Ergodyne Arsenal 5710 Bucket Truck Tool Board Apron with Tool Tethering Attachment Points
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Product Description
Ergodyne Arsenal 5710 Bucket Truck Tool Board Apron with Tool Tethering Attachment Points
- MEETS ANSI 121-2018 - Third-party certified to 50lbs // 22.6kg static (total weight), 8lbs //3.6kg (grommets) and 3lbs //1.4kg (d-rings) with a 2:1 safety factor; max tether length: 4ft // 1.2m
- SECURELY STORE & ACCESS TOOLS AT HEIGHTS - Hang from aerial bucket hooks or railings for convenient gear access and prevention of dropped objects
- MAXIMIZES WORKING SPACE - Keeps gear up and out of the way in compact aerial buckets and other mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs)
- MULTIPURPOSE MOUNTING - 4 durable grommets and 3 straps allow secure attachment to bucket hooks and railings
- CONVENIENT STORAGE - 8 various sized pockets (1 pocket with 6 wrench slots, 1 pocket with a magnetic bar closure for small hardware and 1 pocket with 3 screwdriver slots), 1 hammer holster, 1 drill holster, 2 side holsters for spuds and sleever bars
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Ergodyne
Manufacturer
Ergodyne
PartNumber
13699
Model
5710
Warranty
We stand behind everything we make and guarantee our products to be free of defects in materials and workmanship to the original purchaser for the lifetime of the product. That said, damage, abuse, and/or normal wear are not covered.
Color
Black
Height
3
Length
24
Width
22
NumberOfItems
1
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