The Bull Ring Anchor is a type of anchor commonly used in marine and offshore industries. It is designed to provide a secure point for attaching various equipment and structures to the seabed. The Bull Ring Anchor consists of a large metal ring with several blades or flukes that dig into the seabed when the anchor is dropped. This design ensures stability and prevents the anchor from shifting or moving in strong currents or winds.

The Bull Ring Anchor is known for its ability to provide strong holding power in a variety of seabed conditions, including sandy, muddy, and rocky substrates. Its design allows for easy deployment and retrieval, making it a popular choice for offshore construction projects, oil and gas drilling operations, and marine research activities. The Bull Ring Anchor’s versatility and reliability make it an essential tool for ensuring the safety and stability of marine structures and equipment in challenging underwater environments.

The Guardian Fall Protection Bull Ring Anchors are suitable for personal fall arrest, restraint, or work positioning applications. For all applications, the worker weight capacity range (including all clothing, tools, and equipment) is 130 to 310 pounds. The anchor itself is constructed of 100% zinc-plated steel. Substrate must be roof truss or support beam that is minimum of 3″ thick CDX or better. All fasteners (use either six 16d, 3″ long 8 gauge nails or three 1/4″ x 3″ zinc-plated steel hex head lag screws) must be fully embedded in the substrate. This particular anchor is suitable for multiple installation applications as long as new fasteners are use for each installation.

FEATURES:

• Suitable for fall arrest, restraint, or work positioning applications
• Constructed of 100% zinc-plated steel
• Suitable for multiple installation applications

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