WernerCo, Europe’s leading access solutions specialist, has announced the launch of its new fibreglass work platform, available in both its ZARGES and Werner brands, ideal for low-level jobs on-site.
The new platform from WernerCo offers the best overall choice for any trade and work around electricity. Constructed using durable and non-conductive fiberglass legs, which are highly resistant to weathering, the platform ensures safe working while around electricity.
Its square, extra-large, slip-resistant 0.6m x 0.6m platform is ideal for professionals who require a comfortable and spacious work surface, as well as for those who require a compact design for easy storage and transportation. Added safety is offered thanks to its slip-resistant feet, splayed base and easy to use locking hinges. The platform, which boasts a maximum load capacity of 150kg, also offer non-conductive fibreglass legs making it safe for work around electricity.
The WernerCo release, which features a robust design for durability, offers a height of 0.50m, with a safe working height of 2.25m (based on the height of an average person at 1.75m), and weights just 6.1kg. Its folded dimensions come in at 0.70m x 0.62m x 0.18m.
For more information on the new Werner Odd Job and Werner’s range of products, please visit:
https://www.wernerco.com/uk/odd-job-600-fibreglass-work-platform
About WernerCo
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When it comes to working in the most demanding and challenging conditions, the Werner track record is proven.
Our products have earned their reputation time and time again, providing the professional user with work at height solutions they know they can trust. Products that simply won’t let them down.
That’s no accident. We use only the highest grade materials to make our products and oversee the complete manufacturing process – from start to end. So, by the time it reaches you, you can rest easy in the knowledge you’re getting one of the safest and most dependable products around, purpose built to work in the toughest environments.
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