Tripod

Key Features

Comes with double integral head mounted pulleys which are permanently incorporated in the cast aluminium head of the tripod and provide independent passing over of cable from a winch and a retrieval block
Consists of two auxiliary eye bolts as attachment points
Material of cast head and legs: aluminium alloy
Consists of steel support: shoes provided with rubber sole to increase friction and impart more stability
Strength of anchorage point is greater than 23kN
Every tripod is provided with pre-installed universal mounting attachments to easily mount the winch and retrieval blocks
Comes with a sturdy bag to pack

Tripod is one such product that can be used for easy access by a worker into confined spaces such as manholes, tanks, etc.
It provides a means of controlled ascent and descent, as well as protection from fall, should the depth of the space require it.
A particularly challenging area of activity is when the worker is required to move into confined spaces.
KARAM provides equipment that allows easy overhead access in and retrieval of personnel and material from such confined space areas.
Can be used with winches PN801(DP), PN801(40)(DP), PN817(DP), PN818(DP), PN818(SR)(DP), PN818(C)(DP) when used with PN800(44) winch bracket and retrieval blocks PCGS20R(N), PCGS25R and PCGS30R when used with PN800(45) retrieval bracket.

SKU	PN800(DPW)(10ft)	PN800(DP)(10ft)	PN800(DPW)(7ft)	PN800(DPW)(10ft)
Height	7ft	10ft	7ft	10ft
Wheelbase Footprint (Ø)	1.5m	2.0m	1.5m	2.0m
Weight	12.25kg	16.9kg	12.55kg	17.2kg
Maximum Load Capacity	500kg	500kg	500kg	500kg
Certified To	EN 795:2012 Type B, Atex 2014/34/EU, IS 3521(Part 7):2021	EN 795:2012 Type B, Atex 2014/34/EU, AS/NZS 5532:2013, IS 3521(Part 7):2021	EN 795:2012 Type B, Atex 2014/34/EU, IS 3521(Part 7):2021	EN 795:2012 Type B, Atex 2014/34/EU, IS 3521(Part 7):2021

Ideal for use	Construction, Electricity, Oil and Gas Industry, Telecom, Chemical Industry, Civil Industry, Mountaineering, Fire Industry

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