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Spill Products120L CHEMICAL SPILL KIT
€209.00C1220120
Introducing the 2-Wheeled Bin Spill Response Kit by Ecospill!
When it comes to tackling unexpected spills, you need a reliable solution that ensures quick and efficient cleanup. That’s where our 2-Wheeled Bin Spill Response Kit comes into play. Engineered with excellence and designed with practicality in mind, this spill response kit is a must-have for any organisatio seeking to maintain a safe and clean environment.
Absorbs: 120 Litres Contains: 60 Pads 4 1.2m Socks 8 Pillows 10 Haz bags and ties -
AccessoriesGel/Rubber Knee Pads
€22.96A robust gel/rubber knee pad which has been designed to last.
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AnchoragesGlyder™ 2 Sliding Beam Anchor
€247.00Our anchorage connectors are built from top quality materials guaranteeing high strength and durability to stand up to the toughest environments. Anchorage connectors are the unsung heroes of most fall protection systems, often overlooked but critical com
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Complete hands-free horizontal mobility
Anchor effortlessly slides across the beam following you as you work, and can be used overhead or at your feet for added versatility.
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Use Force2™ lanyard when tieing off at feet
Unique shock absorbing lanyard can be used for up to a 12 ft. (3.7m) free fall, ideal when there is no overhead anchorage and your only option is to tie-off at your feet.
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Rotating D-ring tie-off point is fixed in center
Synthetic wear pads reduce friction between the anchor and the I-beam, allowing smooth effortless operation.
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Replaceable wear pads eliminate metal-to-metal contact
Simply depress locking tab on either beam clamp and slide to fit snug against beam for fast and easy adjustment.
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Integrated dual ratcheting adjustment system
Unique system protects the anchor from accidental disengagement. In additon, the locking tab is located on the side instead of the top reducing change of it being kicked or forced open by the user’s lanyard.
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