Lifeline anchor
AssigneeSpancrete Industries, Inc.
InventorJoseph T. Dugan
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AssigneeSpancrete Industries, Inc.
InventorJoseph T. Dugan
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An anchor for securing a line to a ground-based receiving member having inner walls which define an opening therein includes a rod adapted to be received in the opening formed in the receiving member. The rod has an anchoring member at a lower end and a threaded portion provided on an upper end. A collar arrangement located between the anchoring member and the threaded portion and above the receiving member is provided for rotating the rod and forming a loop to which a line may be secured. A nut-handle assembly is rotatably mounted on the threaded portion of the rod. With this arrangement, limited rotation of the collar assembly for rotating the rod causes the anchoring member to substantially register with the inner walls forming the opening in the receiving member. Subsequent rotation of the nut-handle assembly draws the anchoring member upwardly to positively lock the anchoring member in the receiving member.
A lifeline anchor for securing a safety lifeline to a pre-cast concrete assembly having a gap formed by inner walls between abutting concrete panels comprising:
The lifeline anchor of claim 6, wherein said anchoring member includes upwardly diverging lateral surfaces merging into upwardly facing shoulders.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.