Pin Anchor Lifting System
Spherical head (pin) anchors are GPS’s main lifting system: a cast-in anchor with a spherical head, lifted with a matching lifting clutch. Anchors cover loads from 1.3 to 45 tonnes, with tilt-up, plate and utility versions, and rubber or magnetic recess formers that leave a clean pocket for the clutch.
Double Head Lifting Anchor
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Double Head Rubber Recess Former
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Double Headed Magnetic Recess Former With Rubber Grommet
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Easy Lift Access Former
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Easy Lift Foot Anchor
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Easy Lift Utility Anchor
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Eye Anchor
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Lifting Clutch
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Off Set Lifting Anchor
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Plate Anchor
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Rubber Recess Former
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Spherical Head Anchor
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Lifting anchors
Spherical Head Anchor (1.3 to 45 t), Double Head Lifting Anchor (1.3 to 5.0 t), Plate Anchor for thinner or lower-strength elements, Straight Rebar Anchor and the Eye Anchor, which takes a sling or shackle directly.
Tilt-up and wall panels
Spherical Head Tilt-Up Anchor, Offset Lifting Anchor and Easy Lift Foot Anchor for lifting and tilting wall panels.
Easy Lift utility system
Easy Lift Utility Anchor and Easy Lift Access Former in system sizes 12 and 17.
Lifting clutch and recess formers
Lifting Clutch (1.3 to 32 t), Rubber Recess Former, Double Head Rubber Recess Former and the Magnetic Recess Former with Rubber Grommet.
Questions buyers ask
Rubber or magnetic recess former?
A rubber recess former is fixed to the mould with its threaded rod. A magnetic recess former holds itself on a steel casting table or battery mould, so no separate fixing is needed during the pour.
Is the lifting clutch reusable?
Yes. The clutch engages the anchor head for lifting and is released afterwards; only the anchor stays in the concrete.