Frontline COM3410K MEGA Swivel 10k Concrete Anchor

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Frontline MEGA Swivel Series

MEGA Swivel 10K Concrete Anchor

The Frontline COM3410K is the 10,000 lbf member of the MEGA Swivel anchor family. Its swivel ring design lets the D-ring rotate a full 360 degrees and flip back and forth by 180 degrees, so your lifeline stays aligned with the worker instead of side-loading the connector. The strength comes from heavy-gauge heat-treated alloy steel, a reinforced bridge, and locking caps, while the patent-pending key lock design keeps the D-ring seated in its swivel housing and prevents the steel from spreading under heavy loads.

The anchor body is reusable: install it in sound structural concrete, work the area, then remove it and relocate with a new COM3410KRB replacement bolt. Rated at 10,000 lbf ultimate tensile strength with a 2,000 lb working load and 310 lb user capacity. The spec sheet claims ANSI Z359.1-2007 and Z359.7-2011, OSHA CFR 1926.502 and 1910.140, and EN 795.

Frontline COM3410K MEGA Swivel 10k Concrete Anchor with swiveling D-ring
10,000Tensile Strength (lbf)
2,000Working Load (lbs)
310Max User Weight (lbs)
360°D-Ring Swivel
1.4 lbsAnchor Weight
5Standards Claimed

Who Needs This Product

This product is a reusable concrete anchorage connector. It provides the anchor-side tie-off point of a personal fall arrest or fall restraint system on concrete walls, ceilings, columns, and decks. Pair it with a full-body harness and an energy-absorbing lanyard or self-retracting lifeline. It is not a complete fall protection system on its own, and a competent person must verify the concrete substrate before use.

Features

360 degree swiveling D-ring

The D-ring rotates 360 degrees and flips 180 degrees, keeping the connecting device aligned with the worker as they move across the work area.

Patent pending key lock design

Keeps the D-ring seated and locked into its swivel housing, preventing the steel from spreading outward during heavy loads.

Heat treated alloy steel

Heavy gauge heat-treated alloy steel with a reinforced bridge, D-ring, and locking caps delivers the 10,000 lbf ultimate tensile rating.

Reusable anchor body

Remove the anchor and relocate it across the job. Each new anchoring point requires a replacement bolt for COM3410KRB.

Zinc plated finish

Zinc plating on the steel swivel assembly resists jobsite corrosion through repeated installs.

Multi-orientation installation

Works on vertical, horizontal, and overhead concrete surfaces: walls, columns, ceilings, and structural decks, per the user manual.

Technical Specifications

Model COM3410K
Ultimate tensile strength 10,000 lbf / 44 kN
Working load 2,000 lbs / 908 kg
Max user weight 310 lbs / 140 kg
Material Zinc-plated, heat-treated alloy steel swivel
Height 5.5 in / 139.7 mm
Bolt diameter (ref) 1.05 in / 26.6 mm
Rotation 360-degree swivel, 180-degree flip
Unit weight 1.4 lbs (spec sheet)
Replacement bolt Frontline COM3410KRB

The bolt is single-installation. The MEGA Swivel anchor body is reusable, but the concrete bolt must be replaced with a new COM3410KRB bolt every time the anchor is moved to a new anchoring point. Never reinstall a used bolt, and only install the anchor in sound, cured structural concrete per the Frontline user manual.

Compliance Standards

ANSI Z359.1-2007

American National Standards Institute safety requirements for personal fall-arrest system components, as stated on the Frontline spec sheet.

ANSI Z359.7-2011

Qualification and verification testing of fall protection products by accredited third-party laboratories.

OSHA CFR 1926.502

Federal OSHA fall protection systems criteria and practices for construction work.

OSHA CFR 1910.140

Federal OSHA personal fall protection systems requirements for general industry.

EN 795

European standard for personal fall protection anchor devices, as claimed on the Frontline spec sheet.

Typical Applications

Concrete constructionTie-off points on poured walls, columns, elevated decks, and parking structures during active construction.
Tilt-up and precast workTemporary anchorage during panel erection, finishing, and connection work where anchors move with the crew.
Bridge and civil maintenanceReusable anchorage for inspection, repair, and rehabilitation crews working from concrete superstructures.
Facility maintenanceRecurring tie-off locations on concrete ceilings and walls for HVAC, electrical, and envelope maintenance.

Installation Overview

Follow the manufacturer's manual. The sequence below is an overview only.

  1. Select. Have a competent person choose sound, cured structural concrete clear of cracks, spalls, and edges, per the manual's substrate requirements.
  2. Drill. Drill the hole to the diameter and depth specified in the Frontline user manual for the COM3410K bolt.
  3. Clean. Blow out and brush the hole to prevent dust and debris from compromising the bolt's grip.
  4. Install. Seat the anchor and tighten the concrete bolt to the torque specified in the manual.
  5. Verify. Confirm the anchor is fully seated, the D-ring swivels freely, and the installation matches the manual before connecting.
  6. Relocate. To move the anchor, remove it, discard the used bolt, and reinstall at the next point with a new COM3410KRB bolt.

Inspection and Retirement

Inspect before each use, with a documented competent-person inspection at least every 6 months. Pull the equipment from service for any of the conditions below.

  • Cracks, deformation, or spreading of the swivel housing, bridge, or locking caps
  • Bent, gouged, or distorted D-ring, or a D-ring that no longer swivels freely
  • Damaged, stripped, or corroded bolt threads, or any previously used bolt
  • Corrosion or significant loss of the zinc-plated finish
  • Missing or illegible product labels and markings
  • Any evidence the anchor has arrested a fall
  • Cracked, spalled, or deteriorated concrete around the installation point

Remove the anchor from service immediately if it has been subjected to fall-arrest forces or has failed any inspection point, and destroy retired equipment so it cannot be returned to use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can the COM3410K be used for both fall arrest and fall restraint?
Yes. In fall restraint the system keeps the worker from reaching a fall hazard, so the anchor sees far lower loads. In fall arrest the anchor must stop a fall in progress, which is why the COM3410K carries a 10,000 lbf ultimate tensile rating and must be paired with energy-absorbing connecting devices. Confirm your available fall clearance with the fall clearance calculator on this page before relying on a fall arrest configuration. For a deeper walkthrough with system examples, read our guide: Fall Arrest vs. Fall Restraint.
Do I need a new bolt every time I move the anchor?
Yes. The anchor body is reusable, but the concrete bolt is a single-installation component. Each new anchoring point requires a new Frontline COM3410KRB replacement bolt, sold separately, so crews typically keep several on hand.
What is the difference between the COM3410K and the COM345K?
The COM3410K is rated at 10,000 lbf ultimate tensile strength with a 2,000 lb working load and uses a larger 1.05 in bolt. The COM345K is rated at 5,000 lbf with a 1,000 lb working load and a 0.75 in bolt. Both share the same 360 degree swiveling, 180 degree flipping D-ring design.
What kind of concrete can it be installed in?
The anchor is designed for sound, cured structural concrete. Hole diameter, depth, edge distances, and minimum concrete requirements are specified in the Frontline user manual, and a competent person must verify the substrate before each installation.
Why does the swiveling D-ring matter?
As a worker moves, a fixed D-ring can twist the lanyard or side load the connector. The MEGA Swivel's 360 degree rotation and 180 degree flip keep the connecting device aligned with the load path, reducing wear on equipment and awkward loading on the anchor.
How many workers can tie off to one anchor?
One. The COM3410K is rated for a single user with a maximum combined weight of 310 lbs including tools, per the spec sheet and manual.
What documentation is available for submittals?
Frontline publishes a spec sheet, a user instruction manual, and an independent Intertek test report covering the COM34 series. All three are available as PDF downloads in the submittals section of this page.

Build Your Concrete Anchorage Around the COM3410K

Need help specifying the right system for your jobsite? Confirm your application, anchorage, and clearance with us and we will walk through the kit list so the right equipment ships together.

Call 863-703-4522 to talk to a fall protection specialist.

Frontline warrants its products against manufacturing defects in workmanship and materials, as well as product recalls, for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase. This warranty excludes normal wear and tear, misuse, and improper installation. The limited warranty is provided only to an end-user customer for the period set forth in an order accepted by Fall Protection Distributors, LLC.

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