CraneFoot
Finally, dunnage has come out of the dark ages. The new Cranefoot is a super heavy-duty plastic dunnage which serves as an outrigger pad. Cranefoot will not rot or splinter and has its own robust handle. The Cranefoot design is engineered to maximise load capacity while reducing weight to make it easier to carry and safer to use.
Features and Benefits
The Cranefoot is a heavy-duty plastic dunnage suitable for use in accordance with AS1418 Part 5 (Australian Standard for the design loads of mobile cranes) and AS2550 Part 5 (Australian Standard for the safe use of mobile cranes).
The new Cranefoot 540HD is engineer certified to 16 tonne and is now the product of choice for elevated work platforms, light cranes, borers and similar equipment. We also offer Cranefoot 550 – rated to 11 tonnes, Cranefoot 500 – rated to 10 tonnes and Cranefoot 400 – rated to 6 tonnes.
Every Cranefoot is quality tested in accordance with AS4040.3 – 1992 methodology as well as Section 11.2.6 of Qld Mobile Crane Code of Practice 2006.
- Cost-effective
- SH & E benefits
- Heavy-duty
- Carry handle
- Won’t splinter or rot
- Standard sizing
- Bright and distinctly coloured
- Add a company mould-on graphic
- Engineer certified
- Proven in the field
- Extremely long service life
- Every pad QA compression tested
* Please note: Before purchase, this Deed Poll must be executed by the Customer.
Mould-on Graphics
Your company logo can be incorporated into the product using tough moulded-on graphics. Your company logo could be on each product for promotion and security identification. Graphics are indelibly marked onto the product in the moulding process. They will not peel, crack, smudge or fade. They will last as long as the product!
Hydraulic Drill Holster
Our tough tool holster for safe and easy access.
A very tough, very simple and very safe pouch for close-at-hand storage of hydraulic drills. The holster hangs on the rail of the EWP basket, keeping the tool at easy reach for the operator. The elastic retainer is designed for one-handed use, both releasing and retaining the tool.
