Feberglass Insulated Rescue Hook NGK 36kV

Feature:

Used to withdraw an injured worker out of a hazardous area

Specifications:

• The stick is available in standard lengths of 6 and 8 foot, also can produce as customers' requirement.
• Also can made as per you requies. Please contact us for more informations
• Item 35KV
• Length 3m/4m
• Section 1
• Withstand Voltage 36kV
• Weight 3kG

Usage:

The Rescue Hook (JTRH6'/8') is an invaluable tool to assist in the removal of an injured worker from a hazardous area (near electrical gear, vaults, confined spaces etc).

Introduction:

The body rescue stick is a must have life-saving devices in all of your electrical safety areas.

Hook is constructed of high-strength, vinyl-dipped steel and has a 18"W opening. Handle is made from non conductive fiberglass. 100% electrically proof tested and meets ASTM F711 standard specifications.

An invaluable tool for any workplace used to withdraw an injured worker out of a hazardous area. Confined spaces, in vaults, or just near electrical cabinets and switch gear are some of the places where the Macron Insulated Rescue Hook is a must. Featuring a foam filled, fiberglass reinforced handle for superior electrical insulation and a coated heat treated body hook with an 18" yellow coated, heat-treated steel hook on one end and a rubber end cap on the other end. This combination produces a tool of the highest quality, durability, and reliability, setting a new industry standard. manufactured from the highest quality electrical grade fiberglass. Wall thickness has been engineered to provide the utmost in mechanical strength to meet the rigors of in field pushing, pulling or twisting of stubborn equipment.

Each stick interior is filled with a high-performance closed cell foam to prevent water ingress. The stick exterior has been chemically sealed to provide a smooth surface texture for easy cleaning.Utility Solutions straight sticks meet or exceed all applicable industry performance criteria including ASTM F711, ASTM F1826 and OSHA Sub. V sec. 1969.951(d).

Feature:

Used to withdraw an injured worker out of a hazardous area.