Set Breaching - Tactical Ladder 35
Set Breaching - Tactical Ladder 35 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock. Feel free to include this item in your cart, and our Customer Service team will provide you with an estimated arrival time for the backorder.
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Set Breaching - Tactical Ladder 35 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock. Feel free to include this item in your cart, and our Customer Service team will provide you with an estimated arrival time for the backorder.
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SET Tactical ladder is the first telescopic ladder in the world where 3 people can use the ladder at the same time. It is the 2nd generation with the revolutionary triangular tube design. This makes the ladder stronger and more torsionally rigid than ever before.
SET Tactical Ladder is certified according to the European norm EN 1147,specifically designed for tactical units - and rescue workers, which is one of the hardest certifications to obtain for a telescopic ladder. This means it can handle loads up to 500 kg or 3 people.
• Triangular tube design
• Angled rubber feet and
steps for better stability
and maximum safety
• Simple to transport
• Simple & safe unlocking
• Made of high quality
anodised aluminium
with glass fibre
reinforced plastic fittings
• Compact, easy to carry
• Light but strong
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