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SS (Square-Shaft) Anchors

SS5 [5,500 ft. lb. rating]

SS5 [5,500 ft. lb. rating]

Typical working torque is 5,500 ft.-lb. and minimum ultimate tension strength is 70,000 lb. Ultimate holding capacity dependent on properly installed anchors and strength of soil. See holding capacity charts for details.

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SS150 [7,000 ft. lb. rating]

SS150 [7,000 ft. lb. rating]

Typical working torque is 7,000 ft.-lb. and minimum ultimate tension strength is 70,000 lb. Ultimate holding capacity dependent on properly installed anchors and strength of soil. See holding capacity charts for details.

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SS175 [11,000 ft. lb. rating]

SS175 [11,000 ft. lb. rating]

Typical working torque is 11,000 ft.-lb. and minimum ultimate tension strength is 100,000 lb. Ultimate holding capacity dependent on properly installed anchors and strength of soil. See holding capacity charts for details.

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SS200 [15,000 ft. lb. rating]

SS200 [16,000 ft. lb. rating]

Typical working torque is 16,000 ft.-lb. and minimum ultimate tension strength is 150,000 lb. Ultimate holding capacity dependent on properly installed anchors and strength of soil. See holding capacity charts for details.

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SS225 [20,000 ft. lb. rating]

SS225 [23,000 ft. lb. rating]

Typical working torque is 23,000 ft.-lb. and minimum ultimate tension strength is 200,000 lb. Ultimate holding capacity dependent on properly installed anchors and strength of soil. See holding capacity charts for details.

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