• Insulated Heel & Point Crowbar
• 60" Insulated Solid, Non-Conductive Fibreglass Shaft with Forged Steel Ends
• Conforms to BS8020
• Quote MM0001 when ordering over the phone to receive our special price of £35 (exc vat)
• Tested up to 10000V
• Safe for up to 1000V 
• 1.5M 
• 6KG

Insulated 1.5M Point End Crowbar

• Insulated Point End Crowbar
• Insulated Solid Fibreglass Shaft
• Conforms to BS8020
• Rubber Grip for Extra Comfort
• 32MM Ø X 57" Long

Insulated Chisel End Crowbar

Insulated Heel End Crowbar

All Steel Square Mouth Shovel intended for shoveling out, concrete mixing, working tarmac as well as cement, back filling trenches and maneuvering ballast.

PRODUCT HANDLE: 28" / 711MM ALL STEEL MYD

PRODUCT SIZE: BLADE: 10'' WIDE X 12.1/2" LONG

• Rail Tongs manufactured from forged steel.
• Designed to accommodate a range of rail sections.
• Hi-Vis Yellow

• Tongs used for the safe manual handling and moving of Steel Sleepers.
• Built to be both durable and robust, they allow the rail worker to use them to re-position and remove steel sleepers as required.

• Tongs used for the safe manual handling and moving of Steel Sleepers.
• Built to be both durable and robust, they allow the rail worker to use them to re-position and remove steel sleepers as required.
• Insulated to BS8020.

• Timber Nips used for the safe manual handling and movement of Timber Sleepers.
• A durable and robust tool

Rear arch extractor for FASTCLIP ‘FC PANDROL No. LP15177 The rear arch extractor remains available to extract clips around IBJ’s. This tool is ONLY needed at IBJ’s in order to extract clips which are shielded by the scalloped section of the joint. It is also unique to FASTCLIP ‘FC’ and does NOT work with ‘FE’ clips. Instructions for Rear Arch Extractor The hooks in the frame of the tool locate into the reaction points on the shoulder, as shown in the photograph. The clip is extracted using the tines inserted in the rear arches of the clip. Once located grasp both handles of the ‘Tee’ bar, and stand ‘naturally’ with feet apart then move one leg half a pace back, to prevent loss of balance during clip extraction. Push the handle away to extract the clip, stopping at the ‘Parked’ position, or continuing to push away to fully extract the clip from the shoulder.