The 500-C Series ladders represent great strength and extraordinary safety. All this is incorporated into the tubular rail construction of this ladder. Available in all standard sizes - see specifications below.
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Specifications | |||||
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SERIES 500-C 2-SECTION | |||||
Size | Closed Length | Width | Width Over Poles | Banking Thickness | Weight* |
14' | 9' .75" | 24" | 7" | 74 lbs | |
16' | 10' .75" | 24" | 7" | 75 lbs | |
18' | 11' .75" | 24" | 7" | 76 lbs | |
20' | 12' .75" | 24" | 7" | 78 lbs | |
24' | 14' .625" | 24" | 7" | 90 lbs | |
28' | 16' .625" | 24" | 8" | 112 lbs | |
30' | 18' .75" | 24" | 8" | 131 lbs | |
35' | 20' | 24" | 8" | 153 lbs | |
40' | 23' .75" | 24" | 26" ** | 8" | 210 lbs |
45' | 26' .75" | 24" | 26" ** | 9" | 255 lbs |
50' | 28' .75" | 24" | 26" ** | 9" | 279 lbs |
SERIES 525-C 3-SECTION | |||||
Size | Closed Length | Width | Width Over Poles | Banking Thickness | Weight* |
28' | 13' .75" | 26" | 10.25" | 140 lbs | |
30' | 14' .75" | 26" | 10.25" | 164 lbs | |
35' | 15' 4" | 26" | 10.25" | 179 lbs | |
40' | 17' 7.75" | 26" | 28.5" ** | 10.25" | 245 lbs |
45' | 19' .75" | 26" | 28.5" ** | 11.25" | 265 lbs |
50' | 21' 2.75" | 26" | 28.5" ** | 11.25" | 297 lbs |
All dimensions listed are N.F.P.A. Design Verification Standards. Variations occur in each product of approximately +/- .125" due to the type of rivets, nuts, bolts etc. used. If you require precise dimensions, please call our office and request a copy of our current field dimension sheets. | |||||
* Weight listed is actual weight of product only. For shipping purposes, please call our office for packaged weight before obtaining freight estimates. | |||||
** Staypoles are optional on 40ft length. Weight without poles deduct approx. 35 lbs each.
All Extension ladders 40ft and over are equipped with 1/2" manila rope as standard |
We suggest all Fire Departments refer to both the National Fire Protection Association (N.F.P.A.) and the International Fire Service Training Association (I.F.S.T.A.) for complete and proper practices and usage of Fire Service ladders.