Scaffanka
Scaffold Restraint eyebolts and accessories designed to comply
with
BS 5973: 1993 Clause 9.5.4.
The Dunnco ‘Scaffanka’ Ring Bolt is specially designed
to support free-standing scaffolding, through correct installation
in conjunction with an M16 expanding anchor.
(Safe working load of eyebolt = 12.5kN in tension.
Minimum breaking load of eyebolt = 65kN in tension. Each individual
eyebolt proof tested to 25kN during manufacture.)
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The Dunnco ‘Scaffanka’ Ring Bolt.
Fully galvanised to EN 1461. Each individual ring bolt is
proof tested to 25kN before despatch. |
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The shear strength of the installed anchor is dramatically
improved by setting the anchor as deep as possible - thus
providing added resistance to bending and subsequent fracture.
(Figs.1 and 2) When the ring bolt is removed the hole should
be ‘plugged’, to prevent the ingress of water,
by the use of a plastic cover cap. |
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Ring bolts may be installed into the inner
leaf of a structure. This requires the extension of the shank
by the addition of a threaded adaptor and M16 threaded rod.
(Fig.2)
Ring bolts are intended for ‘Push-Pull’ loading,
ie tensile or compressive loads only. They should be incorporated
into the scaffold to avoid significant lateral loading. If
this is unavoidable then the bending strength of the ring
bolt is optimised by setting the anchor as deep as possible
while still giving adequate access for clips and fittings.
When used in the cladding application shown in Fig.2 the avoidance
of lateral loading is absolutely vital as this can cause cladding
units to fail.
The expanding anchor is suitable only for use in concrete.
Contact your suppliers Technical Advisory Service for anchors
suitable for other substrates. |
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COMPONENTS AVAILABLE:
A. M16 Expanding Anchor
B. Setting Tool
C. M16 Threaded Coupler
D. Plastic Cover Caps
Also - M16 Threaded Rod |
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