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ANCHOR SYSTEM
June 1st 2005

Accessanka from Dunn & Cowe provides a portable anchor system for industrial rope access workers maintaining private and public buildings.

The system is made from aluminium and can be dismantled easily for relocation.

It is used in conjunction with the company’s Weightanka, a deadweight system that does not require anchoring to the roof or any other structure. Together, the systems provide an internally force balanced solution.

Although not attached to the structure, it will not migrate across the roof when in use, even when arresting a falling worker.

Suitable for most flat roof surfaces to 5°, Accessanka is installed by one person. No part of the system is more than 25kg or 2m in length.

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