Flat Plate Lifting Anchors

Threaded socket components with a square flat base plate. Specify the plate dimensions, socket height and connection details for project review.

Square flat plate below the threaded socket.
Plate footprint specified independently from socket dimensions.
Socket-to-plate joining and acceptance requirements defined on the assembly drawing.

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Defined by the details.

Flat plate lifting anchor components pair a threaded socket with a square base plate. The illustrated form is identified by the straight-sided plate beneath the socket, rather than the circular plate used on a round plate socket. It is presented for drawing-based component procurement; suitability for lifting depends on the approved assembly and its supporting project documentation.

Specify the plate and socket as one assembly

Plate length, width and thickness are important purchasing dimensions alongside socket height, body diameter and the internal thread. The drawing should identify the socket position relative to the plate edges and define any required perpendicularity or positional tolerances.

The images show a junction around the socket-to-plate interface. Specify the required joining construction and acceptance criteria rather than assuming a particular weld process, weld qualification or inspection method from the photograph. State whether the order covers the socket and plate assembly only or any additional hardware.

A separate geometry from round plate sockets

The square plate footprint is the defining difference from the round plate version. Procurement documents should describe that footprint explicitly so a round-foot ferrule or circular plate socket is not substituted on the basis of thread size alone.

Reference lifting-anchor terminology does not establish a capacity for the illustrated component. The lifting arrangement, concrete conditions, reinforcement and mating lifting device need project-specific confirmation before use.

Information for a quotation

Tolerances, order quantity and lead time are assessed for the project.

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Plate length, width, thickness and socket position.
Socket height, body diameter, thread form and engagement length.
Joining detail and the inspection or documentation required for that joint.
Required material for each component, intended assembly, quantity and delivery requirements.

Buyer questions

Is the bolt in the picture included?

The photographs show a bolt beside or inserted into the socket. Specify whether a mating bolt is part of the requested supply; its presence in an image does not define the order scope.

Is this the same as a round plate lifting socket?

Both have a socket and a plate, but the illustrated base here is square. The plate geometry and complete assembly specification should govern any substitution.

What lifting capacity can be quoted?

No standard lifting capacity is stated for this component. Provide the required design and validation documents for review; a manufacturing quotation alone is not a lifting approval.