• A Network Rail approved compact and lightweight Possession Limit Board with integral rail top clamp.
• Tilt Switch Operation - No keys to use or lose
• LED Light - Flashing Day and Night
• Powered by 2 No "C" cell batteries
• Weight - 2kg

• 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.

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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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 as a manual propelled, stand-alone load-bearing rolling platform for use on the rail track. Each trolley is equipped with a fail safe braking system and is supplied with detachable Brake and Push Handles. The Split Trolley has been designed to be split into two halves to aid with manual handling and transporting to and from site.

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Designed to be used as a manual propelled, stand-alone load-bearing rolling platform for use on the rail track. Each trolley is equipped with a fail safe braking system and is supplied with detachable Brake and Push Handles. The Split Trolley has been designed to be split into two halves to aid with manual handling and transporting to and from site.

The Link Trolley supplied by STEL is used on the Network Rail (NWR) and London Underground (LUL) infrastructure. The Link Trolley is used for carrying heavy loads of tools and equipment accross the rail tracks to accomodate track maintenance operations.

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Designed to be used as a manual propelled, stand-alone load-bearing rolling platform for use on the rail track. Each Link Trolley is equipped with a fail safe braking system and is supplied with detachable Brake and Push Handles. Up to three Link Trolleys can be connected together.

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.

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.