The main components in the anchor zone of the CONA CME system are the wedges, anchor head, load transfer element and trumpet. In the anchorage zone, the duct is connected to the trumpet and the strand bundle is spread out towards the anchor head, where each strand is individually locked with special BBR wedges. For the load transfer to the concrete, the CONA CME BT (bearing trumplate) can be used for tendon sizes from 2 to 61 strands and the CONA CME SP (square plate) can be used for 1 to 73 strands. The CONA CME BT bearing trumplate system makes use of an advanced and proprietary three plane load transfer, allowing for very small centre and edge distances at the anchorages, as well as application of the full post-tensioning load at very low concrete strengths. The CONA CME SP square plate is a more traditional system with a single plane load transfer to the concrete.

CONA CME anchorages are Type S stressing/active anchorages and Type F fixed/passive anchorages. The anchor heads of the stressing and fixed anchorages are identical. For construction works, the wedges of inaccessible fixed anchorages are secured by special wedge retaining measures and are protected by a cap during concreting. For restressable and exchangeable tendons, excess strand length is required at the anchorage. The extent of the excess strand length depends on the jack used for re-stressing or releasing and the strand protruding beyond the anchor head requires permanent corrosion protection and an adequate cap.