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Description
Duo Safety Series 1200-A Rescue Ladder, 3-3/4" Channel Rail
The Duo Safety Series 1200-A Rescue Ladder is a solid beam aluminum ladder.
The Duo Safety Series 1200-A Rescue Ladder incorporate Duo-Safety's exclusive tongue and groove arrangement. This outstanding construction design holds the sections firmly and rigidly, without brackets, hooks, or obstructions of any kind.
These compact ladders require a minimum of banking space - and have the extra advantage of being especially stable and rigid.
Features:
- 3-3/4" Channel Rail
- 750 lb Duty Rated
- Prong Feet as Standard
- Rubber Safety Shoes Optional for Hard Surface Use
Specifications:
Size
Closed Length
Width
Banking Thickness
Weight 28'
16' 3.25"
24"
6.5"
87 lbs
30'
18' 3.25"
24"
6.5"
107 lbs
35'
20' 3.25"
24"
6.5"
122 lbs
All dimensions listed are NFPA Design Verification Standards. Variations occur in each product of approximately +/- .125" due to the type of rivets, nuts, bolts etc. used. If you require precise dimensions, please call our office and request a copy of our current field dimension sheets.*INSPECT BEFORE YOU SIGN:
Please forward this information to the proper department/people so they are aware of what to do when the shipment arrives.
Due to the size, damages can occur on the inside of the packaging, due to improper handling by the carrier. Please BE AWARE upon arrival that there may be possible damage even if the basic packaging looks to be in good condition.
Please inspect all items & all sides in your shipment before you sign the truck driver’s delivery tablet/receipt. Packaging should be fully opened to view all sides of shipment. You have 30 minutes to do this before extra charges are added as the driver cannot be detained for hours while you raise/use item(s). If the truck driver refuses full inspection, do not sign the delivery tablet/receipt and ask to speak with the local freight terminal manager. Ask them to mark as damaged stating inspection was not allowed or refuse the shipment completely.
If the contents are in good condition, sign and date the driver's delivery tablet/receipt
If the contents/packaging is damaged, WRITE on the delivery tablet/receipt "DAMAGED" and as much detail(s) of actual damage; sign/date.
Accept any undamaged shipments when possible and only refuse damaged packages. The driver should give you a copy of the delivery receipt for your records.
Please contact us for further assistance before the driver leaves. If the shipment is damaged and the delivery receipt has been signed clear without any notation of damage, any possible rights to full payment on the freight claim are void.
The factory will not and cannot pay for freight company damages.
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