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 CriticalTool brings in line various Confined Space Retrieval equipment that can ensure safe lowering or lifting of workers operating in manholes, tanks, or other confined space environments. Find rugged rescue tripods, rescue support steps and ladders, evacuation descender systems, and a lot more from popular manufacturers like Miller, MSA, Safewaze, and DBI/Sala.

 
     Check out our Confined Space Retrieval Equipment by clicking on products below or by using the filter on the left to browse according to your needs.    
 
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Miller by Honeywell 51/7FT High Strength Rescue Tripod, 7 Ft.
# 51/7FT

  • 7 Foot
  • Aluminum Construction
  • Withstands up to 5000 lbs of vertical pull
  • Adjustable legs for use in uneven surfaces

DBI-Sala 1241460 Retrax Shock Absorbing Lanyard
# 1241460

    • 6 ft. (1.8m) single-leg lanyard
    • Retractable design expands in reaction to your movements
    • Adjustable retraction length
    • Rugged thermoplastic retractor case
    • Abrasion resistant polyester webbing
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Miller by Honeywell 51X/9FT High-Strength RescueTripod, 9 Ft.
# 51X/9FT

  • 9 Foot
  • Aluminum Construction
  • Withstands up to 5000 lbs of vertical pull
  • Adjustable legs for use in uneven surfaces

MSA SRIW1000 SuretyMan Rope Termination Plate, 5/8" diameter rope
# SRIW1000

  • For 5/8" diameter rope
  • For use with the SuretyMan Rescue Utility Kit
  • Requires connecting hardware (not included)

Safewaze Extreme FS902 Rescue Support Steps
# FS902

  • Length: 70"
  • Relieves body pressure
  • Maximum Working Load: 400 lbs
  • Meets ANSI Z359.1-2007

Miller by Honeywell CP105 Pulley Connector for Miller by Honeywell Tripods
# CP105

  • Accommodates up to 1/4" Cable
  • For use with Miller Confined Space Rescue Systems

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