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    Rossgliss Rescue Ladders

    Jan. 21, 2009
    Related To: CAPITAL SAFETY
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    DBI-SALA, a Capital Safety brand, introduces the Rollgliss Rescue Ladder, which provides a means of assisted rescue after a fall has occurred where standard fall protection equipment is in use. The Rollgliss Rescue Ladder can be anchored to a structure and dropped down to the victim's level so that he or she can climb up or down to safety. The ladder is easy to climb with rungs that are reinforced with plastic and steps that are staggered instead of straight across. The lightweight synthetic material makes the 3.8-pound ladder easy to transport to the rescue area. The ladder is available in 8-foot sections.

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