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15m Wire Rope Ladder Aluminum Medium Weight
The ladders have rigid rungs (aluminium) and flexible sides, that are made from wire rope. The advantage of this is that it allows the ladders to be suspended from a...
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xThe ladders have rigid rungs (aluminium) and flexible sides, that are made from wire rope.
The advantage of this is that it allows the ladders to be suspended from a fixed point rather than like a conventional ladder.
Our ladders can be rolled up for easy transport and storage, weigh much less than a conventional ladder and can be deployed in confined spaces.
All ladders have a SWL of 130kg. They have a tag with serial number, manufacturer’s identification, date of manufacture and safety maintenance check.
MEDIUM WEIGHT MESUREMENTS: 15M, 20mm x 300mm, Weight 10.6kg
These flexible ladders were originally developed for caving exploration but over the years their progression into different industries have been very successful. Such as:
– Events rigging– Theatre– Confined space silo access– Manhole and sewer access– Marine/pleasure boats– Military– Climbing walls– Mining industry– Fire escape ladders– Caving ladders
Plus many other applications.
A Guide to the Care and Use of Wire Rope Ladders
- Normally the life of wire rope will depend upon the amount of bending it receives. Bending can be minimised by the following :- (i) If a large anchorage (belay point) causes the ends to diverge excessively an extra trace could be used or a karabiner linked across the “C” clips. (ii) The rungs should be horizontal – not tilted. (iii) If the wires between adjacent rungs tend to form a helix, the ladder has probably passed through itself. This should be corrected so that the wires become relaxed. (iv) Do not walk on the ladder whilst not erected (v) Place padding over sharp edges.
- The site should be cleared of loose rocks and equipment.
- A “C” clip must not have more than one other load bearing “C” clip engaged with it.
- If the previous usage of the ladder is not known, it should be inspected for damage. A few broken wires may not be serious, but any damage should be tagged and reported. (Manufacturer can affect repairs).
- A safety helmet should be worn.
- A safety line is always a good idea, especially on long climbs. There is a variety of belaying devices and techniques available. Those not experienced in this field should seek advice.
- Only one person at a time should be on the ladder.
- CLIMBING TECHNIQUE: When climbing only 4.5m or so, technique is not very important. However, on longer climbs an inexperienced person can become exhausted very quickly. The main thing is to make the legs do the work. This is best achieved by “hugging” the ladder whenever possible so that the hands are inserted from the other side. Some people manage to insert the heels of their shoes from the other side also. There is still a natural tendency “to hang on for grim death” with the arms, and some mental concentration is necessary to overcome this. Long climbs should not be attempted without some practice.
- A karabiner or snap hook attached at the waist is very useful. The climber can hook himself onto the ladder rung and rest in comparative comfort. It also leaves both hands free.
- CORROSION: Occasional wetting with fresh water will not cause significant corrosion. However, it should be washed if necessary and dried before storage. Greater care will be needed if exposed to sea water. A corrosion retarding fluid could be applied provided it does not make the rungs greasy.
- LIMITATIONS: These ladders are designed for use in situations where the use of a rigid ladder or a safer means of access is not available. They are not intended to withstand the wear and tear of a fixed installation or indifferent usage. However, they are much safer than a single rope and if used correctly should provide many years of faithful service.
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Orders marked "In Stock" are typically shipped within 12-24 hours.
Delivery is usually made within 1-7 business days, depending on the destination and item weight.
Flat shipping fee applies for all orders up to a certain weight limit.
Estimated Delivery Times:
- Metropolitan Areas: 1-2 Business Days
- Regional Areas: 2-3 Business Days
- Remote Areas: 5-7 Business Days
Shipping Costs:
- Standard freight charge is flat rate for orders up to a specified weight.
- Shipping costs for larger, heavier, or dangerous goods are calculated at checkout.
- Custom items may take additional time to ship (please allow extra business days).
Signature on Delivery:
- All orders are sent with signature on delivery to ensure secure receipt.
- If unavailable, parcels will be taken to the nearest collection point for pickup.
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- For Authority to Leave (ATL) requests, we do not accept responsibility for missing, lost, or damaged parcels.
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- Estimated delivery times are based on stock availability and courier services.
- Orders placed for items that are out of stock will be notified and processed upon arrival.
Shipping Partners:
- We partner with reliable courier services to ensure prompt delivery.
- In certain cases, we may substitute a shipping carrier if necessary and provide you with an updated quote.
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- You will receive tracking details once your order is dispatched.
- For any delivery-related issues, please contact us promptly for assistance.
International Shipping:
- International shipments are subject to additional customs and duties.
- Delivery times for international orders may vary.
Transit Insurance:
- Transit insurance is available for orders valued up to a specified amount.
Express Delivery:
- Express service is available for orders of smaller items (up to a specified weight).
- Orders will be processed and shipped within 12-24 hours on business days.
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- In Stock: If an item is available, it will be shipped according to the standard terms.
- Out of Stock: Orders for out-of-stock items will be processed once available.