LIMITADOR DE CARGA DE LÍNEA DE POLIPASTO DE 24" (pata = 36")
From The ESS Team
Minimize the risk of accidents and safeguard your lifting operations with the innovative 24" Snubby Hoist Line Load Limiter (36" Leg) from Energy Safety Supply. This ingenious device acts as a fail-safe attachment point for hoisting hooks, preventing them from becoming accidentally loaded when parked on anchor points or handrails.
Why Choose the 24" Snubby Hoist Line Load Limiter?
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Enhanced Safety and Accident Prevention: An unsecured hoist hook on a deck anchor point or handrail poses a serious safety risk. If accidentally loaded, it could lead to equipment failure, material drops, and potential injuries. The Snubby Load Limiter eliminates this risk by providing a designated and secure attachment point for the hoist hook when not in use.
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Reduced Recoil and Improved Worker Safety: In the event of an accidental snag or overload situation, the Snubby's internal webbing absorbs the shock, reducing the recoil force on the hoist and workers in the immediate area. This minimizes the risk of injuries and equipment damage.
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Simple Installation and User-Friendly Design: The Snubby Load Limiter features a web loop that can be easily choked around an anchor point or secured with a shackle. The 36" leg ensures ample reach for various attachment points. The user-friendly design minimizes training requirements and promotes safe hoisting practices.
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Durable Construction and Long-Lasting Performance: The Snubby is constructed from high-strength webbing encased in a protective sheath. This ensures exceptional durability and resistance to wear and tear, even in harsh construction environments. The bright yellow color enhances visibility for workers on the jobsite, further promoting safety awareness.
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Cost-Effective Safety Solution: Investing in a Snubby Load Limiter offers a cost-effective way to significantly improve the safety of your lifting operations. The durable construction minimizes replacement needs, maximizing your return on investment. Additionally, it potentially reduces the risk of costly accidents and worker injuries