Versatile Confined Space Access Tripod, an essential tool designed to provide secure access in even the tightest spaces. This tripod offers adjustable height, ranging from 1.15 meters to 2.15 meters, ensuring flexibility for various scenarios. The wheelbase can be adjusted from 1.08 meters to 1.62 meters, guaranteeing stability while accommodating different space constraints.
This tripod features an aluminum alloy cast head and legs, providing both durability and lightweight convenience. The steel support-shoes are equipped with rubber soles, enhancing friction and stability, making it a reliable choice for various environments.
This Kratos Tripod is engineered to support a maximum load capacity of 500 kilograms under the head and 250 kilograms on each leg. This ensures that you can confidently rely on its strength and stability for your tasks. It features two mounted pulleys at the head, extending from the main leg. These pulleys are designed to facilitate the passing of cables, adding to the tripod's utility. Additionally, two auxiliary eye bolts serve as attachment points for your equipment.
1. What is a safety tripod used for?
A safety tripod provides a secure overhead anchorage point for fall arrest, work positioning, or rescue when entering or exiting confined spaces such as tanks, manholes, or silos.
Tripods are portable and self-supporting, meaning they don’t need an overhead structure or building connection. This makes them ideal for open environments where permanent anchor points are not available.
3. Can a tripod be used for rescue operations?
Yes. Tripods are commonly used with winches or self-retracting lifelines with retrieval functions to raise or lower workers safely during rescue scenarios.
4. What surfaces can a tripod be placed on?
Most tripods have adjustable legs and rubber feet for stability on uneven or sloped surfaces like concrete, soil, or metal grates.
5. How many people can a tripod support?
Tripods are typically designed for one user at a time, but always check the manufacturer's rated capacity and ensure it complies with local safety regulations.
6. What accessories are required for full use?
A complete setup usually includes a fall arrest or recovery device (like a winch or SRL), a harness, and appropriate connectors (e.g., karabiners or pulleys).