Eyebolt Testing - Class A1 Anchor Devices

Eyebolt Testing - Class A1

Our certified team specializes in the selection, installation, testing, and periodic examination of Class A1 anchor devices, specifically safety harness eyebolts. We adhere to industry standards such as:

BS EN 795: Protection against falls from height, anchor devices requirements and testing.
BS 7883:2019: Code of practice for the selection, installation, use, and maintenance of anchor devices conforming to BS EN 795.
BS 7985:2013: Code of practice for the use of rope access methods for industrial purposes.

Understanding Eyebolt Testing

Eyebolt testing is crucial to ensure the accurate selection and installation of safety harness eyebolts, aligning closely with manufacturer specifications. By conducting thorough Shear testing, we guarantee the reliability and safety of these devices.

Applications Across Various Sectors

Eyebolt testing finds diverse applications across sectors in the UK. From construction to industrial settings, safety harness eyebolts play a critical role in fall protection. Our adherence to BS8539:2021 ensures that industry standards are met, mitigating risks of human injury, fatalities, or structural damage.

Ultimate Load Testing for Maximum Safety

Ultimate load testing determines the maximum load safety harness eyebolts can withstand on chosen surfaces. This comprehensive approach ensures that all testing procedures are completed to failure, guaranteeing maximum safety.

For reliable and comprehensive eyebolt testing services, trust Eyebolt Testing Services. Contact us today to ensure the safety and security of your projects.

Preliminary Testing for Reliability

At Eyebolt Testing Services, we initiate projects with preliminary testing to evaluate surface strength and reliability. Should any concerns arise, we are equipped to install customized anchors tailored to project requirements. Thorough Shear testing ensures that these anchors exceed safety standards.

Proof Testing for Safety

We conduct proof testing on safety harness eyebolts to verify their correct installation and ability to handle safe working loads (SWL) with an additional safety margin. Our detailed reports summarize the findings, aiding in project records and future decision-making processes.