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AUGUST 2012 | HIRE

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RENTAL

NEWS

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EQUIPMENT SHOWCASE

Capital Safety has launched DBI-SALA

Nano-Lok Self Retracting Lifelines (SRL)

which can be used in place of lanyards and

can be attached to any harness, reducing

fall clearances.

Rick Millar, Technical Manager for Capital

GEHL (a part of the Manitou Group) has

launched the RT Series Tracked Loaders,

with models the RT175 and RT210.

Features include the HydraTrac, a GEHL

patented Automatic Track Tensioning

System that provides the ideal tension for

the track system, saving time for the

operator and avoiding premature wear

and tear of the tracks; and the “5x5” Drive

Control System, an Electro-Hydraulic system

that gives the operator the choice of five

drivability settings (joystick sensitivity,

position reaction, engine response, anti-

stall and pump swash plate position) to

provide an active system that matches

application. For more contact: 02 9517

4597 or visit www.gehl.com/groundup

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New Gehl track loaders

A Gehl track loader moving brush with grapple

forks

Self-retracting lifeline range

Safety Australia & New Zealand said: “The

Nano-Lok SRL’s are lighter and smaller

than competing products. The lightweight

design provides the ultimate comfort and

productivity, while still being able to protect

workers up to 140kgs.”

The SRL technology retains tension on the

lifeline at all times, keeping it out of the

worker’s way reducing dragging, snagging

and trip falls. The automatic activating

arrestor locks quickly to stop falls within

centimetres, reducing free fall distances and

providing more protection at lower heights.

It also features a 1.8m web lifeline for

added strength.

The new Nano-Lok SRL’s have multiple

anchorage options. The quick-connect

anchorage connector allows the SRL to be

attached directly to the back of most

harnesses without needing a separate

karabiner. Instead of being attached to

the D-ring, the SRL attaches around the

web, allowing the D-ring to be used for

other equipment or rescue. The cab-mount

anchorage connector allows the SRL to be

attached directly to the cab of an order

picker, while the swivelling loop provides a

full range of motion.

The SRL’s can also be arranged as a twin

leg SRL providing 100% tie-off capabilities

which can be used to replace twin-leg shock

absorbing lanyards. For more contact:

1800 245 002 (AUS), 0800 212 505 (NZ) or

visit: www.nanolok.capitalsafety.com.au

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