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Compact Beam Anchor

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  • The Compact Beam Anchor FA 60 008 01 provides an anchorage point for one person using a compatible personal fall-protection system. The manufacturer's specification sheet lists EN 795:2012 Type B, 12 kN static strength and 23 kN minimum breaking strength. It is a fall-protection anchor, not an anchor for lifting goods; these strength figures are not a goods-lifting working load limit.

    When selecting a compact beam anchor for work at height, check the beam profile, dimensions and fitting arrangement against the manufacturer's instructions for the exact version supplied. Confirm that the supporting structure, connectors and complete fall-protection system are suitable for the intended work. Use the specification sheet in the PDF tab to compare the model and strength ratings, and follow the manufacturer's user instructions for installation, inspection and use.

  • Model: FA 60 008 01
    Origin: United Kingdom
    Static strength: 12 kN
    Minimum breaking strength: 23 kN


  • Specification sheet: Download Vertical Beam Anchor specification sheet

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FAQs About Compact Beam Anchor

What is the Compact Beam Anchor used for?

The Compact Beam Anchor provides an anchorage for one person using a compatible personal fall-protection system. It is not a beam trolley for lifting goods, and its anchorage strength figures must not be treated as a goods-lifting working load limit.

Who can use the Compact Beam Anchor?

The Compact Beam Anchor is intended for one person using a suitable personal fall-protection system. Users should be trained in the equipment and follow the manufacturer’s instructions, with the anchorage and system selected by a competent person for the work involved.

Where can the Compact Beam Anchor be fitted?

Fit the Compact Beam Anchor only to a beam whose dimensions, profile and supporting structure meet the manufacturer’s requirements for the exact version supplied. Check the installation instructions before ordering; a beam that fits within a stated size range is not automatically a suitable fall-protection anchorage.

When should I choose the Compact Beam Anchor?

Choose the Compact Beam Anchor when your planned personal fall-protection arrangement needs a single-user beam anchorage and the exact anchor version is compatible with the structure. Confirm the installation requirements and complete system compatibility before selecting it, rather than choosing by product name or strength figures alone.

Why are the Compact Beam Anchor’s strength ratings not a lifting capacity?

The manufacturer’s sheet lists 12 kN static strength and 23 kN minimum breaking strength for the Compact Beam Anchor as a personal fall-protection anchorage. These figures describe different strength characteristics; neither is a working load limit for lifting goods or permission to attach additional users.

How do UK work-at-height regulations apply when using the Compact Beam Anchor?

When using the Compact Beam Anchor for work at height in the UK, consider the applicable work-at-height regulations alongside the manufacturer’s instructions. Have a competent person assess the task, supporting structure and complete fall-protection system, including inspection and rescue arrangements. EN 795:2012 Type B is a product standard, not confirmation that a particular installation or working method meets every legal duty. Refer to current HSE guidance for the requirements relevant to your work.