Condor 30HG83 D-Ring Bolt Anchor 425 lb capacity
Alloy-steel D-ring bolt anchor rated to 425 lb and meeting ANSI Z359.1 for permanent horizontal or vertical mounting
- Alloy steel construction for high strength
- 425 lb weight capacity supports heavy loads
- Meets ANSI Z359.1 fall protection standards
- Horizontal and vertical mounting options
- Permanent installation for reliable anchor point
Condor 30HG83 D-Ring Bolt Anchor
The Condor 30HG83 is a permanent D-ring bolt anchor made from alloy steel. It provides a single attachment point for a carabiner in fall-protection systems. The anchor mounts in horizontal or vertical orientations and meets ANSI Z359.1. Rated capacity is 425 lb for one worker.
Upgrading from temporary or reusable anchors
This anchor replaces temporary strap anchors or beam clamps that must be repositioned for each job. A permanent bolt-through installation removes the need to verify clamp torque before every shift. The jump is worth it when a fixed tie-off point is required on steel structures for recurring work.
Suited for maintenance crews
Workers who need a dedicated, code-compliant tie-off on beams or columns will use this anchor daily. It is not for buyers who need a portable anchor they can move between job sites. It is not for applications requiring a larger rated capacity than 425 lb.
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- Price $44.99
- Cheaper than about 58% of the 1,503 comparable items (median $61.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
What depth and anchor material does the 30HG83 D-ring bolt anchor require for permanent mounting?
The 30HG83 D-ring bolt anchor installs permanently into steel with a 2 1/4 in depth and is made of alloy steel for horizontal or vertical orientation.
What is the correct installation orientation and attachment point for the 30HG83 anchor?
The 30HG83 anchor mounts horizontally or vertically and uses a carabiner attachment point; the step often missed is verifying the mounting orientation matches the fall-protection plan.
When should the 30HG83 anchor be inspected or replaced per ANSI Z359.1?
Inspect the 30HG83 anchor before each use and after any fall event; replace it if corrosion, deformation or damage to the alloy steel D-ring or bolt is found.
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