MOB Cradle Recovery Pole - 1.7m - 4.7m - Telescopic Body Hook and Boat Hook Extension Pole for use with MOB Cradles - Body Recovery
Telescopic cradle recovery pole that extends from 1.7m to 4.7m , used for guiding a body within the water to a recovery cradle, stretcher or other similar recovery device.
TELESCOPIC CRADLE RECOVERY POLE
A telescopic recovery pole which can extend from 1730mm to 4730mm. The Cradle Recovery Pole has been designed for use with any of the marine cradles on the market, the system has a strong loop style body hook for capturing and guiding a body into the cradle on one end and for snagging a cradle's netting — a smaller boat hook style hook on the other end. The Body Hook has high visibility retro-reflective tape added, and the telescopic pole has a securing clamp which enables the user to operate the pole at any length between 1.7m to 4.7m.
Key Features & Equipment Benefits:
- Guides body within the water to a recovery cradle, stretcher or similiar recovery device.
- Designed to be used with a range of marine rescue cradles
- Dual hook-end utility:
- Strong 'loop style' body hook end to support recovery and retrieval of a body into MOB cradle
- Smaller 'Boat Hook' style end for snagging cradle netting
- 'Hi Vis' retro-reflective tape on the body hook
- The pole is telescopic / extendable with a securing clamp, allowing you to handle the pole your chosen length from 1.7m to 4.7m
- Mounting Brackets for securing both the telescopic pole and extension to the side of a vessle or other chosen area.
Technical Information:
- 1 x High Quality Telescopic Pole with Boat Hook End
- 1 x 1m Extension Pole
- 1 x Body Hook End with Retro Reflective Tape
- 4 x Mounting Brackets for securing both the telescopic pole and extension
- Loop style and boat hook ends
- Length: 1.7m to 4.7
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| Price | £255.00 |
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Specification
Features
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Designed to be used with a range of marine rescue cradles
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Dual hook-end utility:
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Strong 'loop style' body hook end to support recovery and retrieval of a body into MOB cradle
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Smaller 'Boat Hook' style end for snagging cradle netting
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'Hi Vis' retro-reflective tape on the body hook
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The pole is telescopic / extendable with a securing clamp, allowing you to handle the pole your chosen length from 1.7m to 4.7m
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Mounting Brackets for securing both the telescopic pole and extension to the side of a vessle or other chosen area.
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1 x High Quality Telescopic Pole with Boat Hook End
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1 x 1m Extension Pole
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1 x Body Hook End with Retro Reflective Tape
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4 x Mounting Brackets for securing both the telescopic pole and extension
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Loop style and boat hook ends
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Length: 1.7m to 4.7
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