ADIT AAC anchor plate

ADIT AAC — Anchor Plate

Anchor plate for work at height and rope access — used in combination with the MTH / MTP-X wedge anchor or the TFE concrete screw.

EN 795:2012 Type AEN 959:2007SATRA lab approvedZinc-plated carbon steelCertified for single-person useUnlimited service life

Technical specification

PropertyADIT AAC — anchor plate
CharacteristicsAnchor plate (end point) for work at height and rope access
MaterialCarbon steel with zinc plating
StandardsEN 959:2007; EN 795:2012 Type A (SATRA lab approval)
Certified useSingle person
Temperature range−40°C to +80°C
Service lifeUnlimited, subject to periodic inspection as required by law
Recommended anchorsADIT MTH / MTP-X wedge anchor, or ADIT TFE concrete screw

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What is the ADIT AAC anchor plate, and why is it essential for your safety?

In modern construction and industry, work-at-height anchoring is a critical subject that leaves no room for compromise. ADIT AAC is a professional anchor plate that forms a permanent, stable anchoring surface for full fall protection, certified for the use of a single person. It is manufactured from high-quality, durable galvanized steel and fully meets the requirements of the strict European standard EN 795:2012 Type A. It serves as a highly reliable end point to which workers at height, rope-access (rappelling) technicians and various fall-arrest systems connect on construction sites, factories and infrastructure facilities.

Combination solutions for perfect anchoring in concrete

To guarantee the safe and full functioning of this anchoring surface, it must be combined with approved mechanical anchors matched to the type of substrate. The ADIT AAC plate is designed for optimal performance in two main combinations:

1. Combination with the ADIT MTH mechanical wedge anchor

The ADIT MTH wedge anchor is a first-class torque-controlled mechanical expansion anchor, especially suited to permanent applications in uncracked concrete. Combining the plate with the MTH anchor provides a fast, classic, strong and particularly economical solution for creating reliable end points.

2. Combination with the professional ADIT TFE concrete screw

The TFE concrete screw allows direct, clean threading into the concrete without generating internal expansion pressures in the material. Its major advantages are installation speed, the ability to work safely very close to concrete edges and at small spacings between anchors, together with the option of simple periodic removal or inspection.

Comparison of combination solutions for the ADIT AAC plate

Comparison parameterCombination with ADIT MTH wedge anchorCombination with ADIT TFE concrete screw
Anchoring mechanism in concreteTorque-controlled friction expansionDirect thread-cutting in concrete, no expansion
Installation speed & easeStandard (insert, hammer in, torque-tighten)Especially fast (direct driving with an impact driver)
Working distance from edgesRelatively limited, due to expansion pressuresMinimal — ideal for working close to the edge
Removal / inspection optionPermanent (cut the rod if it must be removed)Can be unscrewed and replaced easily

Notable technical features of ADIT AAC

  • Full international standardisation: carries certified-laboratory approval by SATRA to EN 795:2012 Type A.
  • Extreme environmental durability: suitable for work across a particularly wide temperature range, from −40°C to +80°C.
  • Unlimited service life: the product is designed for many years of service, subject to periodic testing as required by law.
  • Reliable end point: a permanent, stable anchoring surface for a single person — for fall-arrest systems and rope access.

Frequently asked questions

Which anchor should the ADIT AAC plate be installed with?
The plate is designed to be combined with an approved mechanical anchor suited to the concrete: the ADIT MTH / MTP-X wedge anchor for a strong, economical permanent connection, or the ADIT TFE concrete screw when fast installation, work close to edges, or later removal/inspection is required.
Which standard does the ADIT AAC plate meet?
It carries SATRA laboratory approval to EN 795:2012 Type A (fixed anchor device for one person) and also complies with EN 959:2007 for rock anchors. It is certified for single-person use.
Can it be used outdoors?
Yes. The plate is made from zinc-plated carbon steel and is rated for a wide temperature range (−40°C to +80°C). For particularly aggressive or marine environments, choose the matching anchor finish (hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel) for the mechanical anchor used with it.

Planning a work-at-height anchor point? Tell us the substrate and the load and we will recommend the right plate-and-anchor combination and finish.

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