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Dog Done Lifting Anchors for Precast Concrete
Dog Done Lifting Anchors for Precast Concrete (also known as Dog Bone Anchors) are lifting anchors for precast concrete elements that provide a safe, economical and efficient method of lifting and handling by embedding into the element during the concrete placement process. Forged from high-strength steel, these anchors have spherical ends that allow them to be precisely embedded into concrete elements in a controlled environment.
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| Model | L(mm) | Load-bearing(T) | Safe working load (SWL) | Remark |
| 1.3T | 120 | 1.3 | 2866 lb(5000 psi ) | Not recommended for thin panels or edge lifting |
| 2.5T | 170 | 2.5 | 5511 lb(5000 psi ) | - |
| 5T | 240 | 5 | 11023lb(5000 psi ) | - |
| 10T | 340 | 10 | 22046lb(5000 psi ) | - |
The lift pin anchor system engages quickly with the matching lift clutch, ready for use on the crane hook
The main functions of Dog Done Lifting Anchors include
- Serves as a lifting point for precast concrete components, providing a safe and reliable connection.
- Allows the anchor to be embedded during concrete pouring to form part of the component.
- Used in conjunction with a lifting clamp or hook, it enables the lifting, handling and positioning of components.
Features and benefits include:
- Made of high-strength steel, ensuring durability and load-bearing capacity of the anchor.
- Forged ball-end design prevents pull-out under load and facilitates lifting.
- Used in conjunction with the dedicated "Lifting Eye", it provides quick connect/disconnect, rotation and repeated handling capabilities.
- Dynamic characteristics allow free rotation in the lifting system, improving operational flexibility and efficiency.
- Suitable for applications requiring quick connect/disconnect, rotation and repeated handling, but not suitable for thin plate or edge lifting.