Super Anchor Safety 1062, 1063, 1064 Evac (Evacuation) Anchor

The Super Anchor Evac™ series (1062, 1063, 1064) is a temporary, one-person roof tie-off anchor that fastens to top chords during framing and is removed (evacuated) from the roof after completion. These anchors are designed to install to rafters (2×4, 2×6, or 2×8 depending on model), support fall arrest and fall restraint at a 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength, and then be driven flush into the attic when their service is done. Including a bolt kit and tether strap in the package, the Evac anchors help eliminate permanent protrusions.

Features

• Temporary anchor for framing stage with later removal
• Rated for single-user fall arrest and restraint
• 5,000 lb minimum breaking strength
• Models matched to rafter sizes: 1062 (2×4), 1063 (2×6), 1064 (2×8)
• Includes bolt, tether strap, and instructions

• SKUs: 1062, 1063, 1064
• Device type: Evac™ temporary anchor
• Intended rafter top chord sizes:
   • 1062 — 2×4
   • 1063 — 2×6
   • 1064 — 2×8
• Material: 11-gauge zinc coated / steel
• Package weight:
   • 1062 ~1 lb
   • 1063 ~1.25 lb
   • 1064 ~1.5 lb
• Inclusion: Bolt kit, tether strap, instruction manual
• Minimum breaking / tensile strength: 5,000 lb
• Maximum user weight: 310 lb including tools
• Hardware: 5/16" x 1-1/2" grade 8 bolt with locknut
• Use mode: Fall arrest and work positioning
• Removal: Designed to be driven flush (evacuated) into attic or interior after roof completion
• Standards: OSHA 1926.502 and ANSI Z359.1-07

• Choose the correct model (1062, 1063, 1064) based on top chord size.
• Position the anchor legs against the sides of the top chord from beneath framing.
• Install the bolt through the chord and tighten so the anchor legs clamp to the member.
• Secure tether strap to prevent the anchor from dropping.
• After the roof work is complete, remove the bolt and drive the anchor legs down flush into the attic or interior space.

Q: What is the purpose of the Evac™ anchor?
A: A temporary anchor for fall protection during framing that can later be evacuated (removed) from the roof surface.

Q: What are the differences among 1062, 1063, 1064?
A: They correspond to rafter sizes: 1062 for 2×4, 1063 for 2×6, 1064 for 2×8 chords.

Q: What is the anchor’s breaking strength?
A: The minimum breaking / tensile strength is 5,000 lb.

Q: What user weight can it support?
A: Up to 310 lb including tools.

Q: How is the anchor removed after roof completion?
A: Unscrew the mounting bolt and drive the legs flush into the attic or interior to hide it.