Terry Towelling Rags (10kg Bag) Ideal for cleaning and drying out surfaces

• 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

• 110V 16Amp Plug

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Perfect for intricate tasks where dexterity and breath-ability are essential.
Fabric: Nylon, PU
Colour: Black
SIZE 11 XXL

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.

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.

It is recommended for safety reasons that contractors should formally check and record the wear of the hooks at intervals of 6 months using the wear gauge.
The gauge is suitable for all types of Panpuller or e-Plus Panpuller.
The wear gauge provides easy Go/No-Go assessment of when to replace the hook.
Work hooks have a tendency to slip off the clips, which can present a significant risk to operators.

Cat No; Reference: 0039/42900 The PANSETTER is suitable for all Network Rail Sleepers fitted with PR, e & e-PLUS. Used for lifting the sleeper to the rail foot. It pushes the rail over, leaving the correct gap between the rail foot and the Pandrol housing, so that the insulator can be easily placed in the correct position. All Pandrol hand-tools can be supplied with optional insulated handles, which have recently been upgraded to 35mm diameter cylindrical handles with ‘T’ cross bars for improved ergonomic and safer use.

Designed to be used singularly or in pairs, for the lifting and transportation of lengths or rail, or parts of points and crossings from one location to another. The Ironman can also be used to transpose rail from one side of the track to the other. Therefore by straddling the running rails, access to the four-foot, six-foot and cess is possible.

Designed to be used singularly or in pairs, for the lifting and transportation of lengths or rail, or parts of points and crossings from one location to another.

The Ironman can also be used to transpose rail from one side of the track to the other. Therefore by straddling the running rails, access to the four-foot, six-foot and cess is possible.

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