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Technical Details

I acquired my Super Anchor Safety 4015M from Hardware Sales in 2010.

My Super Anchor Safety 4015M is 67 mm. long, 123 mm. wide, 25 mm. high, and weighs 443 g.

The 4015M s made from a number of plated steel stampings and minor parts. One 2.5 mm. plate forms a 3/4-circle rope channel, and extensions tabs on the sides are bent to support the cam axle pins. There are two cams, and two dimples in the shell, one opposite each cam. Each cam is made from two steel stampings riveted together. One 2.9 mm. stamping is folded to form the two sides of the cam, and a 5.5 mm. stamping forms the center. Each cam has 9 V-shaped notches on the side stamping, forming 10 teeth on each side of each cam. The center cam plate has no notches or teeth. The cams are connected by a 2.4 mm. stamped channel with a stamped knurl pattern for better grip. The connections and cam axles are all rivets. Springs on the channel pivot pins act to close the cams. A 4.7 mm. stamped eye with a 24.4 mm. hole pivots from the pin connecting the channel and lower cam. This is the tie-in point.

One side of the shell is stamped with ’ROPE:5/8"(16mm)’, an up-pointing arrow labeled "UP," "INSPECT BEFORE EACH USE!," and "ANSIZ-359.1." the other side is stamped "002 06."

Comments

The dual cam is similar to that on some of the Miller 8174 rope grabs, but like the Mittleman KB2 and unlike the Miller 8174s, this one cannot be opened to allow rigging at the middle of the rope. To rig this one, the user has to thread one end of the rope through the device.