Belay Group - 2 ROCK 10mm + 1 chain + 1 ring + carabiner

Art. 219 – Stainless Steel BELAY STATION : 2 ROCK (O10) + 1 Chain + “R4000” Carabiner

CLASSIC BELAY STATION: WITHOUT DOUBT THE MOST COMMONLY USED TO EQUIP ROCK ROUTES.

A stainless steel AISI 316L (2013) belay station composed of two ROCK O10 hangers (art.110), a chain (art.175) and a fixed wiregate “R4000” carabiner (art.165). The body of the carabiner is formed of 12mm thick stainless steel, which allows for optimum durability and resistance. Positioned inside a strong round 10mm thick ring, it hangs perpendicular to the rock; this makes this station multidirectional and extremely versatile. This is particularly useful for rope retrieval as it can be weight-loaded on either side without catching on the rock. Consequently this anchor is suitable for all disciplines (climbing, mountaineering and canyoning). It is usually placed using stainless steel screw anchors. We recommend using stainless steel Hang Fix M10l screw anchors (art.157).

Placement Advice:
1
The placement surface must be completely solid with a crystalline structure.
As well as visual evaluations, a good method is to strike the rock vigorously with a hammer.
The sound produced should be dry and dull rather than hollow.

3
-Use an appropriate drill to create the hole in the rock (the lower of the two, designed to bear the load) taking care to make it exactly perpendicular to the placement surface.

2
-The required SDS PLUS drill bit is 10mm diameter (such as art. 198) and the depth must be at least 5mm longer than the length of the shank (90mm).
-A deeper hole has no ill-effect on the anchor (although naturally it wastes the drill's battery).
-Make sure that the bit diameter is exactly equal to the anchor diameter, and that it is in good condition.
-At this point continue to the placement of the Rock bolt hangers.
-After mounting the screw anchor on the hanger, insert this into the hole, ensuring that the nut remains flush to the top of the threaded shank.
-Strike the bolts threaded head with the hammer (the nut should prevent any damage to the threaded edges), until the hanger is successfully attached to the rock.
-Turn the Rock hanger in the direction of the load then use a hex key 17 to complete the placement, twisting the nut to an appropriate torque.

3
-Now take the second Rock hanger and hold it above and to the left or right of the first hanger to find the ideal placement.
-(please note: RAUMER belay stations are the only ones on the market which make this possible!).
-Note: the chain with the two long rings should not support this ring but be placed at a distance of 1cm.
-This allows the carabiner full freedom of movement to support the load.
-The dual anchor is backed up by the Rock bolt hanger placed above.
-For correct placement, we recommend drilling the second hold at a maximum angle of 45° (left or right) from the first.

4
-Continue to drill the second hole and repeat the process to fix the second bolt into place.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
-From 2013 the material used in the majority of our anchors is now stainless steel AISI 316L, which offers a higher resistance to marine corrosion than the former AISI 304.
-To highlight this change each article is stamped with the relevant symbols.

Attention:
-There is also a “Marina” version of this anchor which is highly resistant to saline corrosion.
-To mark the difference between stainless steel AISI 316L and the marina version of the same material, all marine-suitable anchors have been marked with a fish symbol and the initials “INOX".

Art 219
RT : 27 KN
RA : 25 kn
D : 10 mm
W : 497 gr

Art 528
RT : 27 KN
RA : 25 kn
D : 12 mm
W : 497 gr

Anchors - Chains

Chain Anchors with Carabiners

Raumer-Climbing

Belay Group - 2 ROCK 10mm + 1 chain + 1 ring + carabiner

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