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MEDIUM DUTY

ANCHORAGE VERIFICATION DEVICE

Medium Duty Anchorage Verification Device for proof-testing anchorage applications up to 50 kN or 11,240 pounds.

 

Kit Includes:

  • 0-50kN Bluetooth Digital Gauge 

  • 210mm Load Spreading bridge 

  • 3 adjustable aluminum legs, pins, swivel feet

  • M12 locking adaptor

  • M12 Bolt tester Adaptor 

  • Threaded button adaptors in 3/8” & ½”

  • Slotted button adaptors  in 4.5mm, 5.5mm, 6.5mm,8.5mm,10.5mm & 12.5mm

  • Threaded stud adaptors in 5/8” & ¾” 

  • 3mm Ball driver, spare screws, Allen keys.

  • Kit supplied in a padded carrying case with 12 months calibration and full operating instructions.

 

MDAVD-D - comes with Digital Gauge ​

Clevis Adaptor is sold separately.

 

VERI5000 Brochure

What To Proof-Test To and Why 

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PROOF-TEST SAFELY

VERI5000™ requires the user to read the manual in its entirety prior to use of the equipment. User should wear appropriate personal protective equipment when performing a proof-test. After each proof test a Competent Person or person who has been trained as a Competent Equipment Inspector must inspect the equipment for cracking, breaking, or permanent deformation of the structure and equipment (OSHA 1910.66 and 1926.502) If the Equipment Inspector or Competent Person is inspecting another manufacturers product that he or she has not been trained on, they must refer to the manufacturer’s instruction manual for the proper inspection of the anchor. Some anchors may deform during a proof-test and still hold, therefore meeting their intended purpose.  Please consult the Manufacturer of the anchor with any questions on the product and as always, remove any deformed anchors from use. When choosing what to proof-test to, picking the lowest force that meets the requirements will greatly reduce the risk of breaking, cracking or deforming anchors.  Pulling anchors to the maximum of 5000lbs may deform the anchor. VERI5000 and or Hydrajaws are not responsible for any damage to the structure being tested.

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