Transport anchor having a fibre-plastic composite material pressure element
AssigneeEconac Bvba
InventorsRenzo DE BONDT, Tom DE BONDT
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Abstract
A transport anchor for double walls, includes a bow-shaped basic body, having an arcuate central portion for suspending slinging components, two anchor legs which emanate from the central portion and extend substantially parallel to one another, and a pressure element which is arranged between the anchor legs. The pressure element is formed from a fibre-plastic composite material and has, at its two ends, end caps which are placed by their open side onto free ends of the cylindrical pressure element and which each have openings through each of which an anchor leg extends.
Claims17
A transport anchor (20) for double- and sandwich walls, comprising
- an arc-shaped base body (22) with
- an arcuate central portion (24) for suspending slinging means,
- two anchor legs (26) that emanate from the central portion (24) and extend essentially parallel to each other,
- a pressure element (28) arranged between the anchor legs (26),
- wherein
- the pressure element (28) consists of a fiber-plastic composite material,
- the pressure element (28) at both of its ends has end caps (62), which with an open side are each placed onto a free end of the cylindrical pressure element (28), and each have openings (52) through which a respective anchor leg (26) extends.
A transport anchor (20) for double- and sandwich walls, comprising
- an arc-shaped base body (22) with
- an arcuate central portion (24) for suspending slinging means,
- two anchor legs (26) that emanate from the central portion (24) and extend essentially parallel to each other,
- a pressure element (28) arranged between the anchor legs (26),
- wherein
- the pressure element (28) consists of steel,
- the pressure element (28) at both of its ends has end caps (62), which with an open side are each placed onto a free end of the cylindrical pressure element (28), and each have openings (52) through which a respective anchor leg (26) extends.
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