Split Set

Domed Plate

The FATE Engineering Split Set Domed Plate is a safe and durable support element that optimises load distribution on tunnel and mine roofs.

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Domed Plate

The Split Set Domed Plate is a special support element used in Split Set systems. It enhances stability in the tunnel or mine roof by optimizing load transfer between the rock and the Split Set bolt. Its domed design maximizes surface contact area and evens out load distribution.
When used in conjunction with the Split Set bolt during installation, it ensures secure anchoring of the roof or side surface. Manufactured from high-strength steel, it offers long-lasting and durable use in a variety of rock conditions.
Applications:
Tunnel and mine roof stabilization
Strengthening Split Set systems
Optimizing load distribution
Features:
Domed design ensures maximum surface contact
High-strength steel fabrication
Full compatibility with the Split Set bolt
Durable and suitable for a variety of rock conditions
FATE Engineering Split Set Domed Plates are critical accessories that provide safe, durable, and efficient support in tunnel and mining projects.

Technical data

Domed Plate technical data.

DOMED PLATE

DIMENSIONS(mm)	BLACK WEIGHT(kg)	GALVANIZED WEIGHT(kg)
120X120X4	0,37	0,47
125X125X4	0,40	0,50
140X140X4	0,50	0,60
150X150X5	0,73	0,83

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Split Set

The split set is a friction rock bolt consisting of a slotted steel tube and a bearing plate. It is driven into a borehole drilled slightly smaller than the tube diameter, using a percussive rig and a suitable driver tool. As it is driven, the slotted tube compresses and presses against the borehole wall; the resulting friction carries load from the moment of installation, with no grout or resin required. The plate spreads the load over the rock surface and holds mesh in place. Capacity depends directly on borehole diameter, so hole size and in-situ capacity should be checked by pull testing. Widely used in mining and for temporary support; because it is not protected by grout, SN rock bolts or self-drilling anchors are preferred where permanent support is required.