50 Degree Stock Picking Rolling Ladder
50 Degree Stock Picking Rolling Ladder
Is the 50 Degree Stock Picking Rolling Ladder a carrying cart or a stock picker?
These 50 Degree Stock Picking Rolling Ladders can be used as carrying carts and stock pickers allowing workers to pull multiple items from inventories improving their response time, productivity and efficiency. These stock picker ladders move easily to where workers need them and then securely lock in place with the EZY lock system. These ladders meet or exceed OSHA standards.
Pricing
Model # | # Of Steps | Top Step Height |
Step Width |
Overall Height |
Handrails | Overall W x L |
Weight Lbs. | EZY Tread |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DS-P001 | 6 | 60" | 24" | 97" | Yes | 30"x70" | 175 | $1206 |
DS-P002 | 7 | 70" | 24" | 107" | Yes | 31"x79" | 185 | $1,334 |
DS-P003 | 8 | 80" | 24" | 117" | Yes | 32"x88" | 195 | $1,443 |
DS-P004 | 9 | 90" | 24" | 127" | Yes | 33"x98" | 205 | $1,608 |
DS-P005 | 10 | 100" | 24" | 137" | Yes | 34"x107" | 210 | $1,659 |
DS-P006 | 11 | 110" | 24" | 147" | Yes | 36"x116" | 230 | $1,722 |
Model # | # Of Steps | Top Step Height |
Step Width |
Overall Height |
Handrails | Overall W x L |
Weight Lbs. | Grip Strut |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DS-P007 | 6 | 60" | 24" | 97" | Yes | 30"x70" | 175 | $1,307 |
DS-P008 | 7 | 70" | 24" | 107" | Yes | 31"x79" | 185 | $1,517 |
DS-P009 | 8 | 80" | 24" | 117" | Yes | 32"x88" | 195 | $1,712 |
DS-P010 | 9 | 90" | 24" | 127" | Yes | 33"x98" | 205 | $1,833 |
DS-P011 | 10 | 100" | 24" | 137" | Yes | 34"x107" | 210 | $1,914 |
DS-P012 | 11 | 110" | 24" | 147" | Yes | 36"x116" | 230 | $2,004 |
Features
Standard Features
1" square tube is is stronger than round tube
Three 23" x 25" shelves
The EZY lock system plants ladder legs on the floor when pressure is applied to the bottom step
Steps are 7" deep
Top step is 21" deep
Grip Strut tread for slip resistant footing
Options
Options
Parts
Parts
Tread Types
Perforated - EZY Tread (perforated) is the most affordable option for rolling ladder treads. However, it does not perform well in certain work environments. It enables just the right amount of grip for most work environments. It is not the most or the least aggressive tread
Optimal for clean or standard duty areas
Formed from a solid steel sheet
Affected by dirt, dust, snow, and other hazards
Eliminates sagging metal and front edge wear common with inferior products
Economical
Serrated - Grip Strut (serrated) provides the best grip and tread for more demanding work environments. A more premium option than traditional perforated tread. A slip-resistant tread design is a must when oily or wet surfaces can be a foot in the work world. A serrated tooth surface formed from a solid sheet of steel give Grip Strut a tough, long-lasting super surface for grip. Aggressive, strong, sure-footed, and self-cleaning, Grip Strut is hard to beat.
Great for environments that may be dusty, oily, or wet
Formed from a solid steel sheet
Allows for a safer solution when dirt, snow, dust, or oil are present
More grip compared to perforated treads
Aggressive sure-footed design
Documentation / Videos
Videos
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UPDATE TO OSHA REGULATIONS
Effective January 17, 2017, OSHA 1910 Subpart D (§1910.23 (e) (2) (i)) allows rolling ladders, also known as mobile ladder stands, with a 60 degree or less climb angle to be used by employers, with no minimum climb angle. This change parallels the regulations of the consensus standard for rolling ladders, ANSI ASC A14.7-2011, Safety Requirements for Mobile Ladder Stands and Mobile Ladder Stand Platforms (“ANSI A14.7”), paragraph 4.3.3
Due to updated OSHA requirements (§1910.23 (b) (11)), employers must make certain that ladder users climbing in either direction are facing the ladder steps at all times. ANSI A14.7, paragraph 6.10, allows users to descend rolling ladders facing away from the steps if the climb angle is 50 degrees or less.
As of January 17, 2017, ladders with a 50 degree or less climb angle remain in line with the design regulations of valid OSHA requirements and ANSI standards. Forward decent faced away from ladder steps when climbing downward is no longer permitted by OSHA 1910 subpart D, but is still permitted by ANSI A14.7.
Impending revisions of OSHA 1910 Subpart D – Walking-Working Surfaces (click here) and ANSI ASC A14.7-2011 American National Standard for Mobile Ladder Stands and Mobile Ladder Stand Platforms (click here) or more specifically (click here).
Upcoming revisions of OSHA 1910 Subpart D – Walking-Working Surfaces (click here), and ANSI A1264.1 Safety Requirements for Workplace Walking/Working Surfaces… (click here), also change the regulations for all guardrail systems, gates included. In order to meet the revised requirements, Tri-Arc’s Self-Closing U-Gate will face changes in instillation. Please ensure that current installations meet these updated requirements.