Roofsafe Anchors Technical Manual - 20.8.09

Foreword
This manual and all information contained herein are the property of Uniline
Safety Systems. This information has been provided to installer companies in
order to ensure that correct installation techniques are utilised. This
information is for the reference of employees of the installer company and for
assisting the installer in gaining approvals for the Uniline System with their
customers.
It is in both the installers and Uniline’s interests that systems meet all of the
client’s requirements and that installations are carried out in a professional
manner. Full traceability of the installation and its components should be
maintained to facilitate the notification of the client prior to the yearly
inspection date and to assist Uniline Safety Systems as and when required.
Although the installing company is trained by Uniline Safety Systems it is the

installation companies responsibility to see that its installers are competent to
install and are installing the Uniline Horizontal Lifeline according to this
installation manual. If an installer company has not installed a Uniline System
for a period exceeding 6 months, Uniline can re-call the installer company for
further training if deemed necessary. If in doubt about an installation or
environment please contact Uniline Safety Systems for further information.
After an installation the client should be trained and certificated in the use of
the Uniline system. A certificate should be issued stating the date of
installation, the location of the installation, the name of the installation
company, the name of the installer and the inspection date. The Uniline warning
sign must be placed near the access point to the system in a highly visible
location.
All installations should be in accordance with prevailing National Safety

Standards such as EN, ANSI, or OSHA requirements.
A
B B
Ø34 mm
94mm
69 mm
BS EN795
8 mm 75mm
Ø19 mm
PROJECTION
ISSUE TYPE: Technical manual
DATA SHEET No: 0837
TM
ITEM: Unieye REVISION No : 2 Sheet 1 OF 2 DO NOT SCALE
DATE :
PART No: UEO100A APPROVED: 29/01/2003
Unieye End Anchorage Connector.
PART No - UEO100A
MATERIAL - Grade 316 stainless steel
FINISH - Electropolished
STRENGTH -
Ultimate Load in direction A - 96 kN
Ultimate Load in direction B - 67 kN
Ultimate Loads depend upon shear strength
of the bolt used. Recommend M16 A4/80 (minimum grade)
QUALITY -
1) 100% X-ray and dye penetrant inspected
2) 100% visual inspection
3) Batch conformance test - destruction (minimum 50 kN)
4) Unique serial number identification
NOTES -
1) Unieye designed as a single point end anchor for the Uniline Horizontal Lifeline System
2) Designed to accommodate Unigrip Swage and Unigrip Tensioner in any orientation
3) Recommended fastening torque for M16 A4/80 (minimum grade) bolt - 50Nm
4) Only use M16 dia bolt
5) The structural anchor should be able to withstand the loads generated by the
Uniline Horizontal Lifeline System
Load
PROJECTION
ISSUE TYPE: Technical manual
DATA SHEET No: 0837
TM
ITEM: Unieye REVISION No : 2 Sheet 2 OF 2 DO NOT SCALE
DATE :
PART No: UEO100A APPROVED: 29/01/2003
Technical Datasheet No: 0971
Single Point Anchor Part No: UE0200A
18.30
0
.4
18
P
TY
59
5
Note: 1.The anchor is supplied with a reducer which allows it to be fitted on both M16 & M12 fasteners.
2. When the anchor is used on an M16 fastener, it can support 2 workers.
Component Specification
Material 316 Stainless Steel

Finish Electropolished
Quality 100% Visual inspection
Application Used as a single point anchor on Uniline FMA, Steel work & Brick work.
www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date: 31/08/06 Revision Number: Page 1 of 2

Single Point Anchor Applications Part No: UE0200A
Uniline Force Management Anchor Eye
When used as a single

point anchor the eye can
be set to rotate 360
degrees.
FMA
Single Point Anchor Applications

Typical Wall Fixing Fixing Stud*
Fasteners
UE0200A
*Please consult the manufacturer when selecting the appropriate fixing stud & chemical resin product. Follow the manufacturers installation
instructions.
Uniline FMA Throw Plate Part No: 172-120-200
A – Throw Plate
B – End Corner Post
C – Roof structure
Component Data
For use with a Uniline Force Management Anchor to allow two systems to intersect on the same post.
Note: Additional fasteners are provided to attach the plate.
Replace the M8 Nylon Bolt supplied with UI0404 with the M8 A470 stainless steel fastener.
Material 316 Stainless Steel
Finish Electropolished
Quality 100% Visual Inspection
Strength 12kN Minimum
Approvals N/A
Issue Date: 03/06/2008 Page 1 of 2 Issue No: 01

Uniline FMA Throw Plate Part No: 172-120-200
The diagram above shows the orientation in which the throw plate is fitted into a system on a Force
Management Anchor.
WARNING: The Throw Plate can only be fitted to an End/Corner Force Management Anchor.
We DO NOT recommend the use of throw plates with Force Management Anchors on Uni-16
systems.
Intermediate bracket UI0404 MUST be fitted in the vertical orientation.

Force Management Anchor Standing Seam End / Corner Part No: URTF021
M16 A470 Bolt

M16 Nyloc Nut #
M16 Washer
VIEW OF CLAMP
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
NB: FMA supplied with fasteners and clamps required for installation.
Roof Data
P
Suitable for a Standing Seam roof with P values of 300, 305 & 400 mm.
FMAs available on request to suit P values of 333, 429 & 500 mm.
Roof structure must have a resistance of 1 kN/m² uplift force.
Minimum roof thickness requirement of 0.42mm (Steel) & 0.7mm (Aluminium).
Component Specification * Different RAL colours available on request.
Baseplate Can Other Components

Material Aluminium T6 Aluminium 316 S.Steel
Finish Silver Powder Coated * Silver Powder Coated Self Colour
Quality 100% Visual Insp 100% Visual Insp 100% Visual Insp
Strength Miniumum 20 kN
Approvals EN 795 class A & C
www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 10/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 1of 3

Top View (End Anchor)
400 mm ctrs
300 / 305 mm ctrs
Side View (End Anchor)
UE0100A~
168 mm
Key
~ Component not supplied, please order seperately.
Additional Information The following parts can be fitted to URTF021 for use as an End Anchor;
System Part Number

Uniline UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A
www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 10/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 2 of 3

Top View (Corner Anchor) 400 mm ctrs
300 / 305 mm ctrs

Corner Component*
Side View (Corner Anchor)
168 mm
Key
* Component not supplied, please order seperately.
Additional Information The following parts can be fitted to URTF021 for use as a Corner Anchor;
System Part Number

Uniline UB0345A, UB0350A
Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

Force Management Anchor Standing Seam Variable Corner Part No: URTF021-VB
M12 A470 Bolt

M12 Nyloc Nut #
M12 Washer
VIEW OF CLAMP
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P


Top View (Variable Corner) 400 mm ctrs
UI0404-VB~
300 / 305 mm ctrs
Side View (Variable Corner)
168 mm
Note:
Additional Information The following parts can be fitted to URTF021-VB for use as a Variable Corner;
System Part Number

Uniline NA
Uni-8 UI0404-VB

FMA Standing Seam Intermediate 400 Ctrs Part No: URTF022
M12 A470 Bolt

M12 Nyloc Nut #
M12 Washer
VIEW OF CLAMP
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for a Standing Seam roof with a P value of 400 mm.
Roof structure must have a resistance of 0.4 kN/m² uplift force.


FMA Standing Seam Intermediate 400 Ctrs Part No: URTF022
Top View (Intermediate Anchor)
400 mm ctrs
200 mm ctrs
Side View (Intermediate Anchor)
UI0404~
Key
Additional Information The following parts can be fitted to URTF022 for use as an Intermediate Anchor;
System Part Number

Uniline UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

FMA Standing Seam Intermediate 300 / 305 Ctrs Part No: URTF023
M12 A470 Bolt

M12 Nyloc Nut #
M12 Washer
VIEW OF CLAMP
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for a Standing Seam roof with a P value of 300 & 305mm.


FMA Standing Seam Intermediate 300 / 305 Ctrs Part No: URTF023

300 / 305 mm ctrs
200 mm ctrs

UI0404~
168 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

M16 A470 Bolt

M16 Nyloc Nut #
M16 Washer
VIEW OF CLAMP
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P


500 / 505 mm ctrs
429 mm ctrs
UE0100A~
168 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A
Single Point Anchor UE0100A / UE0200A

Top View (Corner Anchor) 500 / 505 mm ctrs
429 mm ctrs
Corner Component*
168 mm
Key
* Component not supplied, please order seperately.
System Part Number

Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

M12 A470 Bolt

M12 Nyloc Nut #
M12 Washer
VIEW OF CLAMP
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P


Force Management Anchor Standing Seam Intermediate Part No: URTF026
M12 A470 Bolt

M12 Nyloc Nut #
M12 Washer
VIEW OF CLAMP
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P


FMA Standing Seam Intermediate Part No: URTF026
500 / 505 mm ctrs
429 mm ctrs
UI0404~
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

Force Management Anchors for Bulb Type Standing Seam Roofs
Part No: URTF021-23 Technical Installation Guide
Design Details
1) The anchor bracket is designed to be secured to the seam of a secret fix bulb type standing seam roof
using two part Aluminium clamps
2) Parts URTF021 is an end/corner anchorage for use with either Uniline Synthetic or Uni-8 System options.
The anchor is totally universal and can be installed anywhere on the roof system
3) Parts URTF021-VB is a variable corner anchorage for use with Uni-8 System options. The anchor is totally
universal and can be installed anywhere on the roof system.
4) Parts URTF022/23 are intermediate anchorages for use with either Uniline Synthetic or Uni-8 System
options. The anchor is totally universal and can be installed anywhere on the roof system. Never substitute
end/corner anchors with intermediates
5) The maximum distance between anchors when using Uniline Synthetic cable is 16m. When using Uni-8, it
is 12m. Calculations are still required for minimum clearance and maximum dynamic end loads to ensure
system safety
6) In any system of 12m or less, at least one intermediate bracket should be used to reduce the transfer of
load to the end anchors during use. Failure to do so may result in accidental deployment.
7) The maximum arrest load is always less than 10kN and the maximum uplift force per square metre is 1kN.
This information must be communicated to the roofing contractor before installation to verify suitability of
the roof structure and ensure safety. Intermediate anchors apply a load of only 0.4kN/sq.m
8) The uplift force of 1kN/sq.m represents the worst case scenario and exact calculations can be performed
for roof systems where this force is too high
Installation Details
9) Over tensioning of the system may result in accidental deployment of the end and corner anchor.
10) The anchor is designed to collapse in the event that a dynamic load is applied to it and adsorb the energy
generated as the result of a fall through the deformation of an internal energy absorber, thereby preventing
damage to the roof system. Please inform Uniline of the direction in which the anchors will be installed in
order that the energy absorbers can be correctly positioned for maximum energy absorption
11) Due to the natural movement required in the roof sheet for seasonal variations, it is important that the
Aluminium clamps are not fitted over the halters which the roof sheet is fixed to
12) Aluminium clamps are fixed to the roof sheet (fig A) using two grub screws for an end/corner anchor and
one for an intermediate. The grub screws are size 3/16” and are made of stainless steel. The required
torque setting for these fixings is 13 – 17 Nm
13) Each Aluminium clamp is fixed to the roof sheet (fig A) using two grub screws (3/16” stainless steel) the
required torque setting for these fixing is 13 – 17 Nm. Intermediate anchors utilise smaller clamps with
only one grub screw, which require the same torque setting.
14) For ease of fitting, we recommend seating the anchor on to the roof seams with the clamps loosely
secured to the base plate (remove the infill piece of the clamp). Then mark the position of the clamps on
the roof with a pen, remove the anchor and fix the clamps in position. Then fix the anchor on top of the
secured clamps. Avoid applying load to the pan of the roof, as this will pull in the seams and make
installation difficult. Use of a board to take the installers weight will help.
15) The base plate is fixed to the clamps using 3/8” stainless steel bolts and spring washers (supplied). The
use of Loctite is recommended. Torque setting 15Nm.
Please ensure that all components are fitted in accordance with our technical instructions and are
correctly tightened and torqued.
FIG A.
Gutter
FALL HAZARD
Eaves
Ridge
FALL
HAZARD
Eaves
FALL HAZARD
KEY:
Gutter
End/Corner Anchor
Intermediate Anchor
Energy Absorber Direction
Life Line
DESCRIPTION
FMA for Top Fix Application.
NAME DATE PART NO
AUTHOR Design 25/05/2005
FILE NAME Datasheet 861 Page 2.dft
CHECKED
MGR APPR A4 NOT TO SCALE Page 2 of 4
Orientation of the Energy Absorber
INTERMEDIATE
Note:
ANCHORAGES
The energy absorber will only work
in specific direction.
It is very important that the energy
absorber is set in the correct orientation
for the fall risk identified. Energy absorber
Stud
direction
Energy absorber
direction
FIG 1 Direction A
The procedure for adjusting the orientation of the energy absorbers in

end and corner anchorages is as follows:
- Gloves should be worn throughout the procedure

- Remove the nut from the stud (see Fig 1) and lift the cylindrical cover
off the anchor.
- Note how the energy absorber is orientated at present and how it
needs to be orientated. A line across the top of the stud indicates
the energy absorber direction.
- Hold the energy absorber still, this may require clamping the energy
absorber in a vice, only clamp the energy absorber in direction A
as shown in FIG 1).
- Loosen the bolt at the bottom of the baseplate.
- Orientate the baseplate to the required position.
- Hold the baseplate still whilst tightening the bottom bolt to 50N/m
using the calibrated wrench.

Energy absorber END/CORNER
ANCHORAGES
direction
Note:
Energy absorber absorber is set in the correct orientation
for the fall risk identified.
direction


- Note how the energy absorber is orientated at present and how
it needs to be orientated. A line across the top of the stud indicates
- Hold the energy absorber still, this may require tightening the nut
onto the stud and clamping the nut onto the stud.
- Orientate the energy absorber to the required position.
- Hold the baseplate still whilst tightening the bottom bolt to 50 N/m

Patent pending
- Suitable for many applications.

- If ordering clamps for other applications such as
walkways, handrails etc - please contact Uniline for
fastener and loading detail.
Test Method: ATSM A370-03 / ASTM E8-01
Area Yield Strength.psi Total Tensile Strength % Elongation Reduction of
Sample Dimeter (In) (Sq Ins) @ 0.2% Offset Load (lbs) (psi) (2") Area (%)
Requirements: 35,000 Min NONE 42,000 Min 10.00 Min NONE
Test Sample 0.246 0.048 47,700 2,413 50,800 14 47
Test carried out at SouthWestern Laboratories, Houston, Texas

Certificate Number: 1480-05
NOTES:
MATERIAL - Main body: 6061 Aluminium alloy, T-6 tempered.
Insert: 6063 Aluminium alloy, T-1 tempered.
All bolts and washers: 304 stainless steel.
SIZE TITLE: Standing seam clamp. REV

A4 PART No: UF950 1 DATE: 20/10/2004
DATA SHEET No: 0867 SHEET 1 OF 2
NOT TO SCALE ISSUE TYPE: INSTALLER TECHNICAL MANUAL APPROVED:
Patent pending
3/8" UNF thread
22,5
51
Fixing point
38
51
11,5
R
25
50
Grub screws
Clamp Body Clamp Insert
Using the clamp:

- As the clamp fits very tightly around the bulb of the roof, it is advisable to measure and mark out the
location of each clamp before assembly.
- Due to the natural movement of the roof system, to accomodate seasonal changes, it is important that
the clamps are not fitted over the halters which the roof sheet is fixed to.
To fix the clamp:

- The clamps should be broken down into component parts prior to assembly.
- Place the clamp body on the bulb, over the point to fix to, and tilt to one side so that the clamp will
then roll over the bulb and locate.
- Slide the insert into place.
- Once fully positioned, insert and tighten the grub screws using a good quality torque wrench to 13-17Nm.
- Do not exceed the maximum fixing torque.
- When fixing to the clamp using the 3/8 UNF fastener supplied, do not exceed the recommended torque
setting of 13Nm.
NOTES:

A4 PART No: UF950 1 DATE: 20/10/2004
Patent pending

Test Sample 0.246 0.048 47,700 2,413 50,800 14 47

NOTES:

A4 PART No: UF952 1 DATE:
22,5 Patent pending
3/8" UNF thread
12
45 25
Fixing point
,5
R 11
25
50
Grub screw
Clamp insert 12,5

Clamp body
Using the clamp:

- As the clamp fits very tightly around the bulb of the roof, it is advisable to measure and mark out the
location of each clamp before assembly.
To fix the clamp:

- Place the clamp body on the bulb, over the point to fix to, and tilt to one side so that the clamp will
then roll over the bulb and locate.
- Slide the insert into place.
- Once fully positioned, insert and tighten the grub screw using a good quality torque wrench to 13-17Nm.
setting of 13Nm.
NOTES:

A4 PART No: UF952 1 DATE:
Patent pending

Test Sample 0.246 0.048 47,700 2,413 50,800 14 47

NOTES:
MATERIAL - Clamp body: 6061 Aluminium alloy, T-6 tempered.
SIZE TITLE: Butler MR24 roof clamp REV

A4 PART No: UF0951 1 DATE: 20/10/2004
50 25,2 Patent pending
31,7 12,6
30
14
8,45
8,45
3/8" UNF thread
25,5
Using the clamp:

- It is advisable to measure and mark out the location of each clamp before assembly.
To fix the clamp:

- Place the clamp body on the Seam and locate.
- Once fully positioned, insert and tighten the grub screw using a good quality torque wrench to 13-17Nm.
setting of 13Nm.
NOTES:
MATERIAL - Clamp body: 6061 Aluminium alloy, T-6 tempered.
SIZE TITLE: Butler MR24 roof clamp REV

A4 PART No: UF0951 1 DATE: 20/10/2004
Force Management Anchor 333 x 400 End/Corner Part No: URTF011
FAC 10-4~ M16 A470 Bolt

M16 Nyloc Nut#
Sealing Pad M16 Washer
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for roofs with P values of 100, 167, 200, 333 & 400mm.


Force Management Anchor 333 x 400 End/ Corner Part No: URTF011
Top View (End Anchor) 333 mm ctrs
400 mm ctrs

UE0100A~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A

Force Management Anchor 333 x 400 End / Corner Part No: URTF011
Top View (Corner Anchor)

400 mm ctrs
333 mm ctrs
Corner Component*
169,5 mm
Key
* Component not supplied, please order seperately
System Part Number

Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

Force Management Anchor 333 x 400 Variable Corner Part No: URTF011-VB
M12 A470 Bolt

FAC 10-4~ M12 Nyloc Nut#
Key
# Max Torque 50Nm
Roof Data
P
Component Specification * Different RAL colours available on request

Finish Silver Powder Coated* Silver Powder Coated Self Colour
Strength Minimum 20kN
Approvals EN795 class A & C
UI0404-VB~
400 mm ctrs
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline NA
Uni-8 UI0404-VB

FAC 10-4~ M16 A470 Bolt

M16 Nyloc Nut#
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for roofs with P values of 125, 250 & 500mm.
NB; For Euroclad SF500 roof system use 12 x FAC 10-8 fasteners.


500 mm ctrs
UE0100A~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A


500 mm ctrs
375 mm ctrs
Corner Component*
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

M12 A470 Bolt

Key
# Max Torque 50Nm
Roof Data
P
NB; For Euroclad SF500 roof system use 12 x FAC 10-8 fasteners.

UI0404-VB~
500 mm ctrs
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline NA
Uni-8 UI0404-VB

Force Management Anchor 333 x 250 Intermediate Part No: URTF013
M12 A470 Bolt

FAC 10-4~ M12 Nyloc Nut #
M12 Washer
Sealing Pad
Key
~Component not supplied, please order seperately
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for roofs with P values of 125, 167, 250 & 333 mm.

Finish Silver Powder Coated Silver Powder Coated Self Colour
Strength Minimum 12 kN
250 mm ctrs
333 mm ctrs
UI0404~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

M12 A470 Bolt

M12 Washer
Sealing Pad
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for roofs with P values of 100, 125, 200 & 250 mm.

200 mm ctrs
250 mm ctrs
UI0404~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

M12 A470 Bolt

M12 Washer
Sealing Pad
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for roofs with P values of 125, 250 & 500 mm.
For Euroclad SF500 roof system use 8, FAC 10-8 fasteners.

375 mm ctrs
500 mm ctrs
UI0404~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

FAC 10-4~ M16 A470 Bolt

M16 Nyloc Nut#
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P


550 mm ctrs
UE0100A~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A


550 mm ctrs
375 mm ctrs
Corner Component*
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

M12 A470 Bolt

Key
# Max Torque 50Nm
Roof Data
P

UI0404-VB~
550 mm ctrs
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline NA
Uni-8 UI0404-VB

M12 A470 Bolt

M12 Washer
Sealing Pad
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P

250 mm ctrs
275 mm ctrs
UI0404~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

FAC 10-4~ M16 A470 Bolt

M16 Nyloc Nut#
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P


400 mm ctrs
UE0100A~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A


400 mm ctrs
381 mm ctrs
Corner Component*
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

M12 A470 Bolt

Key
# Max Torque 50Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for roofs with P values of 100, 190, 200, 381 & 400 mm.

Force Management Anchor 381x 400 Variable Corner Part No: URTF073-VB
UI0404-VB~
400 mm ctrs
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline NA
Uni-8 UI0404-VB

Force Management Anchor (Blank) End/Corner Part No: URTF074
FAC 10-4~
Hole Ctrs drilled to order. M16 A470 Bolt
M16 Nyloc Nut#
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P C
Specify value of P (mm) with order. C must be a minimum of 18mm.
Max hole centres 500mm, min hole centres 310mm.


Force Management Anchor (Blank) End / Corner Part No: URTF074
405 mm
X 1
Y 1 530 mm
UE0100A~
169,5 mm
Note: Key
Hole Ctrs X1 & Y1 (mm) to be specified in order. ~ Component not supplied, please order seperately.
System Part Number

Uniline UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A

Force Management Anchor (Blank) End / Corner Part No: URTF074

530 mm
Y 1
X 1 405 mm
Corner Component*
169,5 mm
Note:
Hole Ctrs X1 & Y1 (mm) to be specified in order.
System Part Number

Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

Force Management Anchor (Blank) Variable Corner Part No: URTF074-VB
FAC 10-4~ M12 A470 Bolt
Hole Ctrs drilled to order M12 Nyloc Nut#
Key
# Max Torque 50Nm
Roof Data
P C
Specify value of P(mm) with order. C must be a miniumum of 18mm.
Max hole ctrs 500mm, min hole ctrs 310mm.

Force Management Anchor (Blank) Variable Corner Part No: URTF074-VB
Top View (Variable Corner) 405 mm

X 1
UI0404-VB~
Y 1 530 mm
169,5 mm
Note:
Hole Ctrs X1 & Y1 (mm) to be specified in order.
System Part Number

Uniline NA
Uni-8 UI0404-VB

FAC 10-4~ M16 A470 Bolt

M16 Nyloc Nut#
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for roofs with P values of 100, 133, 200, 266, 400 & 532 mm.


532 mm ctrs
UE0100A~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A


532 mm ctrs
400 mm ctrs
Corner Component*
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

M12 A470 Bolt

Key
# Max Torque 50Nm
Roof Data
P
Suitable for roofs with P values of 100, 133, 200, 266, 400 & 532mm.

Force Management Anchor 400 X 532 Variable Corner Part No: URTF075-VB
UI0404-VB
532 mm ctrs
169,5 mm
System Part Number

Uniline NA
Uni-8 UI0404-VB

Force Management Anchor 190 X 200 Intermediate Part No: URTF076
M12 A470 Bolt

M12 Washer
Sealing Pad
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P

190 mm ctrs
200 mm ctrs
UI0404~
169,5 mm
Key
System Part Number

Uniline UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

Force Management Anchor (Blank) Intermediate Part No: URTF077
FAC 10-4~
Hole Ctrs drilled to order. M12 A470 Bolt
M12 Nyloc Nut #
M12 Washer
Sealing Pad
Key
# Max Torque 50 Nm
Roof Data
P C
Specify value of P (mm) with order. C must be a minimum of 18mm.
Max hole centres 330 mm, min hole centres 190 mm.

Force Management Anchor (Blank) Intermediate Part No: URTF077

280 mm
X 1
Y 1 363 mm
UI0404~
169,5 mm
Note: Key
Hole Ctrs X1 & Y1 (mm) to be specified in order. ~ Component not supplied, please order seperately.
System Part Number

Uniline UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

Bulb-Tite Dome Head 7.7mm Rivet 173-240-501(100 off)
173-240-502(500 off)
A Rivet
B Neoprene Washer
C Baseplate
D Sealing Tape
Application
Used in conjunction with Roofsafe Anchors for the installation on trapezoidal roof profiles (composite/built up/secret
fix).
Statistics – Single Rivet Shear Strength = 6.8kN / Tensile Strength 5kN / Grip Range 1 to 9.5mm
Material Aluminium
Finish Natural
Force Management Anchor Fixing Detail – FAC 10-4 & FAC 10-8 Fasteners
1) The Force Management Anchor is designed to be secured to the crown of a

Metal Pitched roof system, of built up on site or composite variety. Brackets
can be adapted to fit a variety of pitch frequencies and a stock of the most
common types is held. (Refer to individual data sheets)
2) The installer should inform Uniline Safety Systems of the roof system detail
when placing their order for the anchors, to ensure that the correct anchors
are supplied. Uniline will not accept responsibility for the supply of incorrect
anchors if we have not been provided with the correct information.
3) The Force Management Anchor can be used to support Uniline and Uni-8
cable fall protection systems and additionally may be used as a Single Point
Anchor, in conjunction with a full body harness and energy absorbing lanyard.
4) Force Management Anchors can be located anywhere on a roof structure,
providing that the roof has sufficient strength and structural resistance for the
load that would be applied in the event of a fall on the system.
5) When positioning Force Management Anchors the installers should ensure
that the energy absorbing element is facing in the direction that the load is
likely to be applied in the event of a fall. The instructions for changing
direction of the energy absorbing element form pages 5 to 7 of this data
sheet.
6) The Force Management End and Corner Anchors are designed to resist pre-
tension loads and in the event of a fall, deploy, reducing any overturning
moment on the roof structure and ensuring that the roof panel remains intact.
The integral energy absorber reduces end forces to below 10kN, which in turn
distributes a force of 1kN/sq.m or less to the roof system. Intermediate
anchors are subject to lower forces of approximately 4kN, which in turn
distributes a force of 0.4kN/sq.m or less to the roof system.
7) The brackets are secured to the roof using a series of high clamp fasteners
from aluminium and stainless steel. Beneath the head of each fastener is a
neoprene washer to seal the fixing hole from above. Beneath each series of
fixing holes is a further sealant pad, which when under compression provides
100% protection from the ingress of water.
8) To fit the bracket to the roof, it is recommended that it is located in position
using the self-adhesive sealant pads supplied. (Clean the roof with white spirit
before fitting). The installer should then drill an 8.1mm hole through the
brackets 8.5mm fixing holes, penetrating the top membrane of the roof. The
fasteners should then be pushed through the bracket and roof membrane.
Using a suitable drill fitted with a 5/16” Hex Head Socket and holding sleeve,
which can be a 16mm ring spanner, the installer should drive the fasteners
into position until resistance is felt in the drill, indicating that the aluminium
clamping tines are correctly formed. (We strongly recommend an 18v battery
drill is used. The drill should not be driven at a speed greater than 2000rpm,
otherwise the rivets threads will be stripped.) – PRACTICE MAKES
PERFECT
9) After correct installation of the fastener, the neoprene washer should be the
same diameter as the aluminium head of the fastener
10) Check the rivet it is tight by turning the aluminium body in a clockwise
direction with the ring spanner. It should be tight.

Force Management Anchor Fixing Detail – FAC 10-4 & FAC 10-8 Fasteners
11) After installation remove all swarf from the roof and roof anchor to prevent
corrosion
12) Under no circumstances should fasteners be replaced or substituted for any
other type.
13) Force Management Anchors reduce the maximum arrest loads generated by a
falling person or persons to below what is considered to be a safe limit for a
minimum 0.42mm thick steel and 0.7mm aluminium roof sheet. As many
different system connotations are possible and maximum arrest loads may vary
as a result, Uniline insist that ALL systems are calculated for safety using
Uniline for Windows Software.
14) As Uniline Synthetic Systems require higher pre-tension loads than wire
systems, current recommended span lengths for systems installed on Metal
Pitched roofs are 16m maximum. It is advised that end anchors and corners are
installed as near as possible to purlins in order to reduce any possibility of
flexing in the roof sheet.
15) Over tensioning of the system may result in accidental deployment of the end
and corner anchor.
16) In any system of 12m or less, at least one intermediate bracket should be used
to reduce the transfer of load to the end anchors during use. Failure to do so
may result in accidental deployment.
NEVER COMIT YOURSELF TO AN INSTALLATION ON A ROOF STRUCTURE

THAT HAS NOT BEEN VERIFIED AS STRUCTURALLY SOUND BY AN
APPROPRIATELY QUALIFIED PERSON.

Force Management Anchor FAC 10-4 & 10-8 Fastener Information
Uniline’s selected fastener is a unique combination of a hex washer head machine screw pre-
assembled to a slotted aluminium sleeve. They provide exceptional clamping force for metal
clad buildings and structures exposed to high wind forces, temperature changes which cause
expansion and contraction and severe vibration from machinery, overhead cranes, jet
engines, etc.
Main features:
- Exceptional clamping force (408 kg Max)
- Quick and easy installation.
- High tensile and shear strengths.
- Large blind side bearing area, making it ideal for use with thin roof sheets.
- Resists severe vibration, expansion and contraction, which can cause metal sheet
screws to loosen and back out.
- Ideal for metal clad buildings.
Neoprene
sealing washer Stainless steel hex head
machine screw
Sealing strip Roof fixing
bracket
Roof sheet
Before installation
After installation
Placing sequence;
As the screw turns the aluminium sleeve is drawn into four clamping tines, which fold back to
form a large blind side bearing area and provide the holding power.
Statistics – single fastener:

Shear strength – 855 kg
Clamping force – 408 kg
Hydrostatic test – 100 psi for 5 days with no leaks
Pull out test – 0.6 mm sheet = 378 kg – sheet split
– 0.8 mm sheet = 389 kg – sheet split
www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date:25/05/05 Revision Number : 03 Page 3 of 7

FMA for Top Fix Application
Overall width
Cover width
Crown Pitch Depth
Trough
Uniline Part Numbers

Roof Pitch Frequency
100 125 133 167 190 200 250 266 275 333 381 400 500 532
URTF011 / VB 9 9 9 9 9
URTF012 / VB 9 9 9
URTF013 9 9 9 9
URTF014 9 9 9 9
URTF015 9 9 9
URTF017 / VB 9
URTF018 9 9 9
URTF073 / VB 9 9 9 9 9
URTF074 / VB Blank anchor for non-common profiles
URTF075 / VB 9 9 9 9 9 9
URTF076 9 9 9
URTF077 Blank anchor for non-common profiles

Gutter
FALL HAZARD
Eaves
Ridge
FALL
HAZARD
Eaves
FALL HAZARD
KEY:
Gutter
End/Corner Anchor
Intermediate Anchor
Life Line
DESCRIPTION
NAME DATE PART NO
CHECKED
INTERMEDIATE
Note:
ANCHORAGES
Stud
direction
Energy absorber
direction
FIG 1 Direction A


off the anchor.
as shown in FIG 1).

ANCHORAGES
direction
Note:
direction



Suitable for use with
Unieye & corner units.
Fixing CW
water-tight EPDM seal
Butyl sealant
Fixing detail
Maximum permitted arrest load 10kN.
Anchor controls forces. SpeedDeck bearers
Roof structure must have a resistance
to a 1kN/M2 uplift force.
For use on roof sheets from:
Steel 0.42mm
Aluminium 0.7mm
Component secured using an A4 M16

nyloc nut and washer. Max torque 50 Nm
Components are not supplied, please order Unieye's
and corners to suit application.)
For information about corner units and Unieye fittings, please refer to the data sheets listed below.
Data sheet No Part No Description
0850 UB0345A Rigid 45 degree corner unit, post mounting - Uniline cable
0910 U80405 90 degree corner tube - Uni-8 cable
0912 UB0200A Corner support bar
0916 U80407 Rigid 90 degree corner unit, post mounting - Uni-8 cable
0837 UE0100A Unieye end anchorage connector
NOTES:
Strength - 21kN Fastener; Rivet - Aluminium, 5.2 X 19.1mm (20 nr)

Conformance - EN 795 Class A and C. Seal - EPDM. (NOT SUPPLIED (order separately)
Material - 6082 T6 Aluminium. A470 M8 set pin, washer and nyloc nut
Finish - P.Coated Silver (max torque 15N/M) (supplied with anchor)
100 % Visual inspection
SIZE TITLE: FMA End/Corner for SpeedDeck REV
A4 PART No: URTF031 2 DATE: 27/05/2005
Fixing CW
Butyl sealant
Fixing detail
Steel 0.42mm
Aluminium 0.7mm
Component secured using an A4 M12 nyloc nut and washer. Max torque 50 Nm
NB UIO404-VB are supplied separately. Please order Variable brackets to suit
application. For further information please refer to data sheet 0924.
NOTES:

Material - 6082 T6 Aluminium A470 M8 set pin, washer and nyloc nut
Finish - P.Coated Silver (max torque 15N/M) (supplied with anchor)
SIZE TITLE: FMA Variable Corner for SpeedDeck REV
A4 PART No: URTF031-VB 2 DATE: 27/05/2005
Fixing CW
Butyl sealant
Fixing detail
to 0.4kN/M2 uplift force.
Steel 0.42mm
Aluminium 0.7mm

(Fittings are not supplied, please order intermediate
bracket fittings to suit application.).
For information about intermediate bracket fittings, please refer to the data sheets listed below.
0838 UIO100A Intermediate line support bracket- Uniline cable
0909 UI0404 Intermediate line support bracket- Uni-8 cable
0924 U80404-VB Variable bracket - Uni-8 cable
NOTES:

Conformance - EN 795 Class A and C Seal - EPDM. (NOT SUPPLIED (order separately)
Material - 6082 T6 Aluminium A470 M8 set pin, washer and nyloc nut
Finish - P.Coated Silver. (max torque 15N/M) (supplied with anchor)
SIZE TITLE: FMA Intermediate for SpeedDeck REV
Force Management Anchor Fixing Detail – URTF031, 31-VB & 32
Design Details
1) This variant of the Force Management Anchor is designed to be secured to the side
of the crown of a Stramit Speeddeck (or similar) secret fix roof system, of built up on
site variety. Brackets can be adapted to fit a variety of pitch frequencies although
most commonly they are 254mm.
2) The installer should inform Uniline Safety Systems of the roof system detail when
placing their order for the anchors, to ensure that the correct anchors are supplied.
Uniline will not accept responsibility for the supply of incorrect anchors if we have not
been provided with the correct information.
3) The Force Management Anchor can be used to support Uniline and Uni-8 cable fall
protection systems and additionally may be used as a Single Point Anchor, in
conjunction with a full body harness and energy absorbing lanyard.
4) Force Management Anchors can be located anywhere on a roof structure, providing
that the roof has sufficient strength and structural resistance for the load that would
be applied in the event of a fall on the system.
5) The Force Management End and Corner Anchors are designed to resist pre-tension
loads and in the event of a fall, deploy, reducing any overturning moment on the roof
structure and ensuring that the roof panel remains intact. The integral energy
absorber reduces end forces to below 10kN, which in turn distributes a force of
1kN/sq.m or less to the roof system. Intermediate anchors are subject to lower forces
of approximately 4kN, which in turn distributes a force of 0.4kN/sq.m or less to the
roof system.
6) Force Management Anchors reduce the maximum arrest loads generated by a falling
person or persons to below what is considered to be a safe limit for a minimum
0.42mm thick steel and 0.7mm aluminium roof sheet. As many different system
connotations are possible and maximum arrest loads may vary as a result, Uniline
insist that ALL systems are calculated for safety using Uniline for Windows Software.
7) As Uniline Synthetic Systems require higher pre-tension loads than wire systems,
current recommended span lengths for systems installed on Metal Pitched roofs are
16m maximum. It is advised that end anchors and corners are installed as near as
possible to purlins in order to reduce any possibility of flexing in the roof sheet.
8) In any system of 12m or less, at least one intermediate bracket should be used to
reduce the transfer of load to the end anchors during use. Failure to do so may result
in accidental deployment.

9) The brackets are secured to the roof using a series of aluminium bulb type rivets (5.2mm x 19.1mm)
manufactured from aluminium. Each fastener has a self sealing EPDM washer beneath the head. Beneath
each bearer is a strip of butyl tape, which ensures a watertight seal is achieved when the anchor is fitted.
10) Due to the natural movement required in a secret fix roof system for seasonal variation in temperature, it is
important that you should never fix the bearers over or in to a halter clip (the clip used to hold the roof
sheet to the under construction). Communication with the roofing contractor will ensure correct placement.
11) When positioning Force Management Anchors the installers should ensure that the energy absorbing
element is facing in the direction that the load is likely to be applied in the event of a fall. The instructions
for changing direction of the energy absorbing element are on pages 3 to 5 of this data sheet.
12) To fit the bracket to the roof, it is recommended that the bearers are located first. Measure the distance
from the roof edge or other pre-determined point to the centre of the anchor and mark the roof with a pen.
Then measure 210mm each side of centre for the end and corner anchors and 143mm for the
intermediate anchors and again mark the roof. (This will be the position of the end of the bearers). Then
remove the protective tape from the butyl tape and stick the bearers, including the butyl tape to the roof
taking care to ensure they line up with the marks you have made. Press them firmly to ensure they have
located correctly. Next place the anchor on to the bearers to ensure all the holes line up before you fix
them permanently in place.
13) You can now begin to drill your holes. Use a 5.4mm bit to drill through the bearer and butyl tape and in to
the roof. It is our recommendation that you secure the two outside rivets on each bearer before drilling the
rest to ensure the bearer does not move when drilling the remainder of the holes.
14) Then proceed to drill the rest of the holes. Insert your rivets and using the appropriate rivet gun (automatic
will save lots of time) secure the rivets and then check to ensure the stem has broken correctly and the
rivet has sealed.
15) When the bearers are secured, fit the Force Management Anchor to the bearers using the fasteners
supplied. The M8 nuts and bolts should have a torque setting of 15Nm.
16) After installation remove all swarf from the roof and roof anchor to prevent corrosion.
17) Under no circumstances should fasteners be replaced or substituted for any other type.
18) Over tensioning of the system may result in accidental deployment of the end and corner anchor.
NEVER COMIT YOURSELF TO AN INSTALLATION ON A ROOF STRUCTURE THAT HAS NOT BEEN
VERIFIED AS STRUCTURALLY SOUND BY AN APPROPRIATELY QUALIFIED PERSON.

Eaves
Fall Hazard
Gutter
Fall Hazard
Fall Hazard
Energy Absorber
Direction
Safety Line
End/Corner Anchor
Intermediate Anchor
Gutter Eaves
Note: A variable anchor will behave the same as an end / corner. Drawing not to scale
INTERMEDIATE
Note:
ANCHORAGES
Stud
direction
Energy absorber
direction
FIG 1 Direction A


off the anchor.
- Hold the energy absorber still.
- Hold the energy absorber still whilst tightening the bottom bolt to 50N/m

ANCHORAGES
direction
Note:
direction



CA Rivertherm RT 500 FMA Intermediate Part No: 140-669-200
A Bulb Tite Rivets (5.2 x 19.1)*

B Butyl Tape (Class A)*
*Supplied with product C A4 M16 Nyloc Nut & Washer
Roof Data
Roof System CA Rivertherm RT 500
Roof Pitch (P) 500mm
Minimum Roof Sheet Thickness 0.8mm for both Steel and Aluminium
Roof structures must be able to resist applied uplift loads. 1kN/m Typical.
Base Plate & Bearer Can Fixings
Material Aluminium Aluminium 316 Stainless Steel
Finish Powder Coated Powder Coated Natural
Approvals EN 795 Class A & C. CA Approved.

CA Rivertherm RT 500 FMA Intermediate Part No: 140-669-200
Key: * Component not supplied, please order separately.

System Intermediate Corner Component
Uni-8 UI0404
Uni-16 UI0100A

CA Rivertherm RT 500 FMA Part No: 140-669-100
Variable Corner

C A4 M16 Nyloc Nut & Washer
*Supplied with product
Roof Data
Roof structures must be able to resist applied uplift loads. 1kN/m typical.
Finish Powder Coated Powder Coated Self Colour

CA Rivertherm RT 500 FMA Part No: 140-669-100
Variable Corner

System Variable Corner Component
Uni-8 UI0404-VB
Uni-16 N/A

CA Rivertherm RT 500 FMA End/Corner Part No: 140-669-000

C A4 M16 Nyloc Nut & Washer
*Supplied with product
Roof Data
Roof structures must be able to resist applied uplift loads. 1kN/m typical.
Finish Powder Coated Powder Coated Self Colour

CA Rivertherm RT 500 FMA End/Corner Part No: 140-669-000
Top View (End) Top View (Corner)
Front View (End) Front View (Corner)

System End Component Corner Component
Uni-8 UE0100A U80407, U80411
Uni-16 UE0100A UB0345A, UB0350A

Suitable for use with
Unieye & corner units.
Fixing CW
Butyl seal
Fixing detail
Maximum permitted arrest load 10kN. Haironville TAC 508
Anchor controls forces.
Roof structure must have a resistance bearers
Steel 0.42mm
Aluminium 0.7mm

Components are not supplied, please order Unieye's
and corner fittings to suit application.)
For information about corner units and Unieye fittings, please refer to the data sheets listed below.
0912 UB0200A Corner support bar
0837 UE0100A Unieye end anchorage connector
NOTES:

Material - 6082 T6 Aluminium. A4/70 M8 set pin, washer and nyloc nut
Finish - P.Coated Silver (max torque 15N/M) - supplied with anchor
SIZE TITLE: FMA End/Corner for Haironville TAC-508 REV
Fixing CW
Butyl seal
Fixing detail
Maximum permitted arrest load 10kN. Haironville TAC 508
Anchor controls forces. bearers
Steel 0.42mm
Aluminium 0.7mm
Component secured using an A4 M12 nyloc nut and washer. Max torque 50 Nm
NB UIO404-VB are supplied separately. Please order Variable brackets to suit
application. For further information please refer to data sheet 0924.
NOTES:

Conformance - EN 795 Class A and C. Seal - EPDM. NOT SUPPLIED - (order separately)
Finish - P.Coated Silver (max torque 15N/M) - supplied with anchor
SIZE TITLE: FMA Variable Corner for Haironville TAC-508 REV
A4 PART No: URTF061-VB 2 DATE: 27/05/2005
Fixing CW
Butyl seal
Fixing detail
Anchor controls forces. Haironville TAC 508
Roof structure must have a resistance bearers
to a 0.4kN/M2 uplift force.
Steel 0.42mm
Aluminium 0.7mm

(Fittings are not supplied, please order intermediate
bracket fittings to suit application.).
For information about intermediate bracket fittings, please refer to the data sheets listed below.
0838 UIO100A Intermediate line support bracket- Uniline cable
0909 UI0404 Intermediate line support bracket- Uni-8 cable
0924 U80404-VB Variable bracket - Uni-8 cable
NOTES:

Conformance - EN 795 Class A and C. Seal - EPDM. NOT SUPPLIED - order separately
Finish - P.Coated Silver. (max torque 15N/M) supplied with anchor
SIZE TITLE: FMA Variable corner for Haironville TAC-508 REV
Design Details
1) This variant of the Force Management Anchor is designed to be

secured to the side of the crown of a Tac-Dek 508 (or similar) secret fix
roof system, of built up on site variety. Brackets can be adapted to fit a
variety of pitch frequencies although most commonly they are 254mm.
2) The installer should inform Uniline Safety Systems of the roof system
detail when placing their order for the anchors, to ensure that the
correct anchors are supplied. Uniline will not accept responsibility for
the supply of incorrect anchors if we have not been provided with the
correct information.
3) The Force Management Anchor can be used to support Uniline and
Uni-8 cable fall protection systems and additionally may be used as a
Single Point Anchor, in conjunction with a full body harness and energy
absorbing lanyard.
4) Force Management Anchors can be located anywhere on a roof
structure, providing that the roof has sufficient strength and structural
resistance for the load that would be applied in the event of a fall on the
system.
5) The Force Management End and Corner Anchors are designed to
resist pre-tension loads and in the event of a fall, deploy, reducing any
overturning moment on the roof structure and ensuring that the roof
panel remains intact. The integral energy absorber reduces end forces
to below 10kN, which in turn distributes a force of 1kN/sq.m or less to
the roof system. Intermediate anchors are subject to lower forces of
approximately 4kN, which in turn distributes a force of 0.4kN/sq.m or
less to the roof system.
6) Force Management Anchors reduce the maximum arrest loads
generated by a falling person or persons to below what is considered to
be a safe limit for a minimum 0.42mm thick steel and 0.7mm aluminium
roof sheet. As many different system connotations are possible and
maximum arrest loads may vary as a result, Uniline insist that ALL
systems are calculated for safety using Uniline for Windows Software.
7) As Uniline Synthetic Systems require higher pre-tension loads than
wire systems, current recommended span lengths for systems installed
on Metal Pitched roofs are 16m maximum. For Uni-8 the maximum
span is 12m. We advise that end anchors and corners are installed as
near as possible to purlins in order to reduce any possibility of flexing in
the roof sheet.
8) In any system of 12m or less, at least one intermediate bracket should
be used to reduce the transfer of load to the end anchors during use.
Failure to do so may result in accidental deployment.

1) The brackets are secured to the roof using a series of aluminium bulb type rivets
(5.2mm x 19.1mm) manufactured from aluminium. Each fastener has a self sealing
EPDM washer beneath the head. Beneath each bearer is a strip of butyl tape, which
ensures a watertight seal is achieved when the anchor is fitted.
2) When positioning Force Management Anchors the installers should ensure that the
energy absorbing element is facing in the direction that the load is likely to be applied
in the event of a fall. The instructions for changing direction of the energy absorbing
element are on pages 3 to 5 of this data sheet.
3) Due to the natural movement required in a secret fix roof system for seasonal variation
in temperature, it is important that you should never fix the bearers over or in to a halter
clip (the clip used to hold the roof sheet to the under construction). Communication with
the roofing contractor will ensure correct placement
4) To fit the bracket to the roof, it is recommended that the bearers are located first.
Measure the distance from the roof edge or other pre-determined point to the centre of
the anchor and mark the roof with a pen. Then measure 202.5mm each side of centre
for the end and corner anchors and 140mm for the intermediate anchors and again
mark the roof. (This will be the position of the end of the bearers). Then remove the
protective tape from the butyl tape and stick the bearers, including the butyl tape to the
roof taking care to ensure they line up with the marks you have made. Press them
firmly to ensure they have located correctly. Next place the anchor on to the bearers to
ensure all the holes line up before you fix them permanently in place.
5) You can now begin to drill your holes. Use a 5.4mm bit to drill through the bearer and
butyl tape and in to the roof. It is our recommendation that you secure the two outside
rivets on each bearer before drilling the rest to ensure the bearer does not move when
drilling the remainder of the holes.
6) Then proceed to drill the rest of the holes. Insert your rivets and using the appropriate
rivet gun (automatic will save lots of time) secure the rivets and then check to ensure
the stem has broken correctly and the rivet has sealed.
7) When the bearers are secured, fit the Force Management Anchor to the bearers using
the fasteners supplied. The M8 nuts and bolts should have a torque setting of 15nM.
8) After installation remove all swarf from the roof and roof anchor to prevent corrosion.
9) Under no circumstances should fasteners be replaced or substituted for any other type.
10) Over tensioning of the system may result in accidental deployment of the end and
corner anchor.
NEVER COMIT YOURSELF TO AN INSTALLATION ON A ROOF STRUCTURE THAT HAS

NOT BEEN VERIFIED AS STRUCTURALLY SOUND BY AN APPROPRIATELY
QUALIFIED PERSON.

Gutter
FALL HAZARD
Eaves
Ridge
FALL
HAZARD
Eaves
FALL HAZARD
KEY:
Gutter
End/Corner Anchor
Intermediate Anchor
Life Line
DESCRIPTION
NAME DATE PART NO
CHECKED
INTERMEDIATE
Note:
ANCHORAGES
Stud
direction
Energy absorber
direction
FIG 1 Direction A


off the anchor.
as shown in FIG 1).

ANCHORAGES
direction
Note:
direction



Un-formed Formed
component component
Rivet shaft Rivet shaft

water-tight protruding recessed in head
EPDM seal
19.1
Incorrect Correct
5
For application:
When fixing URTF 30 series and 60 series anchors to secret fix roofing systems using side bearers.
Maximum clearance drill diameter 5.5mm.

Ensure that each rivet has formed correctly by checking that the shaft remains in the body of the rivet
and slightly recessed from the top flange. If any rivet has not formed correctly or if you are unsure of the
integrety of any rivet - please drill it out and replace with a new one.
Always remember to use butyl tape beneath every fixing that penetrates the roof sheet.
NOTES:
MATERIAL - Body & shaft - Aluminium.
Seal -EPDM
SIZE TITLE: 5.2 X 19.1mm Bulb-Tite rivet. REV

A4 PART No: 438619 2 DATE: 20/10/2004
Force Management Anchor for PVC Membrane Roofs Part No:URSP041
End / Corner Variant
M16 A470 Bolt (Max Torque 50 Nm)
M16 Nyloc Nut
M16 Bonded Washer
Energy Absorbing Element
PVC Flashing
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Waterproofing detail by others not shown.
Roof Data
For use with metal decking, plywood or concrete flat roofing systems. (Toggles not used on concrete roof structures)
For metal deck compatability see Data Sheet Number 0864 in installation instructions. When fixing to concrete, check
with chemical resin manufacturer for fixing details. (www.hilti.com)
Plywood decks should be a minimum of 19mm in thickness.
Roof Structures must be able to resist applied uplift loads - see Data Sheet 0948.
Baseplate Can Flashing Other Components
Material Mild Steel Mild Steel PVC 316 S.Steel

Finish Sheradized & PVC Coated Sheradized Natural Self Colour
Approvals EN 795 class A2 & C

New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330ctrs
A A
400 ctrs

UE0100A~
Section A-A
PVC Flashing
154
Membrane Sealing Detail ( By Others)
Toggle UF08152~
Key : ~ Component not supplied, please order separately.
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP041 for use on an End Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-16 UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A

New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330ctrs
A A
400 ctrs
Side View (Corner Anchor) UB0350A~
Section A-A
154
Toggle UF08152~
Key : ~ Component not supplied please order separately
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP041 for use on a Corner Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-16 UB0345A, UBO350A
Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

Force Management Anchor for PVC Membrane Roofs Part No: URSP043
Variable M12 A4 70 Bolt (Max Torque 50 Nm)
M12 Bonded Washer
PVC Flashing
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck Toggle UF08152

(order separately)
Roof Data
For metal deck compatibility see Data Sheet Number 0864 in installation instructions. When fixing to concrete, check with
chemical resin manufacturer for fixing details. (www.hilti.com)

Approvals EN 795 class A2 & C (not for use as an end anchor)

Top View ( Variable Anchor)
New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330
C C
400
Side View ( Variable Anchor)

Section C-C UI0404-VB~
PVC Flashing
Membrane Sealing Detail (By Others)

154
Key:~ Component not supplied please order separately. Toggle UF08152~
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP043 for use on an Variable Anchor.
System Part Number

Uni-8 UI0404-VB

Force Management Anchor for PVC Membrane Roofs Part No:URSP041A
M16 Nyloc Nut
M16 Bonded Washer
PVC Flashing
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data


New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330ctrs
A A
466 ctrs

UE0100A~
Section A-A
PVC Flashing
154
Toggle UF08152~
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP041A for use on an End Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-16 UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A

New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330ctrs
A A
466 ctrs
Section A-A
PVC Flashing

154
Toggle UF08152~
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP041A for use on a Corner Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

M12 Bonded Washer
PVC Flashing
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck Toggle UF08152

(order separately)
Roof Data


New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330
C C
466

PVC Flashing

154
System Part Number

Uni-8 UI0404-VB

Intermediate
M12 A4 70 Bolt (Max Torque 50 Nm)
M12 Bonded Washer
PVC Flashing
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data


Top View ( Intermediate Anchor)
New Membrane
New Membrane
220 ctrs
A A
330 ctrs
Side View ( Intermediate Anchor) UI0404~
Section A-A PVC Flashing
Toggle UF08152~
Key:~ Component not supplied please order separately.
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP042 for use on an Intermediate Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-16 UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404
Single Point Anchor UE0200A

Force Management Anchors for PVC Membrane Roofs
Part No : URSP040 Series Technical Installation & Selection Guide
1. This guide enables you to select the correct anchor for the sub structure/metal decking to
which you intend to install the uniline force management anchors and to instruct your
installation teams how to locate the correct fixing positions for the same.
2. When reviewing your technical drawing ( e.g. Data Sheet Number 0954, 0955, 0956), you
will notice that the range of Force Management Anchors uses only three sizes of the base
plate. For ends and corners, 330mm x 400mm, 466mm x 330mm and for intermediates,
330mm x 220mm. The fixing points are recessed to comply with the requirements of the
single ply membrane manufacturers and have been calculated to provide the appropriate
load distribution for the roofs sub-structure and must never be altered.
3. A wide range of metal decks are available to building designers and as such it would be
difficult for uniline to hold stock of the base plates that permitted you to fix to the crown
centre of each type. Fortunately, as you will see from the example shown on page 3 metal
decks have reasonably wide crowns and this has enabled Uniline to produce just three base
plates that will fit a wide range of metal decks. As we use standard tooling to produce the
plates, metal decks that fall outside the range of the standard base plates can be
accommodated, providing we are given technical drawings of the metal deck and
reasonable notice of your requirements.
4. The enclosed data table shows the most common metal decks used in the construction of
single ply membrane/ bituminous roofs and provides you with an easy method for the
selection of the appropriate Force Management Anchor. Further more it allows you to advise
your installer how to determine the position at which they should drill their fixing hole as
described on Data Sheet 0864 Pages 4 to 8. When drilling the pilot hole, if you know the
insulation depth before you begin your project, you will know when you have hit the crown
by using a depth gauge with your drill.)
5. As well as metal decks, these anchors can also be installed on plywood roof constructions
providing they meet the minimum uplift load requirements for the Force Management
System.
6. Anchors can also be fitted to concrete roof structures for fixing detail see Technical
Datasheet 0965.
www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date: 22/12/06 Revision Number: 04 Page 1 of 9

Locating the Fixing Position on Metal Deck Roofs
When determining how to locate your fixing position and therefore hit the top of a crown, the
best solution is to ask the roofing contractor for some assistance or to drill a pilot hole from
beneth the roof. If this is not possible, then you can locate the centre of the crown by looking
for the line of fixings that have been used to secure the insulation to the metal deck or drilling
a small pilot hole from above. If you know the insulation depth, you will know if you have
located the crown or the trough.
Whichever method you use, it is important that you fix to the crown of the roof decking. You
should not fix in to the trough unless it has been agreed by Uniline in advance.
Once you have determined where the crown centre is, the next step is to decide from the chart
( see page 3) the distance to left or right of centre that should drill your holes. Then place the
base plate down and mark the fixing positions for the four holes on the roof. ( If you have hit
the crown with the first two holes, you should automatically hit the next crown, providing that
you have selected the correct base plate.) This process will become easier with experience
and installers may wish to practice the installation of the anchors in a controlled environment
before working on site.
Training facilities at Uniline are available, as is on site training by prior arrangement.
Interceptor flanges / fixings
Structural Deck

indicate position of crowns
Insulation

Uniline Safety Systems Ltd
FMA for PVC Single Ply Membrane Roofs
Anchor Selection & Fixing Position Chart
Metal Crow n Crow n A nchor Fixing Centres Fixing Dim Of f Centre

Deck Centre Width End/Corner V ariable Intermediate End / Corner / V ari Int End / Corner / V ariable Int
PMF D19 152.4 95.4 URSP041 URSP043 URSP042 330 330 out 12.6 out 12.6
PMF D32 160 87.5 URSP041 URSP043 URSP042 330 330 out 5 out 5
PMF D35 150 75 URSP041 URSP043 URSP042 330 330 out 15 out 15
PMF D46 225 105 URSP041A URSP044 URSP042 466 220 out 8 in 2.5
PMF D60 200 90 URSP041 URSP043 URSP042 400 220 0 out 10
PMF D100 233.3 109 URSP041A URSP044 URSP042 466 220 0 in 6.65
PMF D144 289 119 URSP041 URSP043 URSP042 330 330 out 21.5 out 21.5
PMF D165 250 110 URSP041A URSP044 URSP042 466 220 in 17 in 15
Ward Topdek 200 96 URSP041 URSP043 URSP042 400 220 0 out 10
Example PMF D35
Out 15 In In Out 15
75
150
300

Part No: URSP041/41a/42/43/44 Technical Installation Guide
Design Details
1. The anchor bracket is designed to be secured to the top of a new existing PVC membrane roof,
where the sub structure has been verified safe as a structural anchorage in accordance with the
distributed load information supplied by Uniline.
2. Parts URSP041/41A are end/corner anchors for use with either Uniline Synthetic or Uni-8 System
options.
3. Parts URSP043/44 are variable corner anchors for use with the Uni-8 System. URSP043/44 have
M12 fixings for securing part number U10404-VB.
4. Parts URSP042 is an intermediate anchor for use with either Uniline Synthetic or Uni-8 system
options. Never substitute end/corner anchors with intermediates.
5. The anchors are designed to work with a certain range of metal decking systems and can also be
used with plywood and concrete decks. The anchors are totally universal and can be installed
anywhere on the roof system. (Please see enclosed decking chart on page 3 for suitability and
layout.)
6. The maximum distance between anchors when using Uniline Synthetic cable is 16m. When using
Uni-8, it is 12m. Calculations are still required for minimum clearance and maximum dynamic end
loads to ensure system safety.
7. Over tensioning the system may result in accidental deployment of the end and corner anchor.
8. In any system of 12m of less, at least one intermediate bracket should be used to reduce the
transfer of load to the end anchors during use. Failure to do so may result in accidental
deployment.
9. In the event that a dynamic load is applied to the anchor it is designed to collapse and absorb the
energy generated as the result of a fall through the stretching of an internal energy absorber,
thereby preventing damage to the roof system. Please inform Uniline of the direction in which the
anchors will be installed in order that the energy absorbers can be correctly positioned for
maximum uplift force.
10. The maximum arrest load is always less than 10kN and the maximum uplift force per square meter
on insulation up to 150mm thick is 2.5 kN/Sq m . Please check with uniline and communicate this
information to the roofing contractor or structural engineer before installation to verify suitability of
the roof structure and ensure safety. The distributed load reduces if insulation is less.
11. Where insulation depths in excess of 150mm are experienced and a fall hazard exists the installer
must contact uniline for detailed loading information and installation suitability. This is because in
the event of a fall the load distributed to the toggle clamps will be higher the greater the depth of
the insulation.

1. Each anchor is fitted to the roof decking using 4 Toggle Clamps, which are supplied with
a solid spacer to prevent compression of the roof sheet when tightening and a guide to
prevent the toggles becoming stuck in soft insulation or tipping during installation.
2. Drill a 24mm diameter hole through the crown of the roof deck or plywood, to allow the
toggle clamp to pass through.
3. Next, you must drill a 27mm diameter hole through the roof membrane and insulation.
( NOT THROUGH THE DECKING).
4. At the top of the roof, the hole needs to be enlarged by 8mm depth and 65mm diameter
to accommodate the recessed fixing point.
5. The spacers and guides are supplied in 150mm lengths and should be cut to fit insulation
depth on site. (A good pair of copper or plastic pipe cutters of a suitable size can be used
or alternatively a hot knife.) Where the insulation is greater than 150mm a second spacer
should be used, back to back with the first. Detailed fitting instructions are enclosed.
(Save spacer off cuts for this purpose).
6. In order to fit the anchor, each of the toggle clamps must be inserted into the guides at
the same time. ( You may find it easier to insert the toggles in to the guides prior to
placing the guides in to the holes in the roof membrane and insulation). The anchor can
then be lowered in to place, where you can gently push the toggles through the guides. If
you do not use the guides, you will find installation harder and may get the toggles stuck
in the insulation.
7. When the anchor is seated, push the fixings down fully and tap the head of each fixing
with a plastic mallet. Then pull the fixing up sharply to ensure that the toggle clamp drops
into position and you feel the toggle clamp is bearing against the underside of the roof
structure.
8. The height of the bolt above the anchor plate should equal the free length of the bolt
before locating. If it does not, then the fixing is not in the correct position. Repeat the
procedure until the toggle has correctly located.
9. Finally pull up each fastener so it is bearing against the underside of the roof structure, (
keep your fingers or a pair of pliers underneath the washer to begin with) and tighten up
each fastener, taking care to turn it in a clockwise direction. The fasteners are tightened
sufficiently when you feel resistance and the base plate is very slightly embedded in the
roof membrane. Do not over tighten, as this will cause excessive compression on the
membrane and possible damage. Uniline recommends using a battery drill with a size 13
(M8) socket fitted. Finally torque the fixing to 15Nm.
In order to ensure competence, it is essential that ALL personnel receive proper training by an
approved person. before attempting installation of these anchors.

H(1)
Recessed Fixing Point
H(2) 65
24 Toggle Clamp
27
H (1) = Insulation depth (mm)

H (2) = Length to cut spacer (H(1) - 8mm) Membrane
Insulation
Metal Deck or Other Structure

Fixing Sequence
Step 1-Seat the Anchor

Toggle will fall into place
when clear of decking.
Step 2 - Check
Free Length of bolt
same as pre- placement
Step 3 - Finish
Tighten bolt
to specified level.
Add sealing detail.

Sealing PVC Membrane Roofs
1. Each Anchor base plate has been specially treated and coated with a PVC solution which
allows the PVC membrane of the roof system to be hot air welded to the base plate for
sealing purposes. An approved roofing contractor for the PVC membrane manufacturer
must carry out this process. A single piece of PVC membrane, which must overlap the
base plate as shown in the relevant diagram, should be placed over the anchor plate and
hot air welded in place using a suitable hot air gun and roller. It should in turn have the
outside edges welded to the main roof. (The overlap onto the main roof should be
determined by the roofing contractor and be in accordance with the manufacturers
instructions).
2. Each anchor is provided with a PVC seal which covers the cylindrical casing. It can be
removed whilst the roofing contractor seals the membrane to the base plate as described
above. Once the roofing contractor has welded the membrane, the PVC seal should be
pulled down over the cylindrical cover and heat welded around the base to the new sheet
of membrane. Finally, a cap (provided) should be placed over the anchor to provide a full
waterproofing detail.
3. All fastener points are sealed using bonded washers, some of which are fitted in Uniline's
factory. The Unieye and Corner, when fitted on site are fixed in position with a fastener
which should have a torque setting of 50Nm. Over tightening the fastener will cause the
bonded washer to deflect and prevent it from sealing the top of the anchor. These
washers must never be replaced or substituted with a non-bonded product as this will
invalidate the anchors performance guarantee.
4. Other fastener points are sealed using boned washers or gaskets, which are fitted in
Uniline's factory. These components must never be replaced or substituted as this will
Important Notes:
Do not allow the roofing contractor to tighten down nuts on the tops of the cylindrical covers. If
you need to secure them because you are returning later to fit components, use a standard
stainless steel nut.
Upon completion of sealing by the approved roofing contractor, the installer should satisfy
themselves that all of the anchors have been sealed in accordance with this technical
instruction.
Please ensure that all components are fitted in accordance with our technical instructions are
correctly sealed, tightened and torqued down.

PVC Membrane Anchor Sealing Detail
Step1
Fix the anchor to the

roof.
Step 2
Hot weld the

membrane to main
roof & base plate.
Step 3
Hot weld the

weather shroud to
membrane & place
on weather cap.
Step 4
Add component
& torque down

Force Management Anchor Other Membrane & Bituminous Roofs Part No:URSP052
M16 Nyloc Nut
M16 Bonded Washer
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data
Material Mild Steel Mild Steel 316 S.Steel

Finish Sheradized Sheradized Self Colour

New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330ctrs
A A
400 ctrs

UE0100A~
Section A-A

154
Toggle UF08152~
System Part Number
Uni-16 UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A

New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330ctrs
A A
400 ctrs
Section A-A
154
Toggle UF08152~
System Part Number
Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

Force Management Anchor for Other Membrane & BItuminous Roofs Part No: URSP055
M12 Bonded Washer
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck Toggle UF08152

(order separately)
Roof Data


Force Management Anchor Other Membrane & Bituminous Roofs Part No: URSP055
New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330
C C
400


154
System Part Number

Uni-8 UI0404-VB

Force Management Anchor Other Membrane & Bitminious Roofs Part No:URSP053
M16 Nyloc Nut
M16 Bonded Washer
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data
For metal deck compatability see Data Sheet Number 0864 in installation instructions. When fixing to concrete, check with


New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330ctrs
A A
466 ctrs

UE0100A~
Section A-A

154
Toggle UF08152~
System Part Number
Uni-16 UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A

New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330ctrs
A A
400 ctrs
Section A-A

154
Toggle UF08152~
System Part Number
Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

M12 Bonded Washer
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck Toggle UF08152

(order separately)
Roof Data


New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330
C C
466


154
System Part Number

Uni-8 UI0404-VB

Intermediate
M12 A4 70 Bolt (Max Torque 50 Nm)
M12 Bonded Washer
Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data

Approvals EN 795 class A2 & C (Not for use as an end anchor.)

Top View ( Intermediate Anchor)
New Membrane
Existing Membrane
220 ctrs
A A
330 ctrs
Side View ( Intermediate Anchor) UI0404~
Section A-A
Toggle UF08152~
Key:~ Component not supplied please order separately.
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP054 for use on an Intermediate Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-16 UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404

Force Management Anchors for PVC, Mineral Felt & Other Membrane Roofs
Part No : URSP050 Series Technical Installation & Selection Guide
1. This guide enables you to select the correct anchor for the sub structure/metal decking to
which you intend to install the uniline force management anchors and to instruct your
installation teams how to locate the correct fixing positions for the same.
2. When reviewing your technical drawing ( e.g. Data Sheet Number 0949, 0950, 0951), you
will notice that the range of Force Management Anchors uses only three sizes of the base
plate. For ends and corners, 330mm x 400mm, 466mm x 330mm and for intermediates,
330mm x 220mm. The fixing points are recessed to comply with the requirements of the
single ply membrane manufacturers and have been calculated to provide the appropriate
load distribution for the roofs sub-structure and must never be altered.
3. A wide range of metal decks are available to building designers and as such it would be
difficult for Uniline to hold stock of the base plates that permit you to fix to the crown centre
of each type. Fortunately, as you will see from the example shown on page 3 metal decks
have reasonably wide crowns and this has enabled Uniline to produce just three base plates
that will fit a wide range of metal decks. As we use standard tooling to produce the plates,
metal decks that fall outside the range of the standard base plates can be accommodated,
providing we are given technical drawings of the metal deck and reasonable notice of your
requirements.
4. The enclosed data table shows the most common metal decks used in the construction of
single ply membrane/ bituminous roofs and provides you with an easy method for the
selection of the appropriate Force Management Anchor. Further more it allows you to advise
your installer how to determine the position at which they should drill their fixing hole as
described on Data Sheet 0933 Pages 4 to 8. When drilling the pilot hole, (if you know the
insulation depth before you begin your project), you will know when you have hit the crown
by using a depth gauge with your drill.)
5. As well as metal decks, these anchors can also be installed on plywood roof constructions
providing they meet the minimum uplift load requirements for the Force Management
System.
6. Anchors can also be fitted to concrete roof structures for fixing detail see Technical
Datasheet 0965.

Locating the Fixing Position on Metal Deck Roofs
When determining how to locate your fixing position and therefore hit the top of a crown, the
best solution is to ask the roofing contractor for some assistance or to drill a pilot hole from
beneth the roof. If this is not possible, then you can locate the centre of the crown by looking
for the line of fixings that have been used to secure the insulation to the metal deck or drilling
a small pilot hole from above. If you know the insulation depth, you will know if you have
located the crown or the trough.
Whichever method you use, it is important that you fix to the crown of the roof decking. You
should not fix in to the trough unless it has been agreed by Uniline in advance.
Once you have determined where the crown centre is, the next step is to decide from the chart
( see page 3) the distance to left or right of centre that should drill your holes. Then place the
base plate down and mark the fixing positions for the four holes on the roof. ( If you have hit
the crown with the first two holes, you should automatically hit the next crown, providing that
you have selected the correct base plate.) This process will become easier with experience
and installers may wish to practice the installation of the anchors in a controlled environment
before working on site.
Training facilities at Uniline are available, as is on site training by prior arrangement.
Structural Deck

indicate position of crowns
Crown
Insulation

Uniline Safety Systems Ltd
FMA for PVC, Mineral Felt & Other Membrane Roofs
Anchor Selection & Fixing Position Chart
Metal Crown Crown Anchor Fixing Centres Fixing Dim Off Centre
Deck Centre Width End/Corner Variable Intermediate End / Corner / Vari Int End / Corner / Variable Int
PMF D19 152.4 95.4 URSP052 URSP055 URSP054 330 330 out 12.6 out 12.6
PMF D32 160 87.5 URSP052 URSP055 URSP054 330 330 out 5 out 5
PMF D46 225 105 URSP053 URSP056 URSP054 466 220 out 8 in 2.5
PMF D60 200 90 URSP052 URSP055 URSP054 400 220 0 out 10
PMF D100 233.3 109 URSP053 URSP056 URSP054 466 220 0 in 6.65
PMF D144 289 119 URSP052 URSP055 URSP054 330 330 out 21.5 out 21.5
PMF D165 250 110 URSP053 URSP056 URSP054 466 220 in 17 in 15
Ward Topdek 200 96 URSP052 URSP055 URSP054 400 220 0 out 10
Example PMF D35
Out 15 In In Out 15
75
150
300

Part No: URSP052/53/54/55/56 Technical Installation Guide
Design Details
1. The anchor bracket is designed to be secured to the top of a new existing PVC membrane roof,
where the sub structure has been verified safe as a structural anchorage in accordance with the
distributed load information supplied by Uniline.
2. Parts URSP052/53 are end/corner anchors for use with either Uniline Synthetic or Uni-8 System
options.
3. Parts URSP055/56 are variable corner anchors for use with the Uni-8 System. URSP043/44 have
M12 fixings for securing part number UI0404-VB.
4. Part URSP054 is an intermediate anchor for use with either Uniline Synthetic or Uni-8 system
options. Never substitute end/corner anchors with intermediates.
5. The anchors are designed to work with a certain range of metal decking systems and can also be
used with plywood and concrete decks. The anchors are totally universal and can be installed
anywhere on the roof system. (Please see enclosed decking chart on page 3 for suitability and
layout.)
6. The maximum distance between anchors when using Uniline Synthetic cable is 16m. When using
Uni-8, it is 12m. Calculations are still required for minimum clearance and maximum dynamic end
loads to ensure system safety.
7. Over tensioning the system may result in accidental deployment of the end and corner anchor.
8. In any system of 12m of less, at least one intermediate bracket should be used to reduce the
transfer of load to the end anchors during use. Failure to do so may result in accidental
deployment.
9. In the event that a dynamic load is applied to the anchor it is designed to collapse and absorb the
energy generated as the result of a fall through the stretching of an internal energy absorber,
thereby preventing damage to the roof system. Please inform Uniline of the direction in which the
anchors will be installed in order that the energy absorbers can be correctly positioned for
maximum uplift force.
10. The maximum arrest load is always less than 10kN and the maximum uplift force per square meter
on insulation up to 150mm thick is 2.5 kN/Sq m . Please check with uniline and communicate this
information to the roofing contractor or structural engineer before installation to verify suitability of
the roof structure and ensure safety. The distributed load reduces if insulation is less.
11. Where insulation depths in excess of 150mm are experienced and a fall hazard exists the installer
must contact uniline for detailed loading information and installation suitability. This is because in
the event of a fall the load distributed to the toggle clamps will be higher the greater the depth of
the insulation.
12. UK ONLY - THIS IS THE ONLY ANCHOR WE ARE ALLOWED TO INSTALL ON SARNAFIL
ROOF SYSTEMS. ROOFING CONTRACTORS MUST THEN FOLLOW SARNAFILS TECHNICAL
INSTRUCTIONS.

1. Each anchor is fitted to the roof decking using 4 Toggle Clamps, which are supplied with
a solid spacer to prevent compression of the roof sheet when tightening and a guide to
prevent the toggles becoming stuck in soft insulation or tipping during installation.
2. Drill a 24mm diameter hole through the crown of the roof deck or plywood, to allow the
toggle clamp to pass through.
3. Next, you must drill a 27mm diameter hole through the roof membrane and insulation.
( NOT THROUGH THE DECKING).
4. At the top of the roof, the hole needs to be enlarged by 8mm depth and 65mm diameter
to accommodate the recessed fixing point.
5. The spacers and guides are supplied in 150mm lengths and should be cut to fit insulation
depth on site. (A good pair of copper or plastic pipe cutters of a suitable size can be used
or alternatively a hot knife.) Where the insulation is greater than 150mm a second spacer
should be used, back to back with the first. Detailed fitting instructions are enclosed.
(Save spacer off cuts for this purpose).
6. In order to fit the anchor, each of the toggle clamps must be inserted into the guides at
the same time. ( You may find it easier to insert the toggles in to the guides prior to
placing the guides in to the holes in the roof membrane and insulation). The anchor can
then be lowered in to place, where you can gently push the toggles through the guides. If
you do not use the guides, you will find installation harder and may get the toggles stuck
in the insulation.
7. When the anchor is seated, push the fixings down fully and tap the head of each fixing
with a plastic mallet. Then pull the fixing up sharply to ensure that the toggle clamp drops
into position and you feel the toggle clamp is bearing against the underside of the roof
structure.
8. The height of the bolt above the anchor plate should equal the free length of the bolt
before locating. If it does not, then the fixing is not in the correct position. Repeat the
procedure until the toggle has correctly located.
9. Finally pull up each fastener so it is bearing against the underside of the roof structure, (
keep your fingers or a pair of pliers underneath the washer to begin with) and tighten up
each fastener, taking care to turn it in a clockwise direction. The fasteners are tightened
sufficiently when you feel resistance and the base plate is very slightly embedded in the
roof membrane. Do not over tighten, as this will cause excessive compression on the
membrane and possible damage. Uniline recommends using a battery drill with a size 13
(M8) socket fitted. Finally torque the fixing to 15Nm.
In order to ensure competence, it is essential that ALL personnel receive proper training by an
approved person. before attempting installation of these anchors.

H(1)
Recessed Fixing Point
H(2) 65
24 Toggle Clamp
27
H (1) = Insulation depth (mm)

H (2) = Length to cut spacer (H(1) - 8mm) Membrane
Insulation
Metal Deck or Other Structure

Fixing Sequence
Step 1-Seat the Anchor

Toggle will fall into place
when clear of decking.
Step 2 - Check
Free Length of bolt
same as pre- placement
Step 3 - Finish
Tighten bolt
to specified level.
Add sealing detail.

1. The base plates for the URSP050 series anchors are not coated with PVC and as such
must be sealed in accordance with the roofing manufacturers technical instruction in
order to ensure that they are watertight. An example of this sealing detail is shown on
page10.
2. Each anchor is supplied with a weather cap and a stainless steel cable tie. AFter the
roofing contractor has sealed the anchor, including the cylindrical casing, the membrane
should be secured to the casing with the stainless steel cable tie at a height 150mm
above the roof surface. This prevents the seal from moving / migrating down the casing
whilst it cures and ensures long term water tightness. The weather cap should then be
placed on top of the casing and the component on top of the weather cap. In order to
form a watertight seal, the fastener which secures the system component in place is
supplied with a bonded washer. The fastener should have a torque setting of 50 Nm.
Over tightening the fastener will cause the bonded washer to deflect and prevent it from
sealing the top of the anchor.
3. Other fastener points are sealed using boned washers or gaskets, which are fitted in
Uniline's factory. These components must never be replaced or substituted as this will
Important Notes:
Do not allow the roofing contractor to tighten down nuts on the tops of the cylindrical covers. If
you need to secure them because you are returning later to fit components, use a standard
stainless steel nut.
Upon completion of sealing by the approved roofing contractor, the installer should satisfy
themselves that all of the anchors have been sealed in accordance with the manufacturers
technical instruction.
Please ensure that all components are fitted in accordance with our technical instructions and
are correctly sealed, tightened and torqued down.

Interceptor Discs Can Sealing Detail
Step 1
Fix the anchor to the roof.

Add can sealing detail,
including s.steel tie wrap &
interceptor discs.
St.Steel Tie Wrap
Step 2
Seal the new membrane to

the existing roof membrane.
Also, seal around the base
of the can.
Step 3
Place on weather cap.
Step 4
Add component detail &

torque down.

Uplift Loads (kN/Sq.m) for URSP040 & 50 Series Anchors
E = End Anchor/Corner Anchor I = Intermediate Anchor
INSULATION DEPTH
50mm 90mm 120mm 150mm 200mm 250mm 300mm
Fixing Centres (m) No. of Fixings E I E I E I E I E I E I E I
0.466 4 1.50 1.90 0.71 2.20 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00
0.4 4 1.50 1.90 0.82 2.20 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00
0.333 4 1.50 1.90 1.00 2.20 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00
0.22 4 0.53 0.66 0.77 0.88 1.05 1.22 1.80
Note:
Only two out of the four fasteners used to hold the anchor down to the roof are
considered in the calculation process.
The loads( kN/Sq.m) featured in the table above are based on a fall arrest worst case
scenario. The uplift loads for specific projects can be calculated by Uniline Safety
Systems.
FMA Showing Applied Forces
F
Max force applied to FMA
in this area.
Force Applied to under construction by the way of an uplift load.

Bituminous FMA with Aluminium Weather Shroud Part No:URSP055-60
Variable
M12 Bonded Washer
Aluminium Weather Shroud Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
130mm
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data
Baseplate Can Shroud Other Components
Material Mild Steel Mild Steel Aluminium 316 S.Steel

Finish Sheradized Sheradized Sateen Self Colour
Quality 100% Visual Insp

Top View (Variable Anchor)
New Membrane
330 ctrs
Existing Membrane
A A
400 ctrs
Side View (Variable Anchor)

UI0404-VB~
Section A-A
153
Toggle UF08152~
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP055-60 for use on an Variable Anchor.
System Part Number

Uni-8 UI0404-VB

Intermediate
M12 Bonded Washer
Aluminium Weather Shroud

Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck 130mm
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data


New Membrane
Existing Membrane
A A
Side View (Intermediate Anchor) UI0404~
Section A-A
Key : ~ Component not supplied, please order separately. Toggle UF08152~
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP054-60 for use on an Intermediate Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-16 UI0100A
Uni-8 UI0404
End / Corner Variant M16 A470 Bolt (Max Torque 50 Nm)
M16 Nyloc Nut
M16 Bonded Washer

Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
130mm
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data


New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330 ctrs
A A
466 ctrs
Side View (End Anchor) UE0100A~
Section A-A

153
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP053-60 for use on an End Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-16 UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A

New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330 ctrs
B B
466 ctrs

UB0350A~
Section B-B

153
Toggle UF08152~
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP053-60 for use on a Corner Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

End / Corner Variant M16 A470 Bolt (Max Torque 50 Nm)
M16 Nyloc Nut
M16 Bonded Washer

Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
130mm
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data


New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330 ctrs
A A
400 ctrs
Side View (End Anchor) UE0100A~
Section A-A

153
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP052-60 for use on an End Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-16 UE0100A
Uni-8 UE0100A

New Membrane
Existing Membrane
330 ctrs
B B
400 ctrs

UB0350A~
Section B-B

153
Toggle UF08152~
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP052-60 for use on a Corner Anchor.
System Part Number
Uni-8 U80405, U80406, U80407, U80411

Variable
M12 Bonded Washer
Aluminium Weather Shroud Existing Membrane
Insulation
Deck
130mm
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
Roof Data


Top View (Variable Anchor)
New Membrane
330 ctrs
Existing Membrane
A A
466 ctrs
Side View (Variable Anchor)

UI0404-VB~
Section A-A
153
Toggle UF08152~
Additional Information: The following parts can be fitted to URSP056-60 for use on an Variable Anchor.
System Part Number

Uni-8 UI0404-VB

FMA Fitting Detail - Toggle Clamp Part No: UF08152 - 4200
UF08152 - 4300
Plastic sleeve Bonded

for use with Washer
thicker insulation
Spacer cut
to suit insulation
*150 / 250*
*150mm / 250mm*
standard
supplied length
Toggle
Clamp
M8 Stud
200/ 300mm Long
* Note Use UF08152 - 4300 for 250mm depth insulation

Use UF08152 - 4200 for 150mm depth insulation
www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 22/12/2006 Revision Number: 0 Sheet: 1 of 1
Weather Shroud c/w Seals
155.30 Part No 040-211-600
Plastic Washer
Rubber Seal
300
Weather Shroud
16.5
Note: The Weather Shroud & Seals come as standard on the following assemblies: URSP52-60,
URSP53-60, URSP55-60 & URSP56-60.
Shroud Washer Seal

Material Aluminium Plastic Rubber
Finish Sateen Natural Natural
Application Flat Roof Anchors
www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date: 16/11/07 Revision Number: 3 ECR 82 Page 1 of 3

Weather Shroud c/w Seals Part No 040-211-600
A4 St. Steel Nyloc Nut
Bonded Washer
Component
Plastic Washer
Rubber Seal
Roof Membrane (by others)
Weather Shroud
Bitumen Pad / Bitumen

(by others)
Force Management Anchor
Toggle UF08152
(order separately)
For the details of how to fix the anchor to the roof refer to Technical
Datasheet 0933.
Weather Shroud c/w Seals Part No 040-211-600
Step 1
Fix the anchor to the

roof.
Step 2
Prime the base plate &

flange with bitumen
primer to manufacturers
recommendations.
Heat up the bitumen

pad / bitumen (supplied
by others) & base plate
& secure in place.
Step 3
Heat up the mineral felt

membrane & bond it to
the existing roof
membrane around the
plate.
(Follow manufacturers
technical instruction).
Apply sealant
around base.
Step 4
Check seal & washer
are in place.
Add component
& torque down.

Concrete Fixing Details Part No: 040-669-500 /
040-669-501
(Bag of 4)
M8 Nut
Sealing Washer
M8 All Thread
Spacer
150/300mm
Alignment Tube
M8 Mechanical Socket
Mechanical Socket Spacer / Alignment Tube Fasteners
Material Steel PVC Steel

Finish Plated Natural Plated
Quality Batch Inspection
Strength Individual Fastener Minimum 9kN (Typical figure for C20/25 cracked concrete).
www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date:12/06/07 Revision Number:2 (ECR 48) Page 1 of 3

Concrete Fixing (Concrete with Insulation) Part No: 040-669-500 /
040-669-501
Typical Fixing Detail (Bag of 4)
FMA (Including Weather Shroud) - Example only
Existing Membrane New Membrane
Insulation (300mm max)
Concrete Deck
Sectional View of Anchor After Setting
Product Data
The fixing detailed above is supplied by Uniline and is designed to be used when fixing through insulation to a concrete
deck. The anchor is secured mechanically to the concrete, this is achieved by pulling a cone into a sleeve. The sleeve is
forced against the side walls of the hole, securing the anchor in place. The full fastener can be seen on page 1. For
fixing instructions refer to Datasheet 0995.
Note: The socket MUST be fitted into solid concrete with a minimum strength of 25 N/mm² (C20/25) . If there is a layer
of screed on top of the concrete you must counter bore it to access the concrete.
Where insulation exceeds 300mm - contact Uniline.
Fixing Selection
Insulation Depth Concrete Fixing Drill ( 12mm Masonry) Setting Tool
0-150 mm 040-669-500 (4 off) Supplied by Installer 043-040-601

150-300 mm 040-669-501( 4 off) Supplied by Installer 043-040-601
www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date: 12/06/07 Revision Number: 2 (ECR 48) Page 2 of 3

Concrete Fixing (Concrete with Insulation on a Hollow Core Slab) Part No: 040-669-500 /
040-669-501
Typical Fixing Detail on a Hollow Core Slab
(Bag of 4)
FMA (Including Weather Shroud) - Example only
Existing Membrane New Membrane
Insulation (300mm max)
Hollow Core Slab
Sectional View of Anchor After Setting
System Data Recommended
Min 25mm
Fixing Areas
The socket supplied for fixing into hollow core slabs is the same as the product (shaded)
shown on page 2. It is recommended that you fit the mechanical socket into the
hollow core to avoid drilling into the rebar which runs along the length of the slab
( see fig 1). Before fitting to a roof of this type, obtain details of the slab type so
you can choose the most suitable Force Management Anchor.
When fitting the anchor into a hollow section the expansion of the sleeve forms a
Y shape. The holding strength in this appilcation relies on a combination of
expansion pressure and form-fit. For fixing instructions refer to Datasheet 0995.
The socket requires a miniumum depth of 25mm of concrete to provide a solid
fixing. Where insulation exceeds 300mm - consult Uniline.
Note: The anchor MUST be fitted into concrete with a minimum strength of 55
N/mm² (This is for a C50/60 grade on a Bison hollow core slab). If there is a layer Rebar
Figure 1
of screed on top of the slab you must counterbore it to access the concrete.
Insulation Depth Concrete Fixing Drill ( 12mm Masonry) Setting Tool
0-150 mm 040-669-500 (4 off) Supplied by Installer 043-040-601

150-300 mm 040-669-501( 4 off) Supplied by Installer 043-040-601
www.unilinesaftey.com Issue Date: 12/06/07 Revision Number: 2 (ECR 48) Page 3 of 3

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Foreword

Although the installing company is trained by Uniline Safety Systems it is the

All installations should be in accordance with prevailing National Safety

MATERIAL - Grade 316 stainless steel

ITEM: Unieye REVISION No : 2 Sheet 2 OF 2 DO NOT SCALE

Material 316 Stainless Steel

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date: 31/08/06 Revision Number: Page 1 of 2

Uniline Force Management Anchor Eye

When used as a single

Single Point Anchor Applications

Issue Date: 03/06/2008 Page 1 of 2 Issue No: 01

Intermediate bracket UI0404 MUST be fitted in the vertical orientation.

Issue Date: 03/06/2008 Page 2 of 2 Issue No: 01

M16 A470 Bolt

Component Specification * Different RAL colours available on request.

Baseplate Can Other Components

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 10/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 1of 3

Top View (End Anchor)

300 / 305 mm ctrs

Side View (End Anchor)

System Part Number

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 10/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 2 of 3

Top View (Corner Anchor) 400 mm ctrs

300 / 305 mm ctrs

Side View (Corner Anchor)

System Part Number

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 10/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 3 of 3

M12 A470 Bolt

Component Specification * Different RAL colours available on request.

Baseplate Can Other Components

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 10/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 1of 2

Top View (Variable Corner) 400 mm ctrs

300 / 305 mm ctrs

Side View (Variable Corner)

System Part Number

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 10/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 2 of 2

M12 A470 Bolt

Component Specification * Different RAL colours available on request.

Baseplate Can Other Components

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 11/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 1of 2

Top View (Intermediate Anchor)

Side View (Intermediate Anchor)

System Part Number

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 28/04/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 2 of 2

M12 A470 Bolt

Component Specification * Different RAL colours available on request.

Baseplate Can Other Components

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 11/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 1of 2

Top View (Intermediate Anchor)

Side View (Intermediate Anchor)

System Part Number

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 11/05/05 Revision Number : 00 Page 2 of 2

M16 A470 Bolt

Component Specification * Different RAL colours available on request.

Baseplate Can Other Components

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 26/09/06 Revision Number : 00 Page 1of 3

Top View (End Anchor)

500 / 505 mm ctrs

Side View (End Anchor)

System Part Number

www.unilinesafety.com Issue Date : 26/09/06 Revision Number : 00 Page 2 of 3

Top View (Corner Anchor) 500 / 505 mm ctrs

Side View (Corner Anchor)