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The Werner A519010 Reusable Multi-Use Anchor is a lightweight, easy to use bolt providing convenient anchorage in concrete. The anchor requires a pre-drilled hole of 1 inch and 4-1/2 inch minimum depth in 3000 psi concrete. It can be used in any direction as an anchor for applications other than personal and fall protection and is reusable with its easy to insert and remove design. Features:<ul Style="Margin-Top:0Px; Padding-Top: 5Px; Padding-Bottom: 5Px;"><li>For applications other than fall protection</li><li>Lightweight design is easy to insert and remove</li><li>Drill hole of 1 inch with 4-1/2 inch minimum depth</li><li>Multi-directional use</li><li>Minimum Breaking Strength(MBS): 10,000 pounds</li><li>Reusable</li><li>Concrete applications</li></ul>

Werner&#174; Reusable Concrete Anchor, 1&quot; Dia. x 4-1/2&quot; Deep Drill Hole, Blue

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