AB Chance Telescoping Grip-All Sticks

AB Chance Telescoping Grip-All Sticks Commonly called a “shotgun,” the operating mechanism incorporates a sliding handgrip that opens the hook to grasp a clamp eye-screw and retract it into the tool head. A thumb latch then must be depressed to release the locked hand grip so it can open the hook. While the tool head is of Lexan for close-quarter operations, the worker must maintain recommended working distance solely on the Epoxiglas pole section of the handle as the hook and its actuator are metal parts. Easy to care for, Grip-All sticks do not require field stripping to clean. All insulated parts including the operating rod are outside the main pole, readily accessible to wipe dry. CAUTION: Do not clean the plastic head with solvent. Tested per OSHA & ASTM F711 Design features rotating coupler and an engineered positive-lock button with safety stop to keep sections from parting or hook releasing while in use Mechanism locks sections into a solid, rattle-free tool Black head makes it obvious head is not included in minimum approach distance Can replace several conventional clampsticks Allows linemen to adhere to safe-working distances and positioning needs, with fewer sticks Reduces the number of clampsticks required on a line truck, saving limited storage space Engineered interface between sections ensure tool retracts with full control Close fit helps keep out dirt and moisture Top section is made with foam-center Epoxiglas insulated pole Functions of this telescoping style are identical to fixed-length style All controls can be easily accessed while wearing gloves Easy to disassemble, stick must be kept clean and dry inside to ensure long life Sales Drawing