Confined Space Tripod
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7ft Confined Space Tripod is a piece of equipment designed for use in confined spaces to provide a secure and stable anchoring point for personnel and equipment during entry and rescue operations. Confined spaces include areas that have limited access and egress, as well as poor ventilation.
Comes with 2x Mounted Pulleys at the head of the Tripod in the extension of the main leg for passing a cable and 2x auxiliary eye bolts as attachment points.
Steel support shoes come with a rubber sole to increase friction and provide more stability.
Every Tripod has been provided with an in-built fixture for attaching winches and also a Tripod Bag.
Features:
- Material: constructed from durable aluminum balancing the need for strength with considerations for weight and portability.
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Legs and Stability: The tripod is designed with three extendable legs that provide stability on uneven surfaces. The legs can often be adjusted to ensure a secure footing.
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Adjustable Height: The ability to adjust the height allows for flexibility in different confined space scenarios. It enables the tripod to be set at an appropriate height for personnel to enter and work safely.
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Attachment Points: Confined space tripods are equipped with multiple attachment points where additional equipment, such as winches, pulleys, or rescue systems, can be secured. This allows for a comprehensive confined space entry and rescue setup.
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Transportability: Portability is often a key consideration. Tripods are designed to be collapsible or easily disassembled for transport to and from job sites.
Specifications:
- Adjustable Height: 1.15m - 2.15m
- Wheelbase: 1.08m - 1.62m
- Max Load Capacity: 500 kg under head / 250 kg on leg
- Breaking Strength: 20 kN
- Resistance: 12 kN
- Conformity: BS EN 795 Type B, ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU, Machinery Directive, EN 1808
- Material: Aluminium
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