CLIMBING RIGGING SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CLC GRIPLOCK Alexander Andrew, Inc. 1306 S. Alameda Street Compton CA 90221 climbing and rigging safety equipment, namely harnesses, lanyards, equipment to arrest falls, and mechanical rope safety apparatus for use with ropes and cables;CLC GRIRLOCK;
CLC GRIPLOCK CUSTOM LEATHERCRAFT MANUFACTURING CO. INC. 10240 S. Alameda St. SOUTH GATE CA 90280 climbing and rigging safety equipment for use in prevention of body falls and body injuries, namely, harnesses, lanyards, full-body harnesses, life lines in the nature of a safety rope with a snap hook attached for use with harnesses and other safety equipment, rope grabs in the nature of a fastener with a safety line which attaches a body harness, safety anchors for securing safety lines for use with a body-fall-prevention system, carabiners for use only as safety equipment; safety belts worn by workers for attachment to lanyards and safety lines; retractable safety systems for use in the prevention of body falls consisting of harnesses, lanyards, full-body harnesses, life lines in the nature of a safety rope with a snap hook attached for use with harnesses and other safety equipment, rope grabs in the nature of a fastener with a safety line which attaches a body harness, safety anchors for securing safety lines for use with a body-fall-prevention system, carabiners for use only as safety equipment, safety belts worn by workers for attachment to lanyards and safety lines, all capable of being retracted;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A bait rigging holder includes a V-shaped trough supports the bait along its entire length during insertion of rigging needles through the bait. The trough includes a frontal slot that allows the rigging needle to be inserted through the jaw and nose when the bait is vertically oriented. The trough includes a side slot for transverse insertion of the rigging needle through the gill covers, preparatory to tying closure. Both insertions may be made without encountering any point dulling surfaces and allow the fish to be removed after penetration for manually completing the rigging operations. The holder includes provisions for holding a plurality of needles of varying sizes, as well as a support for rigging spools.