SK-2 Step Bolt Anchor Point

The patented Rapid Rail International SK-2 solves the problem of step bolts not meeting anchor point standards. The SK-2 is simply fitted to an existing step bolt which then becomes a 5000lbf (22kN) rated anchor point and can be left in place once fitted for future use.

The SK-2 allows safe use of existing step-bolts as anchor points
Quick and easy installation
No requirement to remove existing step-bolts
Can be fitted to galvanized or weathering steel step-bolts
Available for lattice and tubular steel structures
Available to fit 5/8” [16mm] , 3/4” [19mm] and 7/8” [22mm] step bolts

How The SK-2 Step Bolt Anchor Point Works

The patented SK-2 safety tie off is fitted to existing transmission structure step-bolts which then become fall arrest rated anchor points. A simple installation process requires the SK-2 to be placed the over the step-bolt with the lower edge angled down towards the tower body and the pips against the tower leg. Then use a suitable wrench to tighten the bolt sufficiently to prevent it rotating on the step bolt and torque as specified within the installation guide. The climber will now be able to place their lanyard snap-hook through SK-2 giving them a safer climbing experience.

SK-2 Step Bolt Anchor Point Features

Lightweight
SK-2 allows safe use of existing step-bolts as fall arrest anchor points
Quick and easy installation. No requirement to remove existing step-bolts
Low cost of ownership

Corrosion resistant, can be fitted to galvanized or weathering steel step-bolts
Climbers can attach to safety tie off point with various lanyard connector sizes
Rated up to 5000lbf (22kN)
Complies with relevant international height safety standards

Applications for SK-2 Step Bolt Anchor Point

Electrical Utility Transmission Structures
Telecomunication towers
Wind Energy
Tower Cranes

Downloads

Download SK-2 Step Bolt Anchor Spec Sheet

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