Safety steps
Safety step stools compared
Our three safety steps all raise you about 370 to 395 mm. They differ in rating, shape and weight, and only one of them...
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Buying guides
Plain-English guides written from our own spec sheets. Each one explains what to measure, what the numbers mean and which model suits the job.
Safety steps
Our three safety steps all raise you about 370 to 395 mm. They differ in rating, shape and weight, and only one of them...
3 min read
Dangerous goods storage
Add up the flammable liquids you keep on site, pick a cabinet that holds them with room to spare, and put it away from...
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Ladders & access
A step ladder is for a quick reach. A platform ladder is for standing and working with both hands. An order picker is for...
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Pallet jacks
A manual pallet jack is cheap, simple and never needs charging. An electric one is worth the money when pallets move all day, over...
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Load skates
Load skates let a small crew roll a machine across the floor instead of craning or dragging it. The machine's weight, the gap underneath...
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Hand trucks
Most hand trucks look alike in a photo. The rating, toe plate, wheels and frame shape are what make one right for cartons and...
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Lift tables
A lift table brings the load up to the worker instead of the worker bending down to the load. Capacity, platform size and lift...
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Drum handling
A full 205 litre drum is heavy, round and hard to control by hand. Pick the equipment by the job: rolling it upright, wheeling...
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Platform trolleys
Size the deck to your usual load, match the castors to your floors and check the handle height. Shelves, mesh sides or a galvanised...
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Pallet jacks & stackers
A pallet jack moves pallets along the floor. A pallet stacker lifts them onto racking, a bench or a truck tray. The highest place...
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