• Hi-Vis Chainsaw Trousers (XL)
• Elasticated waist
• Stretch Material in crotch for easy movement
• 1 x velcro back pocket
• 1 x velcro side pocket
• Type C CLASS 1 Protection Conforms to EN381-5 20m/s
• EN471 : 2004 class 2
• Internal side seem to prevent snagging
• Zip fly
• Eight layers of all round protection
• Buttons for braces and kidney flap for comfort
• Ultra light pro trouser
• Reflective hi-viz stripes 7cm

British Rail, Network Rail, Rail

SOCKET, IMPACT, BI-SQUARE, 1-1/8" X 1" DRIVE, AS CHAIR SCREW

50mm pin
500mm ring suits this socket

• Minimum Space Required in Vehicle
• Support Arm Works as Stabiliser during Loading and Unloading
• Reduce potential injury and fatigue to operator
• Doesn't have any influence on axel counters, even when they are not correctly adjusted (set over height)
• Safe and efficient method of transporting tools and smaller plant equipment to worksite
• Width - 360mm
• Length - 870mm
• Height - 190mm (without push handles fitted)
• Height - 820mm (with push handles fitted)
• Weight - 13.6kg (without push handles fitted)
• Weight - 17.8kg (with push handles fitted) 
• Safe Working Load - (NWR Spec) 250kg
• Safe Working Load - (LU Spec) 75kg
• BS EN 13977:2011 - Railway application - Track - Safety requirements for portable machines and Skate Baskets for construction and maintenance.
• RIS 1701 PLT - Rail Industry Standard for Portable and Transportable Plant Used for Infrastructure Work.

Cat No Reference: 0039/47852 Suitable for use on FASTCLIP FC and FASTCLIP FE The original version of the sleeper lifter can still be used in conjunction the new installer where sleepers need to be lifted more than 20mm. Instructions for Sleeper Lifter LP12608 The scissor action of the frame opens in order to locate the pincers of the tool into the sides of the shoulder with the clip in the ‘Parked’ position. Place the hook of the tool over the head of the rail, and as the body of the tool rises the scissor action closes the pincers and lock into the shoulder. 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 sleeper lifting. Push the handle away to lift any ‘dropped’ sleeper if ballast conditions do not support the sleepers engaging with the foot of the rail. These tools should be used in pairs to lift the sleeper to locate both rails simultaneously with the rail seats of the sleeper. The sleeper lifter can used on the same rail seat as the FASTCLIP installer, by locating between the hooks of the installation tool.