Holds the guy in the ground
The anchor gives the down guy a fixed point in the soil, so the pole resists the pull of the line.

Anchors & Nuts
Earth Anchor / Auger is a screw anchor for pole guys: a steel helix on a rod with an eye at the top, turned into the soil at the lead of the guy. The guy wire is made off to the eye and holds angle and dead-end poles upright. Specify rod diameter, helix diameter, length, finish and the quantity you need.
At a glance
The anchor gives the down guy a fixed point in the soil, so the pole resists the pull of the line.
The helix screws the anchor into the soil; the single or double eye at the top takes the guy fittings.
1/2–1 in (12–25 mm) rods, 4–10 in (100–250 mm) helixes of 8 G (4 mm) and above, 12 in (300 mm) long and above, painted, powder coated or hot dip galvanized.
Also known as
Also called screw anchors in the US.
The anchor is set out at the lead distance from the pole on the side away from the pull of the line. It is screwed into the soil with a bar through the eye or with a powered installer, in line with the guy, until only the eye stands above ground. The guy strand is then made off to the eye and tensioned.
Common applications
Poles where the line turns or ends carry an unbalanced pull. A down guy to a screw anchor holds them upright.
Poles carrying heavy equipment or long spans are guyed against leaning. The helix size is chosen for the soil at the site.
Telecommunication and lighting poles are guyed the same way. Painted or galvanized anchors suit each owner's specification.
Questions answered
Earth Anchor / Auger holds the guy in the soil, with Hex Nut and Washers on the anchor fittings; the strand, grips and guy insulators come from other makers.
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