It typically features multiple legs or feet that extend outward from a central point. These feet are designed to embed securely into the material being lifted or installed.
   • Attachment Point: Has a central attachment point or loop where lifting slings or chains can be securely attached.
3. Load Capacity:
   • Designed and tested to handle specific load capacities as per engineering standards and requirements.
   • Load capacities can vary depending on the size, design, and material specifications of the anchor.

Functionality and Applications:

1. Lifting and Erection:
   • Used primarily for lifting and erecting prefabricated components such as steel beams, concrete panels, and modular structures.
   • Provides a secure attachment point for lifting slings or chains, ensuring safe and controlled lifting operations.
2. Installation:
   • Embedded or cast into the structural elements during manufacturing or pre-assembly.
   • Ensures the anchor is integrated securely into the component, allowing for efficient handling and installation on-site.
3. Versatility:
   • Suitable for a wide range of construction projects including building construction, infrastructure development, and industrial applications.
   • Used in both temporary and permanent installations depending on the project requirements.

Advantages:

1. Safety:
   • Enhances safety during lifting operations by providing a reliable and stable attachment point.
   • Minimizes the risk of accidents or mishaps during the handling and installation of heavy components.
2. Efficiency:
   • Streamlines the construction process by facilitating faster and more controlled assembly of prefabricated elements.
   • Reduces labor costs and construction time compared to traditional on-site fabrication methods.
3. Durability:
   • Constructed from durable materials and designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions and repeated use.