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Manta Ray Earth Anchors

Anchors and Rods refer to a component system that provides anchoring with no disturbance or displacement of soil.


1. Basic concept of the Manta Ray Earth Anchor and Rod application.


2. Manta Ray Earth anchors are available in many sizes.


3. Thread anchor rod into anchor.


4. Insert drive steel into anchor.


5. Position anchor at proper location and angle.


6. Drive anchor to proper depth.


7. Remove drive steel from anchor head.


8. Lock and test anchor and then connect anchor rod to whatever is being anchored.


9. This project was limited by the site footprint.


10. Anchor rods at face of slope cut after installation.


11. Steel poles and geogrid were used to connect anchors to the modular block wall.


12. Wall completed within limited footprint


13. Earth Anchor and rods can be used for a wide variety of applications, including retrofit improvements to walls,


14. Revetment Mats,


15. Gabion Structures,


16. Shoring and more.

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Anchors and Rods refer to a component system that provides anchoring with no disturbance or displacement of soil.

1. Basic concept of the Manta Ray Earth Anchor and Rod application.

2. Manta Ray Earth anchors are available in many sizes.

3. Thread anchor rod into anchor.

4. Insert drive steel into anchor.

5. Position anchor at proper location and angle.

6. Drive anchor to proper depth.

7. Remove drive steel from anchor head.

8. Lock and test anchor and then connect anchor rod to whatever is being anchored.

9. This project was limited by the site footprint.

10. Anchor rods at face of slope cut after installation.

11. Steel poles and geogrid were used to connect anchors to the modular block wall.

12. Wall completed within limited footprint

13. Earth Anchor and rods can be used for a wide variety of applications, including retrofit improvements to walls,

14. Revetment Mats,

15. Gabion Structures,

16. Shoring and more.