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The Arachnipod is the world's most versatile modular total edge management system (TEMS) and was recently awarded an Australian International Design Mark at the 2008 Design Awards. The Arachnipod is based around the concept of an industrial tripod, however this product is much more than just a tripod. Components can be added or removed as required so that the Arachnipod complements existing structural or natural features. The unique design of the patent-pending modular head means the Arachnipod can be constructed into many different configurations including a ginpole/monopole, bipod, tripod, quadpod, bridge system and handrail recovery monopole. For heavy loads an infinite number of additional legs can be fitted to increase the safe working load (SWL). Its versatility makes it an ideal system for workers in industries such as rescue and emergency services, construction, military, utility services, mining, film and maintenance. Meets CE EN 795B standard for Tripod and Quadpod.

How It Works The Arachnipod, in its most basic form, is a simple tripod with the three legs independently pivoting from an anodized aluminium head. The modular head has a similar design to a door hinge. Inserting or removing a pin through the center of the head allows the quick and simple addition or removal of components tocreate a configuration to suit any edge management scenario. Each head section contains a shackle.

The Arachnipod Advantage PLUS includes the basic Advantage Tripod system (Pulley Head and one swivelling rigging point) and adds a Gin Head, Rigging Plate, Quad Plate, and Reverse Head. A Quadpod system can be created by adding the appropriate Quadpod Add-On Kit to the base system.Weight:60 lbs.

• Systems that can be built from the Advantage-Basic
• Tripod with Pulley Head
• Bipod / A-Frame
• Offset A-Frame (using top pulley)
• Lazy Leg Tripod
• Handrail Monopole

This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel acetate which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.

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