Scaffold tie testing
Proof and preliminary tests of the anchors that tie a scaffold, with the t25. NASC TG4:25 sets how many and to what load.
Staht makes testers for seven kinds of job, from scaffold tie anchors at a few kilonewtons to rebar at 358 kN. Each application below says which kit does it and what fits the fixing. To start from your trade instead, see testing by industry.
Proof and preliminary tests of the anchors that tie a scaffold, with the t25. NASC TG4:25 sets how many and to what load.
Anchors in concrete, brick and block: in tension with the t25 or t60, and in shear with the shear test rig.
Safety eyebolts and anchor points, loaded through the clevis on a t25 or t60.
Swaged terminations on 8 mm (7x7 or 1x19) safety line cable, up to 25 kN, with the LT and a t25 load cell.
The force between two anchorage points, up to 25 kN, with the in-line kit and a t25 load cell.
Flush mount and top mount bases for Reid Lifting davits, with the davit testing adaptor kit on a t25 or t60.
Rebar and large anchors to 176 kN or 358 kN with the heavy duty kits, and rebar adaptors from R6 to R32.
Tie anchor tests on every job, to NASC TG4:25.
Anchor points, eyebolts and lifelines under the Work at Height Regulations and BS 7883.
Roof anchors, window cleaning eyebolts and cradle davits a building owner is responsible for.
Anchor strength, tests and inspections as IRATA's code of practice sets them.
Anchor tests under BS 8539: who sets them, how many and what to record.
Tell us what you're testing and the load, and we'll point you to the right tester.