Deha Lifting Anchor System Deha Lifting Anchor System: Concrete

DEHA LIFTING ANCHOR SYSTEM
CONCRETE
KKT 08-E
D EH A L I F TI N G A NCHO R S YS TE M
Introduction
crane hook
recess
former
lifting link
spherical head
anchor
This catalogue describes the KKT lifting

system designed by Deha and used
successfully for 40 years. The products
are made under controlled conditions
in our own factory and in accordance
with our ISO accreditation.
The DEHA System consists of a cast in
spherical head anchor (also known as
a pin or dog-bone) and a matching
lifting link which quickly engages in the
anchor ready for the crane hook.
The DEHA Anchors are made in a range
of sizes for loads up to 45 t grouped
together with a lifting link for each
classified group. There is an appropriate
rubber recess former to ensure that the
concrete is cast in the correct shape.
DEHA-Anchors are clearly labelled with
the load allowable to avoid mismatch
or confusion and the recess ensures
that a larger link cannot be engaged
in a smaller anchor from a different
classified group.
cast in
pin in
recess
spherical head anchor

and former
Precast concrete elements may be

lifted several times after casting and
during storage and erection by using
this system the designer and the works
manager ensure that each lift is carried
out safely and quickly. Failure to use
a designed and co-ordinated system
could result in material breakage at
some point during the production/
delivery process.
The DEHA System is enhanced by the

factory QA system and Quality Control checks during the production.
If necessary each order for lifting
links can be sent out with a
certificate referring back to test.
In this way it is easy to maintain a
safety file in the yard. Full technical
data and how to order is shown in
this catalogue. In particular designers
should ensure that a calculation is
made for each unit using the method
shown on page 14.
Chart of Basic System Data

Load group and lifting link designation Range of anchor loads
1.3 t
2.5 t
5.0 t
10.0 t
20.0 t
Range of anchor lengths
1.3 t
2.5 t
35 mm to 240 mm
45 mm to 280 mm
4.0 t
70 mm to 340 mm
5.0 t
75 mm to 480 mm
7.5 t
100 mm to 540 mm
10.0 t
115 mm to 680 mm
15.0 t
140 mm to 840 mm
20.0 t
180 mm to 1000 mm
32.0 t
32.0 t
200 mm to 1200 mm
45.0 t
45.0 t
500 mm and 1200 mm
Contents
System - Overview
Selection Chart - Anchors
Spherical Head Anchor
Spherical Head Rod Anchor
Offset Spherical Head Rod Anchor
Spherical Head Tilt-up Anchor
Spherical Head Eye Anchor
Narrow Foot Spherical Head Anchor
Offset Spherical Head Anchor
Spherical Head Plate Anchor
Quick Fitting Spherical Head Anchor DSM
Selection Chart - Recess Formers
DEHA Rubber Recess Formers
DEHA Recess Formers
Recess Void Filler
Selection Chart - Recess Formers - Lifting Links
DEHA Steel Recess Formers
DEHA Lifting Links
Accessories for DEHA Recess Former
Safety
10
Design Considerations
11
Calculation examples
14
Anchor Technology
15
Spherical Head Anchor - Installation/Dimensions
16
24
25
26
Spherical Head Sandwich Panel Anchor and Spherical Head Rod Anchor, offset versions
28
30
32
34
Installation and Removal
35
Recess Formers
36
Recess Formers and Recess void filler
40
Accessories for Recess Formers
41
Lifting Links
43
System - Overview
DEHA Spherical Head Anchors

Standard version
Standard version
Applications::
Applications::
Applications::
Columns, beams, slabs, walls,
Thin walls prefabricated, brick-
Prestressed beams with thin webs
panels, pipes
walls
Parameter:
Parameter:
Parameter:
thickness of element
concrete strength
concrete strength
concrete strength
reinforcement
reinforcement
reinforcement
Applications:
Applications:
Sandwich panels
Precast elements with anchor po-
Parameter:
sition at hardly accessable places
concrete strength
reinforcement
Parameter:

Applications:
concrete strength
reinforcement
Thin sandwich elements

Parameter:
concrete strength
reinforcement
DEHA Lifting Links

Universal Head Lifting Link
Applications:
Thin elements to be pitched
Lifting tool for all types of
Parameter:
Spherical Head Anchors in
load groups 1.3 - 45.0 t
concrete strength
reinforcement
Small Universal Head Lifting Link for

limited applications
Applications::
Applications:
Lifting tool for all types of
Prestressed beams; thin elements;
Thin floor slabs with big area
Spherical Head Anchors in
low concrete strength
and weight, i.e: prefabricated
load groups 1.3 - 10.0 t
Parameter:
garages
Parameter:
concrete strength
reinforcement
concrete strength
reinforcement
System - Overview
DEHA Recess formers and accessories

Rubber recess former, round shape
Rubber recess former, narrow shape
Rubber recess former, round shape,

for tilt-up anchor 6006
Material:
rubber
Applications: for all anchors except tilt-up
anchors and DSM
Features:
durable and resistant against oil.
Material:
rubber
anchors and DSM
Features:
to form the recess in very thin
wall panels. Durable and resistant
against oil.
Material:
rubber
Applications: only for tilt-up anchorsr
Magnetic recess former for DSM
Polyurethane recess former for DSM
Rubber recess former for DSM
Material:
Polyurethane
Applications: for quick fitting lifting anchor DSM
Features:
magnetic, no need to open, highly
durable and resistant against oil
Material:
Polyurethane
Applications: for quick fitting lifting anchor DSM
Features:
no need to open, highly durable
and resistant against oil
Steel recess former, round shape
Trumpet steel recess former
Material:
rubber
Applications: for Quick Fitting Spherical Head
Anchor DSM
Features:
no need to open, durable and
resistant against oil
Features:
Allows pitching with the Universal

Head Lifting Link. Durable and
resistant against oil.
Recess void filler

Recess void filler, Polystyrene
Material:
steel
anchors and DSM
Features:
highly durable. Installed with
rubber grommet
Material:
steel
anchors and DSM
Features:
highly durable, resists high loads
during pouring. Installed with
rubber grommet
Magnetic steel recess former, round shape
Magnetic trumpet steel recess former
To provide temporary protetion to the recess

from dirt/ice while the concrete is in store.
For load groups 1.3 - 20.0 t
Recess void filler,

fibre reinforcee concrete VKF
Material:
steel
anchors and DSM
Features:
magnetic, highly durable.
Installed with rubber grommet
Material:
steel
anchors and DSM
Features:
magnetic, highly durable, resists
high loads during pouring.
Installed with rubber grommet
For final closing of the recess in the concrete.

Made from grey fibre reinforced concrete. Watertight up to 5 bar with the special glue.
Fitting for load groups 7.5 - 45.0 t
Selection Chart - Anchors
Spherical Head Anchor: Load group 1.3 - 5.0
Spherical Head Anchor: Load group 7.5 - 45.0
Load
group
Load
group
hot-dip galvanised
Designation
Order no.
0735.010-
Designation
Order no.
0735.-
6000- 7.5-0100
00043
6000- 7.5-0100 FV
200-00106
6000- 7.5-0120
00046
6000- 7.5-0120 FV
200-00107
6000- 7.5-0140
00047
6000- 7.5-0140 FV
200-00108
200-00071
7.5
6000- 7.5-0165
00049
6000- 7.5-0165 FV
200-00110
200-00072
6000- 7.5-0200
00050
6000- 7.5-0200 FV
200-00111
6000- 7.5-0300
00051
6000- 7.5-0300 FV
010-00188
6000- 7.5-0540
00052
6000- 7.5-0540 FV
200-00113
Designation
Order no.
0735.010-
Designation
Order no.
0735.-
6000-1.3-0040
00002
6000-1.3-0040 FV
200-00067
6000-1.3-0050
00003
6000-1.3-0050 FV
200-00068
6000-1.3-0055
00004
6000-1.3-0055 FV
200-00069
1.3
6000-1.3-0065
00005
6000-1.3-0065 FV
200-00070
6000-1.3-0085
00006
6000-1.3-0085 FV
6000-1.3-0120
00007
6000-1.3-0120 FV
6000-1.3-0240
00008
6000-1.3-0240 FV
200-00073
6000-2.5-0045
00015
6000-2.5-0045 FV
200-00080
6000-2.5-0055
00016
6000-2.5-0055 FV
200-00081
6000-2.5-0065
00017
6000-2.5-0065 FV
200-00082
6000-2.5-0075
00189
6000-2.5-0075 FV
200-00156
2.5
6000-2.5-0085
00018
6000-2.5-0085 FV
200-00083
6000-2.5-0120
00019
6000-2.5-0120 FV
mill finish
hot-dip galvanised
mill finish
6000-10.0-0115
00054
6000-10.0-0115 FV
200-00116
6000-10.0-0135
00056
6000-10.0-0135 FV
200-00117
200-00084
6000-10.0-0150
00057
6000-10.0-0150 FV
200-00118
10
6000-10.0-0170
00058
6000-10.0-0170 FV
200-00119
6000-10.0-0250
00060
6000-10.0-0250 FV
200-00120
6000-10.0-0340
00061
6000-10.0-0340 FV
200-00121
6000-2.5-0170
00020
6000-2.5-0170 FV
200-00085
6000-2.5-0210
00021
6000-2.5-0210 FV
200-00086
6000-2.5-0280
00022
6000-2.5-0280 FV
200-00087
6000-4.0-0075
00023
6000-4.0-0075 FV
200-00088
6000-4.0-0100
00024
6000-4.0-0100 FV
200-00089
6000-10.0-0680
00062
6000-10.0-0680 FV
200-00123
6000-4.0-0120
00025
6000-4.0-0120 FV
200-00090
6000-15.0-0140
00063
6000-15.0-0140 FV
200-00124
4.0
6000-4.0-0170
00027
6000-4.0-0170 FV
200-00091
6000-4.0-0210
00028
6000-4.0-0210 FV
200-00092
6000-15.0-0165
00064
6000-15.0-0165 FV
200-00125
6000-15.0-0200
00065
6000-15.0-0200 FV
200-00126
6000-15.0-0300
00066
6000-15.0-0300 FV
200-00127
6000-15.0-0400
00067
6000-15.0-0400 FV
200-00128
6000-15.0-0840
00068
6000-15.0-0840 FV
200-00129
6000-20.0-0180
00168
6000-20.0-0200
00070
6000-20.0-0200 FV
200-00131
6000-20.0-0240
00071
6000-20.0-0240 FV
200-00132
5.0
6000-4.0-0240
00029
6000-4.0-0240 FV
200-00093
15
6000-4.0-0340
00030
6000-4.0-0340 FV
200-00094
6000-5.0-0065
00033
6000-5.0-0065 FV
200-00096
6000-5.0-0075
00034
6000-5.0-0075 FV
200-00097
6000-5.0-0085
00035
6000-5.0-0085 FV
200-00098
6000-5.0-0095
00036
6000-5.0-0095 FV
010-00172
6000-5.0-0120
00038
6000-5.0-0120 FV
200-00100
6000-5.0-0180
00039
6000-5.0-0180 FV
200-00101
6000-5.0-0210
00173
6000-5.0-0210 FV
200-00102
6000-5.0-0240
00040
6000-5.0-0240 FV
010-00174
6000-20.0-0340
00074
6000-20.0-0340 FV
200-00134
6000-5.0-0340
00041
6000-5.0-0340 FV
200-00104
6000-20.0-0500
00075
6000-20.0-0500 FV
200-00135
6000-5.0-0480
00042
6000-5.0-0480 FV
200-00105
6000-20.0-1000
00076
6000-20.0-1000 FV
200-00136
20
stainless steel
Load
group
Designation
Order no.
6000-32.0-0200
00077
6000-32.0-0200 FV
200-00137
1.3
6000-01.3-0065 A4
0735.010-00130
6000-32.0-0250
00078
6000-32.0-0250 FV
200-00138
1.3
6000-01.3-0085 A4
0735.010-00131
6000-32.0-0280
00079
6000-32.0-0280 FV
200-00139
1.3
6000-01.3-0120 A4
0735.010-00132
6000-32.0-0320
00080
6000-32.0-0320 FV
200-00140
2.5
6000-02.5-0120 A4
0735.010-00137
2.5
6000-02.5-0170 A4
0735.010-00138
6000-32.0-0700
00082
6000-32.0-0700 FV
200-00142
5.0
6000-05.0-0120 A4
0735.010-00144
6000-32.0-1200
00083
6000-32.0-1200 FV
200-00143
6000-45.0-0500
00197
6000-45.0-1200
00159
5.0
6000-05.0-0180 A4
0735.010-00145
5.0
6000-05.0-0240 A4
0735.010-00146
Items marked with (), are shown in load chart.

Other length and stainless steel anchors on request.
32
45
Selection Chart - Anchors - Carbonsteel
Load
group
2.5
4.0
5.0
7.5
10.0
15.0
mill finish
hot-dip galvanised
Designation
Order no.
0735.070-
Designation
Order no.
0735.200-
6050- 2.5-0400
6050- 2.5-0520
6050- 4.0-0510
6050- 4.0-0720
6050- 5.0-0580
6050- 5.0-0900
6050- 7.5-0750
6050- 7.5-1150
6050-10.0-0870
6050-10.0-1300
6050-15.0-1080
6050-15.0-1550
00002
00003
00004
00005
00007
00008
00009
00010
00011
00012
00013
00014
6050- 2.5-0400 FV
6050- 5.0-0580 FV
-
00158
00159
-
Load
group
2.5
5.0
7.5
10.0
15.0
mill finish
hot-dip galvanised
Designation
Order no.
0735.080-
6052- 2.5-0508
6052- 5.0-0885
6052- 7.5-1134
6052-10.0-1284
6052-15.0-1535
00002
00003
00004
00005
00006
Designation
Order no.
0735.200-
Load
group
10.0
15.0
20.0
32.0
mill finish
Designation
6000-10.0-0340D
6000-15.0-0400D
6000-20.0-0500D
6000-32.0-0700D
00056
00057
00067
00058
Load
group
1.3
2.5
4.0
5.0
7.5
10.0
15.0
20.0
2.5
5.0
6000-10.0-0340D
6000-15.0-0400D
6000-20.0-0500D
6000-32.0-0700D
FV
FV
FV
FV
00056
00057
00067
00058
hot-dip galvanised
mill finish
Designation
Order no.
0735.030-
Designation
Order no.
0735.200-
6002- 1.3-0227
6002- 2.5-0268
6002- 4.0-0406
6002- 5.0-0466
6002- 7.5-0644
6002-10.0-0667
6002-15.0-0825
6002-20.0-0986
00001
00002
00003
00004
00005
00006
00007
00008
6002- 1.3-0227 FV
6002- 2.5-0268 FV
6002- 4.0-0406 FV
6002- 5.0-0466 FV
6002- 7.5-0644 FV
6002-10.0-0667 FV
6002-15.0-0825 FV
6002-20.0-0986 FV
00053
00054
00055
00056
00057
00058
00059
00060

on request
Load
group
2.5
mill finish
Order no.
0735.208-
Designation
mill finish
Load
group
hot-dip galvanised
Order no.
0735.018-
hot-dip galvanised
Designation
Order no.
0735.120-
Designation
Order no.
0735.200-
6006-2.5-0240
6006-5.0-0240
00001
00002
6006-2.5-0240 FV
6006-5.0-0240 FV
00151
00152
5.0
10.0
hot-dip galvanised
Designation
Order no.
0735.060-
Designation
Order no.
0735.200-
6010- 2.5-0055
6010- 2.5-0120
6010- 5.0-0065
6010- 5.0-0110
6010-10.0-0115
6010-10.0-0150
00001
00002
00004
00007
00009
00011
6010- 2.5-0055 FV
6010- 2.5-0120 FV
6010- 5.0-0065 FV
6010- 5.0-0110 FV
6010-10.0-0115 FV
6010-10.0-0150 FV
00043
00044
00046
00047
00048
00172

Load
group
Load
group
1.3
2.5
5.0
10.0
20.0
mill finish
Designation
6073-1.3-0065
6073-1.3-0120
6073-2.5-0085
6073-2.5-0120
6073-2.5-0170
6073-5.0-0110
6073-5.0-0240
00005
00004
00001
00002
00003
00006
00007
hot-dip galvanised
mill finish
Designation
Order no.
0735.050-
Designation
Order no.
0735.200-
6001- 1.3-0065
6001- 2.5-0090
6001- 5.0-0120
6001-10.0-0180
6001-20.0-0250
00001
00002
00003
00004
00005
6001- 1.3-0065 FV
6001- 2.5-0090 FV
6001- 5.0-0120 FV
6001-10.0-0180 FV
6001-20.0-0250 FV
00061
00062
00063
00064
00065
1.3
2.5
5.0
hot-dip galvanised
Order no.
0735.110-
Order no.
0735.200-
Designation
6073-1.3-0065
6073-1.3-0120
6073-2.5-0085
6073-2.5-0120
6073-2.5-0170
6073-5.0-0110
6073-5.0-0240
FV
FV
FV
FV
FV
FV
FV
00001
00002
00003
00004
00005
00006
00007
Selection Chart - Recess Formers
DEHA Rubber Recess Formers

narrow design
round design
incl. plate with threaded incl. plate with socket
rod
without steel parts
incl. plate with threaded incl. plate with socket

rod
without steel parts
Load
group
Designation
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
0736.0200736.0300736.0100736.0700736.0800736.060-
1.3
6132-1.3
00001
6133-1.3
00001
6131-1.3
00001
6138-1.3
00001
6145-1.3
00001
6137-1.3
00001
2.5
6132-2.5
00002
6133-2.5
00002
6131-2.5
00002
6138-2.5
00002
6145-2.5
00002
6137-2.5
00002
4.0
6132-4.0
00003
6133-4.0
00003
6131-4.0
00003
6138-4.0
00003
6145-4.0
00003
6137-4.0
00003
5.0
6132-5.0
00004
6133-5.0
00004
6131-5.0
00004
6138-5.0
00004
6145-5.0
00004
6137-5.0
00004
7.5
6132-7.5
00005
6133-7.5
00005
6131-7.5
00005
6138-7.5
00005
6145-7.5
00005
6137-7.5
00005
10.0
6132-10
00006
6133-10
00006
6131-10
00006
6138-10
00006
6145-10
00006
6137-10
00006
15.0
6132-15
00007
6133-15
00007
6131-15
00007
6138-15
00007
6145-15
00007
6137-15
00007
20.0
6132-20
00008
6133-20
00008
6131-20
00008
6138-20
00008
6145-20
00008
6137-20
00008
6132-32
00009
6133-32
00009
6131-32
00009
32.0
45.0
DEHA Recess Formers
Recess Void Filler
for Spherical Head

Pitching Anchor
Rubber, round
for Quick Fitting Anchor

Polyurethane with
magnet
Fibre-reinforced lightweight concrete
Polystyrene
Polyurethane
Rubber
Load
group
Designation
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
0736.1500736.1900736.1700736.1400737.0100737.120-
1.3
6126-1.3
00001
6133-1.3
00002
6128-1.3
00001
6015-1.3
00001
2.5
6134-2.5
00001
6126-2.5
00002
6133-2.5
00001
6128-2.5
00002
6015-2.5
00002
4.0
6015-4.0/5.0
00003
-
5.0
6134-5.0
00002
6126-5.0
00003
6128-5.0
00003
7.5
10.0
15.0
20.0
6015-7.5/10
00004
6172-10
00001
6015-15/20
00005
6172-20
00002
6172-32
00003
32.0
45.0
Selection Chart - Recess Formers - Lifting Links
DEHA Steel Recess Formers
DEHA Lifting Links
Round shape
Trumpet shape
Round shape with

magnet
Trumpet shape with

magnet
Universal Head Lifting

Link UKK
Small Universal Head

Lifting Link for limited
applications
Load
group
Designation
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
0736.1000736.1200736.1100736.1300738.0100738.020-
1.3
6150-1.3
00001
6152-1.3
00001
6150-1.3 M
00001
6152-1.3 M
00001
6102-1.0/1.3
00001
6109-1.3
00001
2.5
6150-2.5
00002
6152-2.5
00002
6150-2.5 M
00002
6152-2.5 M
00002
6102-1.5/2.5
00002
6109-1.5/2.5
00002
4.0
6152-4.0 M
00003
6152-4.0/5.0
00003
6102-3.0/5.0
00003
6109-4.0/5.0
00003
6150-5.0 M
00003
6152-5.0 M
00004
6102-6.0/10
00004
6109-7.5/10
00004
6102-12/20
00005
-
5.0
6150-5.0
00003
7.5
6152-7.5 M
00005
10.0
15.0
20.0
32.0
6102-32
00006
45.0
6102-45
00007
Accessories for DEHA Recess Former

Rubber grommet
Double
rubber grommet
Pitching plate
Plate with threaded rod
Plate with socket
Holding bolt with

wing nut
Load
group
Designation
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Order no.
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
Designation
0737.0600737.0700737.0500737.0200737.0400736.080-
1.3
6151-1.3
00001
6151-1.3 D
00001
6060-1.3
00001
6141-1.3
00001
6153-1.3
00001
2.5
6151-2.5
00002
6151-2.5 D
00002
6141-2.5
00002
6153-2.5
00002
4.0
6151-4.0 D
00003
6141-4.0/5.0
00003
6153-4.0/5.0
00003
5.0
6151-5.0
00003
7.5
6151-7.5
00004
6151-7.5 D
00004
10.0
6151-10.0
00005
15.0
20.0
32.0
45.0
6141-7.5/10
00004
6153-7.5/10
00004
6141-15/20
00005
6153-15/20
00005
6141-32
00006
6153-32
6160-08
00001
6160-12
00002
6160-16
00004
00006
Safety
Guidance for lifting precast concrete elements
All anchors and lifting links must be

designed, calculated and installed
according to the instruction in this
catalogue.
The system is only suitable for precasting, storing and erecting precast
elements.
For long term use, such as counter
weights, please consult Halfen.
The lifting link must be in a secure
position during the lifting operation.
This literature is guidance for professional engineers/precasters, if in doubt,
please ask.
Angle of
inclination
ead
Spr e
l
ang
Lifting sling
Lifting link
Load
Lifting anchor
The safety factors are for information only.

Designers must make calculations as
shown on page 14.
Safety rules
Identification
Quality control
A lifting system consists of the

anchors, permanently cast in and the
temporarily attached lifting links. The
german association of commercial
and industrial workers compensation
insurance carriers has issued Safety
rules for anchors and systems for
lifting prefabricated concrete components (BGR 106), which represent
the generally acknowledged status of
technology.
All DEHA anchors and lifting links are

clearly marked for the user. The identification markings on the anchor are
visible after casting: it is essential to
check before installing the lifting link.
Factory quality control is carried out in

accordance to DIN EN ISO 9001/2000.
These safety rules require the following safety factors:
Safety factors
Steel rupture of anchors:
=3
Breakage concrete cone:
= 2.5
Failure of lifting links:
=4
10
load range (2.5 t)

length of the anchor (120 mm)
usable for (K) UKK-lifter and
(D) Turning and lifting link
DH means DEHA as manufacturer
Workmanship
Incorrectly installed lifting anchors or
lifting links, or those with damaged
parts, e.g. by corrosion, visible deformation etc. must not be used.
Please contact Halfen Ltd. for details.
In order to ensure safe use of the
DEHA Spherical Head lifting system,
the installation instructions in this
catalogue must be always available at
place of use, i.e. in the precast yards
and on site.
The production management and the
site management have to ensure that
the personnel are aware of, and have
understood the installation and general
safety regulations.
Introduction
Adhesion to the mould
Dynamic forces
Permissible loads, edge distances and

reinforcement are shown on tables in
this catalogue.
When the precast unit is first lifted out

of the mould, the required force may
be a multiple of the actual concrete
weight. This is caused by suction,
adhesion and friction between the
mould and the concrete unit. From
experience, one can calculate using the
following adhesion forces:
The size of the dynamic loading is

mainly determined by the choice of
the lifting equipment.
Special lifting proposals can be provided by our technical department.

Please contact Halfen.
Software downloads or catalogues can
be found at www.halfen.com.
Cables made of steel or synthetic fibre

have a damping effect. This effect increases with the increase of the cable
length. In contrast, short chains have
an adverse effect.
Adhesion to the mould
The anchors in each load group are

offered in a range of designs to suit
the concrete shape, whichever anchor
is used, the factors used in the calculation are:
weight of precast unit
number of anchors
positioning of anchors
angle of lift
dynamic forces/crane factor
adhesion to the mould
for smooth, oiled moulds
q = 1 kN/m2
for smooth, non-oiled moulds
q = 2 kN/m2
for rough moulds
q = 3 kN/m2
Adhesion:
Ha = q x A
base area of concrete element
- slabs, ribbed slabs and waffled slabs

cause more adhesion:
Increased adhesion factors
The allowance for adhesion to the

mould, the angle of lift and the crane
shock (dynamic load) are all in the
actual design / selection. Concrete
strength has to be assumed at time of
lift.
Edge distances of the anchors is of
less importance, as it can normally be
solved by special reinforcement.
In unfavourable cases the forces

acting on the lifting anchor should be
calculated according to the following
table.
- slabs
Ha = 2 G
ribbed slabs
Ha = 3 G
waffled slabs
Ha = 4 G
Increased adhesion is caused by vertical

parts of the mould that cannot be removed before lifting.
Crane Factors
Lift Equipment
Lifting Speed
[m/min.]
Impact
Factor
Stationary Crane,
Revolving Crane,
Rail-mounted Crane
< 90
1.0 - 1,2
Stationary Crane,
Revolving Crane,
Rail-mounted Crane
90
1.3 - 1,4
Lifting and
transporting with
excavator on even
ground
1.5 - 1,65
Lifting and transporting

with excavator on
uneven ground
2.0
Tensile forces at anchor

Weight of precast unit
A
A specific weight of 25 kN/m is to
be used as a basis for determining
the weight [G] of a fresh reinforced
precast unit. Heavy concentration of
reinforcement increases the weight
and this should be taken into account
by job engineer.
The tensile force Z acting on the anchor is normally determined using the
following equation :
1. Lifting from the mould:
V1 = G + Ha
The adhesion should be minimized by

removing as many parts of the mould
as possible before lifting.
2. Transporting:
V2 = G f
11
Anchor positioned
asymmetrically
If the anchors cannot be placed
symmetrically to the centre of gravity,
the load on the anchors must to be
calculated according to simple static
design rules.
Unequal loads on the anchors
resulting from anchors positioned
asymmetrically to the centre of
gravity:
The load always is searching its position with centre of gravity under the
hook.
The real loads for two anchors under
a spreader beam can be calculated as
following:
Fa = Vges b / ( a + b )
Angle of lift ()
Information:
If a lifting sling is used in a triangle
form, the acting forces on the anchors
(sling loads) are increasing compared
to simple vertical lifting. As the angle
of lift () increases, the acting forces
on the anchors and slings increase
as well. This influence is taken into
account by factor dependent on
angle .
z = 1 / cos
Spread Angle Factors

Angle of link
Spread angle
Factor
1.00
7.5
15.0
1.01
15.0
30,0
1.04
22.5
45.0
1.08
30,0
60,0
1,16
37.5
75.0
1,26
45.0
90,0
1,41
52.5
105.0
1,64
60,0
120.0
2.00
Fb = Vges a / ( a + b )
Resulting tension load affecting the
anchor, if the anchors are positioned
symmetrically:
F = z Vtot / n
n = number of working anchors
12
For avoiding sloped hanging position of the precast elements, the

position of the hook at a spreader
beam should be straight above the
centre of gravity.
If lifting is executed without spreader beam, the anchors should be
positioned symmetrically to the
centre of gravity.
Multiple slings
For a beam with more than two
suspension points and for a panel
with more than three, it is impossible to work out the load per anchor
precisely, even if the anchors are
arranged symmetrically to the load
centre. Due to unavoidable tolerances
in the suspension system and in the
position of the anchors, it can never be
determined whether the load on each
anchor is equal.
The use of tolerance-compensating

suspension systems (e.g. articulated
lifting beam combinations, multiple
slings with compensating rig, etc.)
permits exact load distribution, but
should only be used by experienced
specialists, also bear in mind that such
a system must be used both in yard
and on site. In case of doubt, only
two anchors should be assumed to be
load bearing (BGR 500 Ch. 2.8 Point
3.5.3).
The use of two anchors is

recommended for beams and upright
panels, and four anchors installed
symmetrically to the load centre is
recommended for horizontal slabs.
In both instances, it can be assumed
that two anchors will be bearing equal
loads.
For an arrangement of four independent cable runs or continous diagonal

cable runs, only two anchors can be
assumed to be load-bearing.
A perfect static weight distribution can

be obtained by the use of a spreader
beam and two pairs of anchors set out
symmetrically.
Examples:
The use of three anchors ensures that
the static load is shared evenly.
Number of loadbearing anchors:

n=3

n=2

n=4
The system with compensating rig

makes it possible to distribute the load
evenly over 4 anchors.
A perfect static weight distribution can

be obtained using a crossed spreader
beam, which avoids angled pull.

n=4

n=4
13
Calculation examples
Example slab unit
Calculation parameters for this example
For selecting the anchor, a distinction can be made

between the situation in the manufacturing yard and on the
construction sites. Avoid selecting an anchor that is too large
by including too many factors.
Example slab unit:
Lifting, transporting in the yard and on site
Example
Slap unit
G
Mass
Mould area
Adhesion to formwork
Manufacturing plant
Lifting
On site
Transport
10 t ( 100 kN)
10 t ( 100 kN)
20 m2
2 kN/m2
1,1
Lifting load coefficient
Cable angle factor
1.04 ( = 15)
1,41 ( = 45)
15 N/mm2
35 N/mm2
w Concrete strenght
1,4
With 2 supporting anchors, the angled pull force F per

anchor is as follows:
Lifting from the mould (demould):
F=(G+qA)z/n
Transport in the yard:
Lifting from the mould (demould):

F = (100kN + 2 kN/m2 20 m2) 1.04 / 2 = 72,8 kN
Transport in the yard:

F=Gfz/n
Transport on the site:
F = 100 kN 1,1 1.04 / 2 = 57,2 kN
Transport on the site:

F=Gfz/n
F = 100 kN 1,4 1,41 / 2 = 98,7 kN
An anchor in the 10 t load range is just adequate.
If all detrimental factors were included, the result would be

F = (100kN + 20m2 2 kN/m2 ) 1,4 1,41 / 2 = 138 kN
Adhesion to formwork
e.g. an anchor in the load group 15 would have to be used.
The loads occurring on site are often higher than in the

manufacturing plant as a result of greater cable spread and
possibly higher crane factors. However the concrete strength
is usually higher, i.e. the anchors load capacity in the
concrete is higher.
In the above example, the result for a lifting anchor would be
as follows:
At the yard (W = 15 N/mm2, cable angle 15):
Angled pull 15 30
full permissible load at angled pull, even with W = 15N/mm2
Lifting load
On the site (W = 35 N/mm2, cable angle 45):
Angled pull 45 > 30
full permissible load at angled pull for concrete strength of
W = 35 N/mm2 > 23 N/mm2, with angled pull
reinforcement
14
Anchor Technology
The Spherical Head anchor is forged

from round material St 52-3 or stainless
steel 1.4401 with load groups from 1.3
up to 32 t. Special anchors for higher
loads are available. The anchors are
available in different lengths, depending
on their application. Longer anchors are
used in reduced edge spacings or for
low concrete strengths.
The load on the lifting anchor transfers

to the concrete through the anchor foot.
The anchor foot allows high permissible
loading with short embedments.
The length of the Spherical Head Anchor is designed for optimum loading
depending on concrete cross-section
and strength.
Modifications and welding to

the DEHA Spherical Head Anchors,
especially in the zone of forging at
the head and foot, is not permitted.
The incorrect coupling of parts of different Load group is therefore impossible. Further advantages are that the
Lifting Link rests against the concrete
during diagonal pull and therefore
transfers the horizontal load directly
into the concrete.
Expected type of failure

This failure will not occur.
Even in thin-walled elements, the

load can be transmitted securely
into the concrete. Due to the round
symmetrical form of the anchor foot,
no special positioning during anchor
installation is required.
For typical wall thicknesses, the
concentrated load distribution through
the foot of the Spherical Head Anchor
has advantages over the gradual,
supposedly gentle load transfer of
re-bar. Numerous tests, carried out at
the Technical University in Darmstadt,
have shown that beaking occurs in form
of a cone, starting at the anchor foot.
A larger section of concrete is activated
by using longer anchors with larger
embedment.
The Spherical Head Anchors must be

installed in the mould by using DEHA
Recess Formers. The recess former
retains the anchor securely in position
during the concrete pour. After
removal the recess former leaves a
void which corresponds exactly to the
DEHA Lifting Link.
For this reason, no reduction of

loadbearing capacity is required for
large units. Additional reinforcement
for this application is not required.
Additional reinforcement is required
for angled pull in thin walled units.
Details see page 16 Angled pull
stirrup.
In case of transverse pull up to 90
to the slab plane, i.e. when pitching
a wall unit upright, components may
be required for thin slabs using for
example a Turning Plate or Spherical
Head Tilt-up Anchor (Load group 2.5
and 5.0).
We recommend the use of a tilting
table to turn wall units upright.
Sandwich panels can be turned
upright by using the Offset Spherical
Head -Anchor.
Details see page 28.
15
Walls - additional reinforcement for the anchors

Reinforced area
3 times anchor length L
ls = l1 + l
(Length of slot-in link)
ds2
3 Edge reinforcement
ent
cem
esh
or
inf
re
m
are
Squ
l1
Slot-in link, (positioned as close to anchor as possible)

ez/2
Always insert angled pull link

opposite the direction of the load
2
d br
ls1 = total length

(approx. 2 x length of leg)
4 Angled pull reinforcement
The angled pull reinforcement must be

placed as close as possible under the
recess former and installed with full
contract to the anchor.
For this reason the bend radius must

be tight i.e. the normal standard can
be ignored.
The normal reinforcement in the unit

may be suitable for the lifting anchor
but please check the chart below.
Reinforcement in walls
Square
Load group
Slot-in link
mesh reinforcement
BSt 500 S
for axial pull 30 []
Edge reinforcement
both sides
BSt 500 S
for angled pull > 30 []
Angled pull stirrup

BSt 500 S
both sides
ds
l1
ds
l1
ds2
ds1
dbr1
ls1
[mm2/m]
Stck
[mm]
[mm]
Stck
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
1.3
2 66
300
450
10
25
800
2.5
2 131
610
610
10
10
25
1500
4.0
2 131
610
610
10
12
30
1600
5.0
2 188
10
720
10
720
12
14
35
2000
7.5
2 188
10
720
10
720
12
16
40
2300
10.0
2 188
10
720
10
720
14
20
50
2600
15.0
2 257
12
800
12
1000
14
25
80
3000
20.0
2 378
12
1000
10
12
1000
16
2 25
80
3000
32.0
2 513
12
1000
10
14
1100
16
2 25
80
3000
with very thin panels (2 er 70) the square mesh can be taken together in one layer (example 2 66 mm/m required, lay 1 132 mm/m in the middle).
The slot in links in this case can be placed on the skew, but the edge reinforcement must be placed on both sides of the anchor.
The length of the link (ls) = length of the anchor (l) + the dimension in the chart above (l1).
The slot-in links should be spaced out each side of the anchor in a zone 2.5 the anchor length, but the first each side must be as close as possible to the
recess former.
Angled pull reinforcement is only needed if > 30. Angled pull reinforcement, may not be required if the edge distance is greater (see the following charts).
If the dimension of the precast element restrict the legth of angled pull reinforcement, then the bar may be bent vertically up to the last 40 % of the length.
16
Walls and beams - anchor dimensions

The Spherical Head Anchor
consists of a round steel rod with a
forged foot and head.
d1
Da
l
Min. end edge distance is 0.5 ez. This

may be reduced, if the unit is specially
reinforced.
Carbon steel (for stainless please consult Halfen)
d2
Dimensions, Spherical Head Anchor

Load group
Designation
mill finish
6000- 1.3-0085
6000- 1.3-0120
6000- 1.3-0240
6000- 2.5-0120
2.5
6000- 2.5-0170
6000- 2.5-0280
6000- 4.0-0170
6000- 4.0-0240
4.0
6000- 4.0-0340
6000- 5.0-0240
6000- 5.0-0340
5.0
6000- 5.0-0480
6000- 7.5-0200
7.5
6000- 7.5-0300
6000- 7.5-0540
6000-10.0-0170
6000-10.0-0340
10.0
6000-10.0-0680
6000-15.0-0300
6000-15.0-0400
15.0
6000-15.0-0840
6000-20.0-0340
20.0
6000-20.0-0500
6000-20.0-1000
6000-32.0-0320
32.0
6000-32.0-0700
6000-32.0-1200
6000-45.0-0500
45.0
6000-45.0-1200
Other anchor lengths are available
1.3
Order No.
0735.010-
Designation
hot-dip galvanised
Order No..
0735.-
l
[mm]
00006
00007
00008
00019
00020
00022
00027
00029
00030
00040
00041
00042
00050
00051
00052
00058
00061
00062
00066
00067
00068
00074
00075
00076
00080
00082
00083
00197
00159
on request.
6000- 1.3-0085 FV
6000- 1.3-0120 FV
6000- 1.3-0240 FV
6000- 2.5-0120 FV
6000- 2.5-0170 FV
6000- 2.5-0280 FV
6000- 4.0-0170 FV
6000- 4.0-0240 FV
6000- 4.0-0340 FV
6000- 5.0-0240 FV
6000- 5.0-0340 FV
6000- 5.0-0480 FV
6000- 7.5-0200 FV
6000- 7.5-0300 FV
6000- 7.5-0540 FV
6000-10.0-0170 FV
6000-10.0-0340 FV
6000-10.0-0680 FV
6000-15.0-0300 FV
6000-15.0-0400 FV
6000-15.0-0840 FV
6000-20.0-0340 FV
6000-20.0-0500 FV
6000-20.0-1000 FV
6000-32.0-0320 FV
6000-32.0-0700 FV
6000-32.0-1200 FV
-
200-00071
200-00072
200-00073
200-00084
200-00085
200-00087
200-00091
200-00093
200-00094
010-00174
200-00104
200-00105
200-00111
010-00188
200-00113
200-00119
200-00121
200-00123
200-00127
200-00128
200-00129
200-00134
200-00135
200-00136
200-00140
200-00142
200-00143
-
85
120
240
120
170
280
170
240
340
240
340
480
200
300
540
170
340
680
300
400
840
340
500
1000
320
700
1200
500
1200
The reinforcement in the precast element will be suitable for lifting anchor
provided, it is equal to or greater than
the reinforcement shown on this chart.
The reinforcement shown in this chart
protects the cone around the anchor.
Other reinforcement to ensure safe
handling of the element as a whole
must be designed by others.
d
[mm]
d1
[mm]
d2
[mm]
k
[mm]
Da
[mm]
10
19
25
10
60
14
26
35
11
74
18
36
45
15
94
20
36
50
15
94
24
46
60
15
118
28
46
70
15
118
34
69
85
15
160
38
69
98
15
160
50
88
135
23
214
50
88
135
23
214
If anchors in the edge of a wall/panel

are to be used for demoulding, then
a tilting table raised to 70 must
normally be used. Pitching from the
horizontal is possible as follows:
Load range 1.3 t: cast the normal
anchor in a pitching plate, code 6060,
as shown on page 42.
Load range 2.5 and 5.0 t: use the

specially shaped anchor, code 6006 as
shown on page 33.
If larger panels are to be pitched
from the horizontal, then please ask
Halfen for details of any reinforcement required. This will usually occur
in harder concrete, so details are less
critical.
17
Load capacity of anchors in beams and walls without special reinforcement

(Load group 1.3 - 7.5 t)
ez
er
ez/2
note:
er
preferred = 30
avoid = 45 as far as possible
B1
required reinforcement 1 mesh,

reinforcement 4 only with angled
pull (reinforcement see page 16)
u-bar 8
Example beam
Load capacity of anchors in beams and walls with minimal reinforcement - 1 and 4 only
Load
group
1.3
2.5
4.0
5.0
7.5
18
Designation
mill finish
Length of Minimum height

Wall
of beams
anchor
thickness or
beams width
l
B1
2 er
[mm]
[mm]
6000-1.3-0085
85
180
6000-1.3-0120
120
250
6000-1.3-0240
240
490
6000-2.5-0120
120
248
6000-2.5-0170
170
348
6000-2.5-0280
280
568
6000-4.0-0170
170
347
6000-4.0-0240
240
487
6000-4.0-0340
340
687
6000-5.0-0240
240
490
6000-5.0-0340
340
690
6000-5.0-0480
480
970
6000-7.5-0200
200
410
6000-7.5-0300
300
610
6000-7.5-0540
540
1090
[mm]
100
120
140
80
100
120
60
80
100
120
140
160
100
120
140
80
100
120
160
180
200
120
140
160
100
120
140
200
220
240
160
180
200
140
160
180
240
260
280
200
220
240
160
180
200
Load capacity (kN) at concrete strength of

Axial pull
up to 30 []
Angled pull
up to 45 []
15 N/mm2
12,2
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
9,9
13.0
13.0
18,1
20,3
22,4
20,7
23,7
25.0
18,4
23.0
25.0
29,8
32.5
35,2
31.3
35,2
38,9
29,6
35,6
40,0
45,7
49,1
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
46,1
50,0
50,0
45,1
47,8
50,6
54,1
58,1
62,2
63,2
71,1
75.0
15 N/mm2
9,8
11,2
12.5
10,7
12,7
13.0
9,9
13.0
13.0
14,5
16,2
17,9
16,5
19,0
21.3
18,4
23.0
25.0
23,8
26.0
28,2
25,1
28,1
31,1
28,7
32,9
36,9
36,5
39,2
41,9
40,6
44,4
48,0
46,1
50,0
50,0
36.0
38,3
40,5
43,3
46,5
49,7
58,4
63,8
69,1
Axial pull and

angled pull
up to 45 []
25 N/mm2
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
12,7
13.0
13.0
23,3
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
23,8
25.0
25.0
38,5
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
38,2
40,0
40,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
58,2
61,8
65,3
69,9
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
Axial pull and

angled pull
up to 45 []
35 N/mm2
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
68,8
73,1
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
Distance between
anchors
ez
[mm]
270
375
735
375
525
855
535
745
1045
735
1035
1455
610
910
1630
Load capacity of anchors in beams and walls without special reinforcement

(Load group 10.0 - 45.0 t)
Angled pull at > 30 without

reinforcement for angled pull is only
allowed at :
Concrete strength 15 N/mm2 and
wall thickness 3 times minimum
thickness 2 er
Concrete strength 25N/mm and
wall thickness 2.5 times minimum
thickness 2 x er
100%
FZ
?
FS
80%
30 30
?
ez/2

thickness 2 x er
At a concrete strength > 23N/mm
FZ = FS.
Angled pull with > 60 caused
by spread of cables/chains is not
permitted!
Load capacity of anchors in beams and walls with minimal reinforcement - 1 and 4 only
Load
group
10.0
15.0
20.0
32.0
Designation
mill finish
Wall
Length of Minimum height
thickness or
anchor
of beams
beams width
l
B1
2 er
[mm]
[mm]
6000-10.0-0170
170
340
6000-10.0-0340
340
680
6000-10.0-0680
680
1360
6000-15.0-0300
300
600
6000-15.0-0400
400
800
6000-15.0-0840
840
1680
6000-20.0-0340
340
670
6000-20.0-0500
500
990
6000-20.0-1000
1000
1990
6000-32.0-0320
320
630
6000-32.0-0700
700
1390
6000-32.0-1200
1200
2390
6000-45.0-0500
500
990
6000-45.0-1200
1200
2400
[mm]
300
350
400
280
300
320
160
180
200
350
400
500
350
400
450
300
340
380
500
750
1000
400
500
600
240
300
330
600
800
1200
500
600
750
400
450
500
800
1000
1500
500
600
750
45.0

Axial pull
up to 30 []
Angled pull
up to 45 []
15 N/mm2
46,4
52,1
57,6
76,6
80,7
84,7
73,7
83.0
92,2
81.3
89,5
106,2
102.5
113,2
123,7
150,0
150,0
150,0
116,6
158,1
196,2
134,8
159,4
182,8
154,9
190,0
200,0
126,7
157,2
177,2
208,6
239,2
282,8
272.5
297,7
320.0
226.0
267,2
358,4
322,2
369,4
436,7
15 N/mm2
37,2
41,7
46,1
61.3
64,5
67,7
70,0
76,5
82,8
65.0
71,9
85.0
82.0
90,6
99,0
132.5
145,5
150,0
93,3
126,5
156,9
107,9
127.5
146,2
128,6
152.0
163,2
101.3
125,7
141,8
166,9
191,4
226,2
218,0
238,2
257,8
180,8
213,8
286,7
257,8
295,5
349,4
Axial pull and

angled pull
up to 45 []
25 N/mm2
60,0
67,3
74,4
98,9
100,0
100,0
95,2
100,0
100,0
104,9
116.0
137,1
132,3
146,2
150,0
150,0
150,0
150,0
150,6
200,0
200,0
174,1
200,0
200,0
199,9
200,0
200,0
163,5
202,9
228,8
269,4
308,8
320.0
320.0
320.0
320.0
291,8
345.0
450,0
416.0
450,0
450,0
Axial pull and

angled pull
up to 45 []
35 N/mm2
70,9
79,6
88,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
124,2
137,2
150,0
150,0
150,0
150,0
150,0
150,0
150,0
178,2
200,0
200,0
200,0
200,0
200,0
200,0
200,0
200,0
193,5
240,1
270,7
318,7
320.0
320.0
320.0
320.0
320.0
345,3
408,2
450,0
450,0
450,0
450,0
Distance between
anchors
ez
[mm]
520
1030
2050
900
1200
2520
1010
1490
3000
940
2080
3580
1480
3580
19
Load capacity of anchors in walls with fully activated reinforcement

(Load group 1.3 - 7.5 t)
ez
er
ez/2
er
Required reinforcement 1 , 2 , 3 ,
u-bar 8
walls only
Load
group
Designation
mill finish
6000-1.3-0120
Length of
anchor
Wall
width
2 er
Axial pull
up to 30 []
Angled pull
up to 45 []
[mm]
[mm]
15 N/mm2
60
9,9
120
1.3
6000-1.3-0240
6000-2.5-0170
240
170
2.5
6000-2.5-0280
6000-4.0-0240
280
240
4.0
6000-4.0-0340
6000-5.0-0240
5.0
6000-5.0-0340
6000-5.0-0480
6000-7.5-0300
340
240
340
480
300
7.5
6000-7.5-0540
20
540
Distance between
anchors
15 N/mm2
Axial pull and

angled pull
up to 45 []
25 N/mm2
Axial pull and

angled pull
up to 45 []
35 N/mm2
9,9
12,8
13.0
80
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
100
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
60
9,9
9,9
12,8
13.0
80
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
100
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
80
18,4
18,4
23,8
25.0
100
23.0
23.0
25.0
25.0
120
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
80
18,4
18,4
23,8
25.0
100
23.0
23.0
25.0
25.0
120
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
120
35,6
35,6
40,0
40,0
140
40,0
36.0
40,0
40,0
160
40,0
38,5
40,0
40,0
100
29,6
29,6
38,2
40,0
120
35,6
35,6
40,0
40,0
140
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
160
50,0
45,2
50,0
50,0
180
50,0
48,0
50,0
50,0
200
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
120
39,5
39,5
50,0
50,0
140
46,1
46,1
50,0
50,0
160
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
100
32,9
32,9
42.5
50,0
120
39,5
39,5
50,0
50,0
140
46,1
46,1
50,0
50,0
160
63,2
56,6
75.0
75.0
180
71,1
60,0
75.0
75.0
200
75.0
63,2
75.0
75.0
140
55,3
55,3
71,4
75.0
160
63,2
63,2
75.0
75.0
180
71,1
71,1
75.0
75.0
ez
[mm]
375
735
525
855
745
1045
735
1035
1455
910
1630

(Load group 10.0 - 45.0 t)

allowed at:
thickness 2 er
thickness 2 x er
100%
FZ
?
FS
80%
30 30
?
ez/2

thickness 2 x er
FZ = FS.
permitted!
Load
group
Designation
mill finish
6000-10.0-0340
Length of
anchor
Wall
thickness
2 er
Axial pull
up to 30 []
Angled pull
up to 45 []
[mm]
[mm]
15 N/mm2
200
340
10.0
6000-10.0-0680
6000-15.0-0400
680
400
15.0
6000-15.0-0840
6000-20.0-0500
840
500
20.0
6000-20.0-1000
6000-32.0-0700
1000
700
32.0
6000-32.0-1200
45.0
6000-45.0-1200
1200
1200
Distance between
anchors
15 N/mm2
Axial pull and

angled pull
up to 45 []
25 N/mm2
Axial pull and

angled pull
up to 45 []
35 N/mm2
89,5
71,6
100,0
100,0
240
98,0
78,4
100,0
100,0
280
100,0
84,7
100,0
100,0
160
73,7
73,7
95,2
100,0
180
83.0
83.0
100,0
100,0
200
92,2
92,2
100,0
100,0
300
128,9
103,1
150,0
150,0
400
148,9
119,1
150,0
150,0
500
150,0
133,1
150,0
150,0
200
111,9
111,9
144,5
150,0
220
123,1
123,1
150,0
150,0
240
134,2
134,2
150,0
150,0
300
162,1
129,7
200,0
200,0
400
175,1
140,1
200,0
200,0
500
187,2
149,7
200,0
200,0
600
200,0
183,4
200,0
200,0
240
154,9
154,9
199,9
200,0
260
167,8
167,8
200,0
200,0
280
180,7
180,7
200,0
200,0
450
282,6
226,1
320.0
320.0
550
312.5
250,0
320.0
320.0
650
320.0
271,8
320.0
320.0
300
266,7
266,7
320.0
320.0
350
311,1
311,1
320.0
320.0
400
320.0
320.0
320.0
320.0
400
355,5
355,5
450,0
450,0
500
444,4
421,6
450,0
450,0
600
450,0
450,0
450,0
450,0
ez
[mm]
1030
2050
1200
2520
1490
3000
2080
3580
3580
21
Dimensions of Spherical Head Anchors in slabs
d1
ez
l
Da
d
ez/2
d2
Dimensions of Spherical Head Anchors in slabs

Designation
Order no.
Designation
hot-dip galvanised
mill finish
0735.0106000- 1.3-0040 FV
6000- 1.3-0040
00002
6000- 1.3-0050 FV
6000- 1.3-0050
00003
6000- 1.3-0065
00005
6000- 1.3-0065 FV
1.3
6000- 1.3-0085
00006
6000- 1.3-0085 FV
6000- 1.3-0120 FV
6000- 1.3-0120
00007
6000- 2.5-0055 FV
6000- 2.5-0055
00016
6000- 2.5-0065
00017
6000- 2.5-0065 FV
6000- 2.5-0085
00018
6000- 2.5-0085 FV
2.5
6000- 2.5-0120 FV
6000- 2.5-0120
00019
6000- 2.5-0170
00020
6000- 2.5-0170 FV
6000- 4.0-0075 FV
6000- 4.0-0075
00023
6000- 4.0-0100 FV
6000- 4.0-0100
00024
4.0
6000- 4.0-0170
00027
6000- 4.0-0170 FV
6000- 4.0-0210 FV
6000- 4.0-0210
00028
6000- 5.0-0085
00035
6000- 5.0-0085 FV
6000- 5.0-0095 FV
6000- 5.0-0095
00036
6000- 5.0-0120
00038
6000- 5.0-0120 FV
5.0
6000- 5.0-0180 FV
6000- 5.0-0180
00039
6000- 5.0-0240 FV
6000- 5.0-0240
00040
6000- 7.5-0100 FV
6000- 7.5-0100
00043
6000- 7.5-0120 FV
6000- 7.5-0120
00046
6000- 7.5-0140 FV
6000- 7.5-0140
00047
7.5
6000- 7.5-0165
00049
6000- 7.5-0165 FV
6000- 7.5-0200
00050
6000- 7.5-0200 FV
6000- 7.5-0300
00051
6000- 7.5-0300 FV
6000-10.0-0115
00054
6000-10.0-0115 FV
6000-10.0-0135 FV
6000-10.0-0135
00056
6000-10.0-0150
00057
6000-10.0-0150 FV
10.0
6000-10.0-0170 FV
6000-10.0-0170
00058
6000-10.0-0220 FV
6000-10.0-0250 FV
6000-10.0-0340 FV
6000-10.0-0340
00061
6000-15.0-0140
00063
6000-15.0-0140 FV
6000-15.0-0165
00064
6000-15.0-0165 FV
15.0
6000-15.0-0200
00065
6000-15.0-0200 FV
6000-15.0-0300 FV
6000-15.0-0300
00066
6000-15.0-0400 FV
6000-15.0-0400
00067
6000-20.0-0200
00070
6000-20.0-0200 FV
6000-20.0-0240 FV
6000-20.0-0240
00071
6000-20.0-0250 FV
20.0
6000-20.0-0340
00074
6000-20.0-0340 FV
6000-20.0-0500 FV
6000-20.0-0500
00075
6000-32.0-0200
00077
6000-32.0-0200 FV
6000-32.0-0250
00078
6000-32.0-0250 FV
32.0
6000-32.0-0280 FV
6000-32.0-0280
00079
6000-32.0-0320
00080
6000-32.0-0320 FV
Other lengths and stainless steel anchors on request.
Load group
22
Order no.
0735.200-00067
200-00068
200-00070
200-00071
200-00072
200-00081
200-00082
200-00083
200-00084
200-00085
200-00088
200-00089
200-00091
200-00092
200-00098
010-00172
200-00100
200-00101
010-00174
200-00106
200-00107
200-00108
200-00110
200-000111
010-00188
200-00116
200-00117
200-00118
200-00119
200-00149
200-00120
200-00121
200-00124
200-00125
200-00126
200-00127
200-00128
200-00131
200-00132
200-00133
200-00134
200-00135
200-00137
200-00138
200-00139
200-00140
l
[mm]
40
50
65
85
120
55
65
85
120
170
75
100
170
210
85
95
120
180
240
100
120
140
165
200
300
115
135
150
170
220
250
340
140
165
200
300
400
200
240
250
340
500
200
250
280
320
d
[mm]
d1
[mm]
d2
[mm]
k
[mm]
Da
[mm]
10
19
25
10
60
14
26
35
11
74
18
36
45
15
94
20
36
50
15
94
24
46
60
15
118
28
46
70
15
118
34
69
85
15
160
38
69
98
15
160
50
88
135
23
214
Load capacity of Spherical Head Anchors in slabs with any direction of pull
Load capacity (kN) at minimal slab thickness
Length of
Concrete strength
anchor Slab thickness
B3
l
B2
[mm]
[mm]
*15 N/mm2 25 N/mm2 35 N/mm2
[mm]
6000- 1.3-0040
40
75
7,8
10.0
11,9
90
6000- 1.3-0050
50
85
10,1
13.0
13.0
110
1.3
6000- 1.3-0065
65
100
13.0
13.0
13.0
140
6000- 1.3-0085
85
120
13.0
13.0
13.0
180
6000- 1.3-0120
120
155
13.0
13.0
13.0
250
6000- 2.5-0055
55
90
11,2
14,5
17,1
120
6000- 2.5-0065
65
100
13,8
17,8
21,1
140
2.5
6000- 2.5-0085
85
120
19,5
25.0
25.0
180
6000- 2.5-0120
120
155
25.0
25.0
25.0
250
6000- 2.5-0170
170
205
25.0
25.0
25.0
350
6000- 4.0-0075
75
115
17.5
22,6
26,8
165
6000- 4.0-0100
100
140
25,3
32,7
38,6
215
4.0
6000- 4.0-0170
170
210
40,0
40,0
40,0
355
6000- 4.0-0210
210
250
40,0
40,0
40,0
435
6000- 5.0-0085
85
125
20,1
26.0
30,8
180
6000- 5.0-0095
95
135
23,3
30,0
35,5
200
6000- 5.0-0120
120
160
31,7
41.0
48,5
250
5.0
6000- 5.0-0180
180
220
50,0
50,0
50,0
370
6000- 5.0-0240
240
280
50,0
50,0
50,0
490
6000- 7.5-0100
100
140
24,5
31,6
37,4
205
6000- 7.5-0120
120
160
31.3
40,4
47,8
245
6000- 7.5-0140
140
180
38,6
49,9
59,0
285
7.5
6000- 7.5-0165
165
205
48,6
62,7
74,2
335
6000- 7.5-0200
200
240
63,8
75.0
75.0
405
6000- 7.5-0300
300
340
75.0
75.0
75.0
605
6000-10.0-0115
115
155
29,1
37.5
44,4
230
6000-10.0-0135
135
175
36,3
46,8
55,4
270
6000-10.0-0150
150
190
42.0
54,3
64,2
300
10.0
6000-10.0-0170
170
210
50,2
64,8
76,6
340
6000-10.0-0200
200
240
63,2
81,7
96,6
400
6000-10.0-0250
250
290
87,3
100,0
100,0
500
6000-10.0-0340
340
380
100,0
100,0
100,0
680
6000-15.0-0140
140
180
37.5
48,4
57,2
275
6000-15.0-0165
165
205
47,3
61,1
72,3
325
6000-15.0-0200
200
240
62,4
80,6
95,3
395
15.0
6000-15.0-0300
300
340
113.0
145,8
150,0
595
6000-15.0-0400
400
440
150,0
150,0
150,0
795
6000-20.0-0200
200
240
61,6
79,5
94,1
390
6000-20.0-0240
240
280
80,5
103,9
122,9
470
6000-20.0-0250
250
290
85,5
110,3
130,5
490
20.0
6000-20.0-0300
300
340
112.0
144,5
171.0
590
6000-20.0-0340
340
380
134,9
174,2
200,0
670
6000-20.0-0500
500
540
200,0
200,0
200,0
990
6000-32.0-0200
200
248
62,4
80,5
95,3
385
6000-32.0-0250
250
298
86,4
111.5
132.0
485
32.0
6000-32.0-0280
280
328
102,1
131,8
155,9
545
6000-32.0-0320
320
368
124,4
160,6
190,0
625
Handling reinforcement for the slab as a whole must be designed by others
B2 Concrete cover at the foot of the anchor 25mm
B3 Concrete thickness, twice the effective embedment of the anchor
Thinner slabs are possible provided the foot of the anchor has suitable corrosion protection consult Halfen
Between B2 and B3 the load capacity can be found by linear interpolation.
at concrete strength 15N/mm the load capacity for angled pull with > 30 is only 80%.
Further informations see and .

allowed at:
thickness 2 er
Concrete strength 25 N/mm and
thickness 2 x er
thickness 2 x er
Distance
between
anchors
ez
[mm]
135
165
210
270
375
180
210
265
375
520
240
320
540
650
270
300
375
555
735
309
370
430
505
610
910
350
410
455
515
605
755
1025
415
490
595
895
1195
585
705
735
885
1005
1485
580
730
820
940
Load capacity (kN) at normal slab thickness

Slab thickness

FZ = FS.
permitted!
Concrete strength
*15 N/mm2 25 N/mm2 35 N/mm2

8,8
11.3
13.0
12.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
13,3
17,2
20,4
17,0
22.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
22,2
28,7
33,9
33,6
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
25,7
33,1
39,2
30,2
39,0
46,2
42,7
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
31,6
40,9
48,3
41,7
53,8
63,6
52,6
67,9
75.0
67,6
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
38,0
49,1
58,1
48,7
62,9
74,4
57,3
73,9
87.5
69,4
89,6
100,0
89,2
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
49,8
64,3
76,1
64,5
83,2
98,5
87,2
112.5
133,1
150,0
150,0
150,0
150,0
150,0
150,0
85,1
109,9
130,0
113,7
146,7
173,6
121,2
156,5
185,2
161,7
200,0
200,0
196,9
200,0
200,0
200,0
200,0
200,0
83,8
108,1
127,9
119,7
154,5
182,9
143,4
185,1
219,0
177,2
228,8
270,7
The minimum reinforcement mesh is
131mm squared up to 4.0t
377mm squared for 20.0t
513mm squared for 32.0t
100%
FZ
?F
S
80%
30 30
? FQ
Required reinforcement 4 only
with angled pull (reinforcement
see page 16)
Designation
mill finish
B2 / B3
Load
group
ez/2
23
Dimensions, load capacity and reinforcement of Narrow foot anchors

d1
k
This anchor is used in prestressed

beams, because of good concrete
strength at lifting and in most cases
a thin web, the small foot is easier to
use.
Da
d
d1
Dimensions of Narrow foot Spherical Head Anchors

Load group
Designation
mill finish
Order no.
0735.018-
Designation
hot-dip galvanised
Order no.
0735.208-
l
[mm]
d
[mm]
d1
[mm]
k
[mm]
Da
[mm]
10.0
60000-10.0-0340D WB
00056
60000-10.0-0340D FV
00056
340
28
46
15
118
15.0
60000-15.0-0400D WB
00057
60000-15.0-0400D FV
00057
400
34
69
15
160
20.0
60000-20.0-0500D WB
00067
60000-20.0-0500D FV
00067
500
38
69
15
160
32.0
60000-32.0-0700D WB
00058
60000-32.0-0700D FV
00058
700
50
88
23
214
Minimum reinforcement is shown on

the drawing below.
Load capacity for axial pull and angled pull up to = 45

web thickness
Load
group

permitted!
Designation
mill finish
Axial pull and angled pull up to 45 []

Load capacity (kN)
2 er
ez
[mm]
[mm]
45 N/mm2
Concrete strength
55 N/mm2
10.0
6000-10.0-0340D
120
1360
88,0
98,0
15.0
6000-15.0-0400D
120
1600
130,0
145.0
20.0
6000-20.0-0500D
32.0
6000-32.0-0700D
4 14
2 12
8 / 20
8 / 20
4 12
24
Distance
between
anchors
120
2000
136.0
151.0
140
2000
173.0
192.0
120
2800
189,0
210.0
140
2800
220.0
245.0
Dimensions, load capacity and reinforcement of Spherical Head plate anchor

d1
k
This anchor is designed for thin slabs

and shells where the normal short
spherical head anchor does not provide
enough anchorage.
Da
ef
The minimum thickness of the concrete element is shown in the table.

If you want to lift thinner panels, you
have to apply corrosion protection to
the base of the anchor.
Plate must be placed below the mesh
or special reinforcement added as
shown in the drawing.
Additional reinforcement is not
supplied by Halfen and should be
prepared by the supplier of the main
reinforcement of the precast element.
Dimensions of Spherical Plate Anchors

Load
group
2.5
5.0
10.0
Designation
mill finish
Order no.
l
0735.060- [mm]
d
[mm]
d1
[mm]
ef
[mm]
t
[mm]
k
[mm]
Da
[mm]
6010- 2.5-0055
00001
55
14
26
7070
10
74
6010- 2.5-0120
00002
120
14
26
7070
10
74
6010- 5.0-0065
00004
65
20
36
9090
15
94
6010- 5.0-0110
00007
110
20
36
9090
15
94
6010-10.0-0115
00009
115
28
46
9090
10
15
118
6010-10.0-0150
00011
150
28
46
9090
10
15
118
FZ
FS
FQ
Handling reinforcement for the

slab as a whole must be designed
by others

allowed at:
thickness 2 er
thickness 2 x er
thickness 2 x er
FZ = FS.
permitted!
Bmin
ls
ds
ez/2
Reinforcement and load capacity for axial pull and angled pull up to = 45
Load
group
Designation
mill finish
Element Distance Reinforcement

thickness between
anchors
ez
ds
ls
Bmin
[mm]
2.5
5.0
10.0
[mm]
[mm]
Load capacity (kN)

Concrete strength
15
25
35
45
[mm] N/mm2 N/mm2 N/mm2 N/mm2
6010- 2.5-0055
85
560
200
10,8
13,9
16,5
18,7
6010- 2.5-0120
150
1000
10
300
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
6010- 5.0-0065
100
1000
12
450
16,1
20,8
24,6
27,9
6010- 5.0-0110
145
1000
12
450
33,9
43,7
50,0
50,0
6010-10.0-0115
150
1280
16
600
34,6
44,7
52,8
59,9
6010-10.0-0150
185
1280
16
600
55,9
72,1
85,3
96,7
25
Dimensions of Spherical Head Rod Anchors

The spherical head ribbed bar anchor
is designed for lifting thin components
such as walls, garages or prestessed
beams or lightweight concrete.
As the load is transferred down the
whole length of the anchor and there
is no load concentration at the foot,
this anchor is suitable for thinner walls.
The anchor may also be cast into
pockets in factory made brick panels..
d1
Da
Dimensions of Spherical Head Rod-Anchors

Load group
2.5
4.0
5.0
7.5
10.0
15.0
Designation
mill finish
Order no.
0735.070-
Designation
hot-dip galvanised
Order no.
0735.070-
l
[mm]
d
[mm]
d1
[mm]
k
[mm]
Da
[mm]
6050- 2.5-0400 WB
00002
6050- 2.5-0400 FV
00158
400
14
26
11
74
6050- 2.5-0520 WB
00003
520
14
26
11
74
6050- 4.0-0510 WB
00004
510
18
36
15
94
6050- 4.0-0720 WB
00005
720
18
36
15
94
6050- 4.0-1150 WB
00006
1150
18
36
15
94
6050- 5.0-0580 WB
00007
6050- 5.0-0580 FV
00159
580
20
36
15
94
6050- 5.0-0900 WB
00008
900
20
36
15
94
6050- 7.5-0750 WB
00009
750
24
46
15
118
6050- 7.5-1150 WB
00010
1150
24
46
15
118
6050-10.0-0870 WB
00011
870
28
46
15
118
6050-10.0-1300 WB
00012
1300
28
46
15
118
6050-15.0-1080 WB
00013
1080
34
69
15
160
6050-15.0-1550 WB
00014
1550
34
69
15
160
Other lengths on request.
Without reinforcement
for angled pull
allowed at:
thickness 2 er
thickness 2 x er
thickness 2 x er
FZ = FS.
permitted!
26
With reinforcement
for angled pull
The angled pull reinforcement has to

be placed as close as possible under
the recess and has to be installed with
full contact to the anchor.
Load capacity and reinforcement of Spherical Head Rod-Anchors

Reinforced area
ls
Length of slot-in link
ds2
ent
em
4
sh
e
em
rc
nfo
rei
ar
Squ
Always insert angled pull link

opposite the direction of the
load
ez/2
er
er
2
d br
ls1 = total length

(approx. 2 x length of leg)
4 Angled pull reinforcement

Reinforcement and load capacity for axial pull and angled pull up to = 45
Load
group
2.5
Designation
mill finish
6050- 2.5-0400
6050- 2.5-0520
4.0
6050- 4.0-0510
6050- 4.0-0720
5.0
6050- 5.0-0580
6050 -5.0-0900
7.5
6050- 7.5-0750
2 er
ez
[mm]
80
100
120
100
80
100
120
140
100
100
120
140
160
120
120
140
160
140
140
160
160
200
[mm]
6050- 7.5-1150
6050-10.0-0870
10.0
6050-10.0-1300
6050-15.0-1080
15.0
6050-15.0-1550
= 30 is preferred
if the element thickness is < 2 er then
820
mm2/m
2 188
1050
1000
2 188
2300
1750
2600
2200
3100
3
Edge reinforcement
2 188
a1
ds2
15
25
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
90
90
2 12
120
2 12
140
2 14
160
2 14
200
2 14
N/mm2
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
32,8
35,5
38,2
40,0
40,0
40,9
44,2
47,1
50,0
50,0
66,1
70,1
75.0
75.0
100,0
100,0
150,0
150,0
N/mm2
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
100,0
100,0
150,0
150,0
8 540
8 580
10 680
10 780
2 188
2 188
2 188
Load capacity (kN)

concrete strength
s ls
8 650
1800
1500
Slot-in links
8 600
1450
1150
Axial pull up to =30
Element Distance
Square
thickness between
anchors mesh reinforcement
10 740
10 880
10 800
10 920
12 1020
12 1200
Angled pull up to = 45
4
Angled pull link
ds1
ls1
dbr
[mm] [mm] [mm]

10
600
24
12
1000
29
12
1000
34
20
1000
41
20
1100
49
25
1100
70
Load capacity (kN)

concrete strength
15
25
N/mm2
20.0
20.0
20.0
20.0
26,3
28,4
30,6
32.0
32.0
32,7
35,4
37,7
40,0
40,0
52,9
56,1
60,0
60,0
80,0
80,0
120.0
120.0
N/mm2
25.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
40,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
50,0
75.0
75.0
75.0
75.0
100,0
100,0
150,0
150,0
the slot-in links are needed
27
Dimensions of sandwich Panel Anchor and Spherical Head Rod Anchor, offset versions
This anchor is designed to be cast into
the inner skin of sandwich panels. This
ensures that the hook is at the centre
of gravity of the finish unit.
d1
d1
Da
Da
It is available in two forms, as a

headed anchor and as a ribbed bar
anchor.
h
l
Dimensions of Spherical Head Anchor, offset versions

Load group
The head at the centre of gravity

means that the unit is hanging straight
at the crane. The foot or ribbed bar
transfers the load to the middle of the
bearing concrete.
1.3
2.5
4.0
5.0
7.5
10.0
15.0
20.0
Designation
mill finish
6002- 1.3-0227
6002- 2.5-0268
6002- 4.0-0406
6002- 5.0-0466
6002- 7.5-0664
6002-10.0-0667
6002-15.0-0825
6002-20.0-0986
Order nr.
0735.03000001
00002
00003
00004
00005
00006
00007
00008
l
[mm]
227
268
406
466
664
667
825
986
d
[mm]
10
14
18
20
24
28
34
38
d1
[mm]
19
26
36
36
46
46
69
88
d2
[mm]
25
35
45
50
60
70
85
98
h
[mm]
50
50
60
60
70
70
70
90
k
[mm]
10
11
15
15
15
15
15
15
Da
[mm]
60
74
94
94
118
118
160
160
k
[mm]
11
15
15
15
15
Da
[mm]
74
94
118
118
160
Dimensions of Spherical Head Rod Anchor, offset versions

Load group
2.5
5.0
7.5
10.0
15.0
We recommend that these panels are

lifted with a spreader beam.
Lifting with chains at 30 may be
possible, but should be avoided.
> 30 is forbidden.
28
Designation
mill finish
6052- 2.5-0508
6052- 5.0-0885
6052- 7.5-1134
6052-10.0-1284
6052-15.0-1535
Order nr.
0735.08000002
00004
00006
00008
00010
l
[mm]
508
885
1134
1284
1535
d
[mm]
14
20
24
28
34
d1
[mm]
26
36
46
46
69
h
[mm]
50
60
70
70
70
This helps to avoid anchor bending

and concrete spalling.
If casting with outer skin on top of
the sandwich, tilt-up table is recommended
Load capacity and reinforcement of sandwich Panel Anchor and

Spherical Head Rod Anchor, offset versions
Reinforced area
ds2
ls
Length of slot-in link
ez/2
esh
e mment
r
a
Squ force
rein
ez/2
2
ez/2
er
er
We recommend additional
sandwich anchor pins each
side of the anchor
Reinforcement and load capacity of Spherical Head Anchor, offset versions with axial pull up to = 30
Load
group
Designation
mill finish
1.3
6002- 1.3-0227
2.5
6002- 2.5-0268
4.0
6002- 4.0-0406
5.0
6002- 5.0-0466
7.5
6002- 7.5-0664
10.0
6002-10.0-0667
15.0
6002-15.0-0825
Element Distance
1
thick- between Square mesh
ness
anchors reinforcement
2 er
[mm]
80
100
140
100
140
100
140
120
150
140
180
180
220
Slot-in link
mm2/m
2 66
ds
[mm]
6
ls
[mm]
400
ds2
[mm]
2 10
370
2 131
500
2 10
640
2 131
750
2 10
820
2 131
750
2 10
1210
2 188
10
1000
2 12
1220
2 188
10
1000
2 12
1500
2 188
10
1000
2 14
12
1100
2 14
6002-20.0-0986
Load capacity (kN) for
Edge reinforcement
ez
[mm]
260
200
2030
2 257
250
ez = min. distance between anchors; ez/2 = min. edge distance
20.0
Axial pull
15 N/mm2
13.0
Transverse pull (pitching)
at concrete strength
25 N/mm2
15 N/mm2
13.0
6,5
25 N/mm2
6,5
15,9
20,3
9,5
12,2
20,5
25.0
12,2
12.5
27,3
35,2
18,5
35,1
40,0
20.0
35,2
45,4
21,2
45,3
50,0
25.0
50,9
65,8
30,5
60,2
75.0
36.0
66,5
86.0
39,9
80,3
100,0
48,2
103,2
133.0
61,9
120.0
150,0
72.0
135,1
174,4
81,1
159,7
200,0
95,9
20.0
25.0
37.5
50,0
75.0
100,0
Reinforcement and load capacity of Spherical Head Rod Anchor, offset versions with axial pull up to = 30
Load
group
2.5
5.0
7.5
Designation
mill finish
6052- 2.5-0508
6052- 5.0-0885
6052- 7.5-1134
Element Distance
1
thick- between Square mesh
ness
anchors reinforcement
2 er
[mm]
80
ez
[mm]
370
mm2/m
2 131
2
Slot-in link
ds
[mm]
8
ls
[mm]
700
ds2
[mm]
2 10
15.0
6052-10.0-1284
Axial pull
15 N/mm2
25.0
Transverse pull (pitching)
25 N/mm2
15 N/mm2
25.0
12.5
100
40,9
50,0
24,5
120
44,2
50,0
25.0
47,1
50,0
25.0
160
50,0
50,0
25.0
120
66,1
75.0
37.5
70,1
75.0
37.5
75.0
75.0
37.5
140
140
820
1210
2 131
2 188
10
820
950
2 10
2 12
160
10.0
Edge reinforcement
140
1220
2 131
6052-15.0-1535
160
1500
2 131
ez = min. distance between anchors; ez/2 = min. edge distance
25 N/mm2
12.5
25.0
37.5
10
1000
2 12
100,0
100,0
50,0
50,0
10
1200
2 14
150,0
150,0
75.0
75.0
29
Dimensions and load capacity of Quick Fitting Spherical Head Anchor DSM
d1
k
This anchor is designed with a collar

below the anchor head, so that when
pushed into the former, the collar
makes a seal.
Da
l
Assembly is quicker and when

demoulding the former stays on the
mould. This is particularly useful for
negative casting such as balconies or
staircases.
d2
Dimensions of Quick Fitting Spherical Head Anchor DSM
The load capacity is the same as

normal anchors type 6000 and the
anchor suits the same lifting links.
The anchor is used with DSM recess
formers code 6126; 6127 and 6128.
Usually the anchor is pushed into the
former with an oil based lubricant.
Load group
1.3
2.5
5.0
l
[mm]
d
[mm]
d1
[mm]
d2
[mm]
k
[mm]
Da
[mm]
00005
65
10
18
25
10
10
00004
120
10
18
25
10
10
6073-2.5-0085
00001
85
14
25
35
11
11
6073-2.5-0120
00002
120
14
25
35
11
11
6073-2.5-0170
00003
170
14
25
35
11
11
6073-5.0-0110
00006
110
20
36
50
15
15
6073-5.0-0240
00007
240
20
36
50
15
15
Designation
mill finish
Order nr.
0735.110-
6073-1.3-0065
6073-1.3-0120
Load capacity when lifting slabs with any direction of pull
Designation
mill finish
Load group
Length
slab
Distance
of
thickness between Axial pull Angled pull
Axial pull and
anchor
anchors up to 30 up to 45
Angled pull
[]
[]
up to 45 []
l
[mm]
Bmin
[mm]
ez
[mm]
35
N/mm2
6073-1.3-0065
65
100
300
13.0
10,4
13.0
13.0
2.5
6073-2.5-0085
85
120
380
19,5
15,6
25.0
25.0
5.0
6073-5.0-0110
110
150
500
29,5
23,6
38,1
45,1
FZ
FS
FQ
30
15
25
N/mm2
N/mm2
1.3
With reinforcement for angled pull
Handling reinforcement for the slab as

a whole must be designed by others
15
N/mm2
ez/2

allowed at:
thickness ez/2
thickness ez/2
thickness ez/2
FZ = FS.
permitted!
Load capacity of Quick Fitting Spherical Head Anchor DSM in walls and beams
er
ez/2
er
u-bar 8
Required reinforcement 1 , 2 , 3 ,
FZ
FS
ez

allowed at:
thickness 2 er
thickness 2 x er
thickness 2 x er
FZ = FS.
permitted!
ez/2
Load capacity when lifting walls and beams

Length of
anchor
Load group
Minimum
height of
beams
Min. wall
thickness
or beam
width
B1
2 er
ez
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
Designation
Distance
between
anchors
80
1.3
6073-1.3-0120
120
250
100
300
120
120
6073-2.5-0120
120
250
140
380
160
2.5
100
6073-2.5-0170
170
350
120
380
140
200
5.0
6073-5.0-0240
240
500
220
240
500

Axial pull and
Angled pull
up to 45 []
Axial pull
up to 30 []
Angled pull
up to 45 []
15 N/mm2
15 N/mm2
13.0
10,7
13.0
12,7
13.0
13.0
18,1
14,5
23,3
20,3
16,2
25.0
22,4
17,9
25.0
20,7
16,5
23,7
19,0
25.0
21,8
45,6
36,5
49,0
39,2
50,0
41,9
25 N/mm2
35 N/mm2
13.0
13.0
25.0
25.0
25.0
50,0
50,0
31
Dimensions, load capacity and reinforcement of Spherical Head Tilt-up Anchor

d1
k
These anchors are used to pitch and

transport thin concrete units such as
walls or beams.
They are used, if no tilt-up table is
available.
The head dimensions are standard and
suit the universal head lifting link.
The anchors are installed with 6134
recess former and are available in 2.5t
and 5.0t load groups.
Da
d2
Dimensions of Spherical Head Tilt-up Anchor

Load group
Designation
mill finish
Order no.
0735.120-
Designation
hot-dip galvanised
Order no.
0735.120-
l
[mm]
d
[mm]
d1
[mm]
d2
[mm]
k
[mm]
Da
[mm]
2.5
6006-2.5-0240 WB
00001
6006-2.5-0240 FV
00151
240
14
25
35
11
74
5.0
6006-5.0-0240 WB
00002
6006-5.0-0240 FV
00152
240
20
36
50
15
94
Pitching
Transport
Required reinforcement 1 - 3 .
The reinforcement for angled pull
can be replaced by pitching reinforcement on both sides.
Page 16 Reinforcement in walls.
Load capacity and reinforcement of Spherical Head Tilt-up Anchor
Element
end edge Square mesh
thickness
distance
reinforceDesignation
ment
Load group
mill finish
2 er
ez / 2
[mm]
[mm]
mm2/m
100
110
2.5
6006-2.5-0240
765
2 131
120
130
140
120
130
140
5.0
6006-5.0-0240
150
765
2 131
160
180
200
32
Tilt-up reinforcement
BSt 500 S
ds
[mm]
ls
[mm]
12
800
16
1000

Transverse pull (tilt-up)
Axial pull and angled pull
up to 30 []
15 N/mm2 25 N/mm2 15 N/mm2 25 N/mm2
7,8
10,1
22,2
25.0
9,0
11,6
23,8
25.0
10,3
12.5
25.0
25.0
11,6
12.5
25.0
25.0
12.5
12.5
25.0
25.0
13,8
17,8
31,2
40,0
14,6
18,8
33,1
42,7
15,6
20,1
35.0
45,2
17,3
22,3
36,8
47.5
19,1
24,6
38,7
50,0
20,9
25.0
42,2
50,0
22,6
25.0
45,7
50,0
Handling
Method of Use
The anchor must

be installed in the
correct direction as
shown here
er
er
We recommend pitching reinforcement

both sides of the anchor as shown.
When installing the lifting link, take care
that the anchor has been installed in the
correct direction and that the tongue of
the link is in the direction of the load.
The design of the anchor head ensures
that the load is applied to the steel of
the anchor when pitching.
The tilt-up anchor is only allowed to
be loaded with axial load or traversal
load. Angled pull is not permitted.
Pitching has to be done using a
spreader beam.
ez
distance
between anchors
ez/2
The pitching reinforcement is positioned into the notch of the anchor

ls
total length
90
ds1
h = depending of wall
thickness
not
allowed
Tongue of universal
head lifting link in
the direction of the
load.
33
Dimensions, load capacity and reinforcement of Spherical Head Eye Anchor

d1
k
This anchor is used with a

reinforcement tail for applications
where the load cannot be taken by
the foot of an anchor. For example
thin elements such as roof beams or
double T-beams.
Da
d
c
d2
Dimensions of Spherical Head Eye Anchor
Load group
Designation
mill finish
Order no.
0735.050-
l
[mm]
d
[mm]
d1
[mm]
d2
[mm]
c
[mm]
k
[mm]
Da
[mm]
1.3
6001- 1.3-0065
00001
65
10
19
19
10
10
60
2.5
6001- 2.5-0090
00002
90
14
26
27
13
11
74
5.0
6001- 5.0-0120
00003
120
20
36
42
20
15
94
10.0
6001-10.0-0180
00004
180
28
46
57
25
15
118
20.0
6001-20.0-0250
00005
250
39
69
76
37
15
160

Reinforcement tail for pull
ls3 / 2
0,7 ls3 / 2
The anchor is also suitable for

lightweight concrete as the load is
transferred over the large area of
reinforcement tail.
Note: all the load is transferred to the
ribs of the rebar tail.
The tail must be installed tight to the
base of the hole in the anchor.
The tail must be bent with an internal
angle of 30 as shown.
The tail may be shortened if required
by forming of end hooks as shown.
The reinforcement tail is essential. The
anchor must not be used without the
tail.
30
ls3
Required reinforcement 4 only

with angled pull (reinforcement
see page 16)
allowed at:
concrete strength 15 N/mm2 and
thickness 2er
concrete strength 25 N/mm and
thickness 2 x er
concrete strength 35 N/mm and

thickness 2 x er
FZ = FS.
permitted!
The angled pull reinforcement has to

be placed as close as possible under
the recess former and has to be installed with full contact to the anchor.
Load capacity and reinforcement of Spherical Head Eye Anchor
Load group
1.3
2.5
5.0
10.0
20.0
34
Element
thickness
Distance
between
anchors
2 er
[mm]
80
80
100
140
180
ez
[mm]
500
600
750
1200
1500
Designation
mill finish
6001- 1.3-0065
6001- 2.5-0090
6001- 5.0-0120
6001-10.0-0180
6001-20.0-0250
Square mesh
reinforcementboth-sides
mm2/m
188
188
188
188
188
Reinforcement tail
Concrete strength
ds3
[mm]
10
12
16
20
32
15 N/mm2 25 N/mm2 35 N/mm2

ls3
[mm]
650
510
420
1000
800
650
1700
1350
1100
2000
1600
1300
3000
2400
1950

Angled pull
Axial pull
up to 30 [] up to 45 []
15 N/mm2
13.0
25.0
50,0
100,0
200,0
15 N/mm2
10,2
20.0
40,0
80,0
160,0
Installation and Removal
Installation of the DEHA Anchor using Rubber Recess Former

In most cases the recess former is
ordered with the preinstalled locating
plate. If not, the recess former is
opened and the locating plate together
with the head of the Anchor is inserted

into the recess former.
The recess former is then fixed to the
formwork using a wing nut.
Finally the recess former is tightened

to the formwork and simultaneously
closed around the anchor head,
holding it firmly in position.
wedge of concrete is removed and the

recess former with the anchor, is then
placed in the hole.
The concrete should be vibrated until

the upper surface of the former is flush
with the surface of the concrete. Care
should be taken to ensure that a plate
(Art. No. 6141 or 6153) is in the recess
former, to keep the anchor tight at the
correct level.
The anchors must be installed
perpendicular to the formwork. The use
of formwork oil especially inside the
recess formers eases the removal and
has a positive effect on the lifespan of
the recess former.
Installation in slabs
If the anchor is to be cast in the top of
concrete, e.g. in slab elements then a
Removal of the DEHA Rubber Recess Former

On the outside of the recess former
there are two holes, to help lever the
former out of the hardened concrete.
Two reinforcement bars can be
inserted in these holes and crossed
against each other to open and to
remove the recess former. Excess
concrete should be removed.
Spherical Head Anchor installation with Rubber Grommet in Steel Recess Former.
Slide the rubber grommet on to the
anchor and press into the hole in the
recess former.
If necessary, grease before use.
The anchor must be a tight fit to
ensure it does not slip out during the
pour.
35
Recess Formers
To fix the Spherical Head Anchors to the formwork a Deha Recess former must be used. This ensures simple and secure locating
of the anchor and leaves the anchor ready for the correct universal head lifting link.
The rubber recess former is constant in
shape even when heated up to 120C
or in contact with oil. It can be used
several times. In order to ease the identification of the load group the formers
are produced in different colours.
Recess formers are used with threaded
plates which may be either rod a socket
(see page 41)
Da

including plate with threaded rod
Load group
including plate with socket
without threaded parts
Colour
Da
[mm]
1.3
6132-1.3
Order no.
0736.02000001
6133-1.3
Order no.
0736.03000001
6131-1.3
Order no.
0736.01000001
blue
60
2.5
6132-2.5
00002
6133-2.5
00002
6131-2.5
00002
yellow
74
4.0
6132-4.0
00003
6133-4.0
00003
6131-4.0
00003
black
94
5.0
6132-5.0
00004
6133-5.0
00004
6131-5.0
00004
blue
94
7.5
6132-7.5
00005
6133-7.5
00005
6131-7.5
00005
red
118
10.0
6132-10
00006
6133-10
00006
6131-10
00006
yellow
118
15.0
6132-15
00007
6133-15
00007
6131-15
00007
gray
160
20.0
6132-20
00008
6133-20
00008
6131-20
00008
black
160
32.0/45.0
6132-32
00009
6133-32
00009
6131-32
00009
black
214
Designation
Designation
Designation

The narrow rubber recess former is
used when the load is only in one
direction. It is constant in shape
even when heated up to 120C or in
contact with oil. It can be used several
times. All of the narrow recess formers
are coloured black.
Da
Db

including plate with threaded rod
Load group
without threaded parts
Colour
Da
[mm]
Db
[mm]
62
42
1.3
6138-1.3
Order no.
0736.07000001
6145-1.3
Order no.
0736.08000001
6137-1.3
Order no.
0736.06000001
2.0/2.5
6138-2.0/2.5
00002
6145-2.0/2.5
00002
6137-2.0/2.5
00002
77
52
4.0
6138-4.0
00003
6145-4.0
00003
6137-4.0
00003
97
69
5.0
6138-5.0
00004
6145-5.0
00004
6137-5.0
00004
7.5
6138-7.5
00005
6145-7.5
00005
6137-7.5
00005
10.0
6138-10
00006
6145-10
00006
6137-10
00006
122
85
15.0
6138-15
00007
6145-15
00007
6137-15
00007
164
124
20.0
6138-20
00008
6145-20
00008
6137-20
00008
164
124
Designation
36
including plate with socket

Designation
Designation
black
97
69
122
85
Recess Formers

Da
M
In those cases where the precast unit

has to be lifted out of the mould
without having access to the recess
former, a special steel recess former
with rubber grommet may be used.
d
M
Designation
Order no.
0736.100-
Da
Load group
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
Designation
Order no.
0736.060-
1.3
6150-1.3
00001
60
20,5
6151-1.3
00001
2.5
6150-2.5
00002
74
12
30,0
6151-2.5
00002
5.0
6150-5.0
00003
94
12
38,0
6151-5.0
00003
10.0
6150-10.0
00004
118
16
48,5
6151-10.0
00005
The anchor is placed with its head

in the recess former and clamped in
position by a rubber grommet.
We recommend that the anchor head
and the rubber grommet are treated
with formwork oil before installation.
When the precast unit is removed
from the formwork the anchor and

rubber grommet detach themselves
easily from the recess former.
Associated rubber grommet
If this type of former is used to

position the anchor horizontally within
the formwork, care should be taken
to prevent the anchor from becoming
dislodged during pouring e.g. by fixing
it to the reinforcement or securing it
with spacers.

Da
M
The trumpet formed Steel Recess Former with rubber grommet is a special
version of the recess former described
above. This particular recess former
enables the installation of longer lifting
anchors.
d
M
Designation
Order no.
0736.120-
Da
Load group
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
1.3
6152-1.3
00001
60
20,5
2.5
6152-2.5
00002
74
12
30,0
4.0 and 5.0
6152-4.0/5.0
00003
94
12
38,0
Anchors with longer embedment are

better supported during the pour by
the shape of this former.
The void in the recess former is twice

the length of the normal version.

Designation
6151-1.3 D
2 6151-1.3
6151-2.5 D
2 6151-2.5
6151-4.0 D
2 6151-5.0
Order no.
0737.07000001
00002
00003
-
Order no.
0737.06000001
00002
00003
It is possible to use either a long

rubber grommet or two standard ones.
37
Recess Formers

Da
M
All magnetic formers are used with a

rubber grommet.
By using magnetic recess formers on
a steel mould, drill holes for fastening
the recess former are not required.

M
Designation
Order no.
0736.110-
Da
Load group
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
Designation
Order no.
0737.060-
1.3
6150-1.3 M
00001
60
20,5
6151-1.3
00001
2.5
6150-2.5 M
00002
74
12
30,0
6151-2.5
00002
5.0
6150-5.0 M
00003
94
12
38,0
6151-5.0
00003
Steel Magnetic Recess Former Designation 6150-..M or Designation 6152..M (trumpet formed)
It is important that the formwork on

which the recess former is fixed is
clean and free from old concrete,
otherwise this could have a detrimental effect on the adhesion strength.
The recess formers can be detached

from the mould by screwing in a bolt
to pull it away.

Da
M
This former is especially designed for

anchors which are in a horizontal position during the pour.
The trumpet form gives better support
even for longer anchors.
Details as 6150 M shown above.

M
Designation
Order no
0736.130-
Da
Load group
[mm]
[mm]
[mm]
1.3
6152-1.3 M
00001
60
20,5
2.5
6152-2.5 M
00002
74
12
30,0
4.0 and 5.0
6152-4.0/5.0 M
00003
94
12
7.5 and 10.0
6152-7.5 M
00004
134
16

Designation
Order no.
0737.070-
6151-1.3 D
00001
2 6151-1.3
00001
6151-2.5 D
00002
2 6151-2.5
00002
38,0
6151-4.0 D
00003
48,5
2 6151-7.5
6151-7.5 D
2 6151-10.0
38
Order no.
0737.060-
00004
00004
00005
Recess Formers

Da
M
New design of recess former for rapid

locating of the DSM anchor. The
material is polyurethane which helps to
ensure long life in casting yard.
Magnetic version for steel form. The
former is made so the DSM anchor is a
tight push fit - no grommet required

M
d
[mm]
60
18
74
12
25
94
12
36
Load group
Designation
Order no.
0736.190-
Da
[mm]
1.3
6126-1.3
00001
2.5
6126-2.5
00002
5.0
6126-5.0
00003
Colour
transparent

New design of recess former for rapid
locating of the DSM anchor. The
material is polyurethane which helps to
ensure long life in casting yard.
This version is fixed directly to timber
formwork using holding screw S1 or
may be fixed with a normal countersunk wood screw.
Da
d1

d1 / fr M
[mm]
d
[mm]
Load group
Designation
Order no.
0736.170-
Da
[mm]
1.3
6127-1.3
00001
60
10 / 8
18
2.5
6127-2.5
00002
74
12 / 10
25
5.0
6127-5.0
00003
94
13 / 12
36
Colour
transparent

Da
M
The rubber recess former for rapid

locating of the DSM anchor.
This version is fixed directly to timber
formwork using holding screw S1.

Load group
Designation
Order no.
0736.140-
Da
[mm]
1.3
6128-1.3
00002
2.5
6128-2.5
00001
M
[mm]
d
[mm]
60
18
blue
74
12
25
yellow
Colour
39
Recess Formers and Recess void filler
Rubber Recess Former, round shape, for Tilt-up Anchor 6006

This former is similar to a normal rubber recess former but specially shaped
to suit the tilt-up anchor (designation
6006).
They can be reused many times.
Da
Rubber Recess Former for Tilt-up Anchor 6006

Load group
Designation
Order no.
0736.150-
Da
[mm]
Colour
2.5
6134-2.5
5.0
6134-5.0
00001
74
yellow
6141-2.0/2.5
00002
104
blue
6141-4.0/5.0
Associated plate
Recess void filler

Recess void fillers made of polystyrene
are available for all load groups to
temporarily seal off the recess in the
concrete against water and ice while in
storage in the yard.
Da
Recess void filler, Polystyrene

Da
[mm]
60
h
[mm]
29
35
6015-1.3
Order no.
0737.01000001
2.5
6015-2.5
00002
74
4.0 and 5.0
6015-4.0/5.0
00003
94
44
7.5 and 10.0
6015-7.5/10.0
00004
118
55
15.0 and 20.0
6015-15.0/20.0
00005
94
72
Load group
Designation
1.3
Colour
white
Da
The VKF cover for the recess is

manufactured from light weight fibre
reinforced concrete. It is designed
to provide a long-term cover for the
recess and is fixed in place with mortar
or resin depending on the use and site
conditions.
Recess void filler, fibre reinforced concrete VKF
It is available in a range of sizes to suit

anchors from 7.5 t to 45.0 t
40
Load group
Designation
Order no.
0737.120-
Da
[mm]
h
[mm]
7.5 and 10.0
6172-10.0
00001
114
48
15.0 and 20.0
6172-20.0
00002
156
65
32.0 and 45.0
6172-32.0
00003
210
90
Colour
grey
Rubber grommet for steel recess former
Load group
7.5-10.0
d
d1
6151-D
for
trumpet
d
d1
Rubber Grommet for Steel recess

former 6150 and Steel recess former
6152 to fix the anchor in the recess
former.
Load group 1.3-5.0
6151
Rubber grommet
Load group
1.3
2.5
4.0
5.0
7.5
10.0
Designation
Rubber grommet
Order no.
0737.060-
6151-1.3
6151-2.5
6151-5.0
6151-7.5
6151-10.0
00001
00002
00003
00004
00005
Designation
Order no.
Double rubber grommet 0737.0706151-1.3 D
6151-2.5 D
6151-4.0 D
6151-7.5 D
-
00001
00002
00003
00004
-
d1
21.5
11.0
30,5
14,5
38,5
19,0
21.0
49,0
24,5
49,0
28,0
h
11.0
22.0
12.0
25.0
28,0
14.0
44,5
44,5
44,5
Fixing Accessories for Rubber Recess Formers

M
M
6153-M
6141-M
Available for all load group.

If the formwork can be only removed
perpendicular to the threaded bar, the
plates with a threaded socket should be
used (6153-..).
Various versions of threaded plates

are used to attach the Rubber Recess
Formers to the mould. If the formwork
can be removed in the direction of the
threaded bar, the plates with a welded
threaded bar (6141-...) should be used.
Plate with threaded rod
6160-M
Designation
Order no.
0737.020-
Thread
M
l
[mm]
6141-1.3
6141-2.5
6141-4.0/5.0
6141-7.5/10.0
6141-15.0/20.0
6151-32
00001
00002
00003
00004
00005
00006
8
12
12
12
16
16
70
Order no.
0737.04000001
00002
00003
00004
00005
00006
Thread
M
8
12
12
12
16
16
for load groups

(Designation 6131,
round)
1.3 and 2.5
4.0 and 5.0
7.5 and 10.0
15.0 and 20.0
32.0
for load groups

(Designation 6137,
narrow)
1.3 and 2.5
2.5
4.0 and 5.0
7.5 and 10.0
15.0 and 20.0
-
Plate with socket

Designation
plate with a threaded socket
6153-1.3
6153-2.0/2.5
6153-4.0/5.0
6153-7.5/10.0
6153-15.0/20.0
6153-32 030
for load groups

(Designation 6131, round)
1.3 and 2.5
4.0 and 5.0
7.5 and 10.0
15.0 and 20.0
32.0
for load groups

(Designation 6137, narrow)
1.3 and 2.5
2.5
4.0 and 5.0
7.5 and 10.0
15.0 and 20.0
-
Holding bolt with wing nut
Designation
plate with a welded threaded bar
6160-08
6160-12
6160-16
Order no.
0737.08000001
00003
00004
Thread
M
M8
M 12
M 16
l
[mm]
110
110
110
41
Pitching plate
e
The pitching plate is carbon steel so it

is essential to ensure cover is checked.
Insert the anchor into the narrow
rubber recess former and install in the
pitching plate. Fix the recess former in
the mould in the normal way. Ensure
that the pitching plate is not dilodged
during placing, pouring or vibration.
Pitching plate may be held in position
by tack welding retaining bars.
This detail can only be used with the
universal head lifting link.
Ensure that the Universal-Head Lifting
Link rests directly on the pitching plate
to avoid local concrete spalling.
42
A carbon steel pitching plate may

be used to help avoid the spalling of
concrete when pitching/turning thin
slabs or wall panels without using a
tilting table.
Pitching plate
Load
group
Designation
Order no.
0737.050-
e
[mm]
f
[mm]
1.3
6060-1.3
00001
120
65
Element thickness
2 er
[mm]
95
Lifting Links
Operating the Universal Head Lifting Link

The instruction sheet for the DEHA Lifting Anchor System must be available the
workplace, i.e. in the precast yard and
on site. The management must make
the operatives aware of the rules in this
catalogue. The management must carry
out inspections as shown on pages 45
and 47.
Coupling
Check the load duty of the anchor
To connect the lifting link to the
anchor, the sphere is pushed with its
opening facing downwards over the
anchor.
The tongue of the sphere is then
turned downwards to close around the
anchor.
The Universal-Head sits in the recess
and is now ready for use.
Lifting
The lifting link is suitable for axial
loads and pitching. The unit can also
be swivelled on the lifting link when
pitching the unit, the tongue must be
in the closed position as shown
inappropriate
load direction
Due to the counterweight of the

tongue the sphere is always kept in
the correct position, even if the load is
released.
Turning the link under load is limited
by friction. Small quantities of grease
are permitted if necessary.
preferred
load direction
Release
When the load is taken off, release
the lifting link by turning the sphere
with the tongue as shown.
Lift the link well away and do not
let it dangle over the anchor.
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Lifting Links
Universal-Head Lifting Link

The DEHA Universal-Head Lifting Link
is an attachment link for the lifting
and transporting of precast concrete
units in combination with the
Spherical Head Anchor. The Universal
Head Lifting Link is a manually
operated and is manufactured in the
versions given in the following table.
The allowable loads for individual
cases must be checked using the tables
for each anchor type.
Safety regulations in the country of use
must always be observed, in particular
those for the use of cranes and lifting
equipment.
Do not use the Universal-Head Lifting
Link in precast units that have been
designed for the turning and lifting link.
b
a
Dimensions of Universal-Head Lifting Link

Load group
Designation
Order no. Weight

a
b
c
g
h
t
l
m
0738.010- [kg] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
1.3
6102-1.3
00001
0,9
47
75
20
71
11
12
188
7,0
2.0 and 2.5
6102-1.5/2.5
00002
1,4
59
91
25
86
16
14
230
8,5
3.0 and 5.0
6102-3.0/5.0
00003
3,4
70
118
37
88
21
16
283 10.0
6.0 and 10.0
6102-6.0/10.0
00004
9,1
88
160
50
115
30
25
401 14.0
12.0 and 20.0 6102-12.0/20.0
00005
21.0
106
180
75
135
41
30
506 21.0
32.0
6102-32.0
00006
47,0
172
272
100
189
52
40
680 28,5
45.0
6102-45.0
00007
59,0
179
349
100
192
52
40
676 28,5
Identification
Each Universal-Head Lifting Link has
identification markings as shown.
The front of the handle is stamped
with the name of the manufacturer
(DEHA) and the identification K-A,
The rear of the handle shows the load
group and an operating icon.
Manufacturer
Type K-A
Load group
Manufacturer
Type K-A
Operatingsymbol
The sphere is marked with the load

group, batch number and year of
manufacture.
The type identification K-A denotes
that the Universal-Head Lifting Link
can be used for the following two
DEHA Lifting Anchor systems:
44
Batch no.
a) for the DEHA Lifting Anchor System

type K with the Spherical Head Anchor
b) for the DEHA Lifting Anchor System
type A with an appropriate cast in
socket and adaptor.
Year of
manufacture
Inspection procedure: Lifting Links
Inspection procedure for Universal Head Lifting Links

Company / Factory
Manufacturer
Load group
Manufacturer
Operatingsymbol
Year of
manufacture
Batch no.
Stock
Date of purchase
Storage location
Load group
Year of manifacture
Batch no.
Notice
Inspections must be recorded in a report

showing the values measured. Records
must be filed and stored in an appropriate place. As a guide experience has
shown that links last approx 7 years.
Reject the link if:
The customer must ensure that

the Universal Head lifting links are
checked for any damage before use.
In addition the customer must carry
out full inspections at regular intervals. These must be carried out by a
qualified person at intervals to suit
the site conditions or in any event
every year.
it is deformed/bent in any way

it is worn such that max h and
min m are exceeded
the identification lettering is worn
away
Alteration and repairs to the UniversalHeads, especially welding operations,

are strictly forbidden.
Limiting Dimensions for Universal-Head Lifting Link

Maximum dimension for m and minimum dimension for h [mm]
Load group
1.0 and 1.3
1.5 and 2.5
3.0 and 5.0
6.0 and 10.0
12.0 and 20.0
32.0
45.0
mmin
5,5
6.0
8,0
12.0
18,0
24.0
24.0
hmax
13.0
18,0
25.0
32.0
46.0
58,0
58,0
gmin
14.0
17.5
28,0
36.0
56.0
80,0
85.0
fmin
11.0
13.0
19,0
27,0
37,0
40,0
48,0
Minimum dimension for g and f [mm]
gmin
cross-section
new
cross-section
used
It is not permitted to cut or

grind off any
burrs
If the link has been deformed by misuse, it must never be rebent. Reject if the link is clearly deformed.
45
Lifting Links
Small Universal Head Lifting Link for limited applications

The Small Universal-Head Lifting Link
for limited applications is used for
lifting and transporting of precast
concrete units in combination with
the Spherical Head Anchor.
This lifting link has been developed
for the occasional use only. If used
regularly there is a danger that the
crane hook will deform the link.
The allowable loads for individual

cases must be checked using the tables
for each anchor type.
Lifting Link Safety regulations in the
country of use must always be observed, in particular those for the use of
cranes and lifting equipment
Dimensions of Small Universal-Head Lifting Link for limited applications

Order no. Weight
l
k
g
b
t
m
h
0738.020[kg]
[mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
Load group
Designation
1.3
6109-1.3
00001
0,9
162
133
46
2.5
6109-2.0/2.5
00002
1,1
203
161
64
79
4.0 and 5.0
6109-4.0/5.0
00003
4.0
249
205
70
111
7.5 and 10.0 6109-7.5/10.0
00004
7,2
360
302
105
150
28
65
12
7,0
11
14
8,5
16
20
10.0
21
14.0
30
Identification
The Small Universal Head Lifting Link

for limited applications has identification markings hard stamped in the
steel as shown.
Load group
Load group
Manufacturer
CE marking
Batch no.
The maintenance instructions for the

Small Universal Head Lifting Link are
the same as for the Universal Head
Lifting Link.
46
Year of
manufacture
Inspection procedure: Lifting Links
Inspection procedure for Small Universal-Head Lifting Link for limited applications
Company / Factory
Load group
Load group
Manufacturer
CE marking
Year of
manufacture
Batch no.
Stock
Date of purchase
Storage location
Load group
Year of manifacture
Batch no.
Notice
Inspections must be recorded in a report

showing the values measured. Records
must be filed and stored in an appropriate place.
Reject the link if:
The customer must ensure that

the Universal Head lifting links are
checked for any damage before use.
In addition the customer must carry
out full inspections at regular intervals. These must be carried out by a
qualified person at intervals to suit
the site conditions or in any event
every year.
it is deformed/bent in any way

it is worn such that max h and
min m are exceeded
the identification lettering is worn
away
Alteration and repairs to the UniversalHeads, especially welding operations,

are strictly forbidden.
Limiting Dimensions for Small Universal-Head Lifter

Maximum dimension for m and minimum dimension for h [mm]
Load group
1.3
1.5 und 2.5
4.0 und 5.0
7.5 und 10.0
mmin
5,5
6.0
8,0
12.0
hmax
13.0
18,0
25.0
32.0
k1
136
164
209
308
f1min / f2min
11.0
13.0
19,0
27,0
f1
f2min
f2
k1
f2
Minimum dimension for f and maximum Dimension for k [mm]
cross-section
new
It is not permitted to cut or

cross-section grind off any
burrs
used
If the link has been deformed by misuse, it must never be rebent. Reject if the link is clearly deformed.
47
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DEHA LIFTING ANCHOR SYSTEM

This catalogue describes the KKT lifting

spherical head anchor

Precast concrete elements may be

The DEHA System is enhanced by the

Chart of Basic System Data

Range of anchor lengths

500 mm and 1200 mm

Selection Chart - Anchors

Spherical Head Anchor

Spherical Head Rod Anchor

Offset Spherical Head Rod Anchor

Spherical Head Tilt-up Anchor

Spherical Head Eye Anchor

Narrow Foot Spherical Head Anchor

Offset Spherical Head Anchor

Spherical Head Plate Anchor

Quick Fitting Spherical Head Anchor DSM

Selection Chart - Recess Formers

DEHA Rubber Recess Formers

DEHA Recess Formers

Recess Void Filler

Selection Chart - Recess Formers - Lifting Links

DEHA Steel Recess Formers

DEHA Lifting Links

Accessories for DEHA Recess Former

Spherical Head Anchor - Installation/Dimensions

Narrow Foot Spherical Head Anchor

Spherical Head Plate Anchor

Spherical Head Rod Anchor

Quick Fitting Spherical Head Anchor DSM

Spherical Head Tilt-up Anchor

Spherical Head Eye Anchor

Installation and Removal

Recess Formers and Recess void filler

Accessories for Recess Formers

DEHA Spherical Head Anchors

Spherical Head Rod Anchor

Narrow Foot Spherical Head Anchor

Columns, beams, slabs, walls,

Thin walls prefabricated, brick-

Prestressed beams with thin webs

Offset Spherical Head Anchor

Quick Fitting Spherical Head Anchor DSM

Precast elements with anchor po-

sition at hardly accessable places

Offset Spherical Head Rod Anchor

Thin sandwich elements

DEHA Lifting Links

Spherical Head Tilt-up Anchor

Lifting tool for all types of

Spherical Head Anchors in

load groups 1.3 - 45.0 t

Spherical Head Eye Anchor

Spherical Head Plate Anchor

Small Universal Head Lifting Link for

Lifting tool for all types of

Prestressed beams; thin elements;

Thin floor slabs with big area