Tiger TIB Fall Arrest Retractable Lifeline/Inertia Reel Wire Type TPM with a Tiger lever hoist

Name: Tiger TIB Fall Arrest Retractable Lifeline/Inertia Reel Wire Type TPM with a Tiger lever hoist
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48300542878
Price: 193.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5175 (19 reviews)

SKU 48300542878 · ★ 4.5

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Tiger TIB Fall Arrest Retractable Lifeline Inertia Reel Wire Type TPM with a Tiger lever hoist with a Tiger lever hoist to align steel structures of fabrications The Columbus Mckinnon LX Range of load moving systems is available as `low cost’ alternative to our premium range of skates TIB Fall Arrest Retractable Lifeline Inertia Reel Wire Type • Triple pawl brake system with energy dissipating mechanism• Side cable exit for smooth operation and reduced cable wear• 150kg capacity for operator and tools• Lower self locking snap hook and swivel with built in impact indicator for connectingdirectly to the safety harness• Buffer spring at cable exit protects block and allows for smooth operation• Fully serviceable by an approved Service Agent Centre• High strength ABS (thermoplastic) casing• Ergonomic carrying handle makes transport

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