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Built with durability, safety, and efficiency in mind, our selection offers a wide variety of choices that cater to different needs, from construction sites to warehouses, and from commercial environments to maintenance projects. Our step ladders are made from top-quality materials, including fibreglass, aluminium, and steel, ensuring stability and reliability in even the most demanding conditions.
Astrolift high quality stepladders are srongly built and durable, they are widely used in the construction industry. The fibreglass models are non conductive and therefore ideal for the electrical trade.
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The Comprehensive Guide to Industrial Step Ladders
Choosing the Right Material
Understanding the differences between fibreglass, aluminium, and steel step ladders is essential when selecting the best ladder for your needs. Consider factors such as weight, durability, and conductivity to make an informed decision.
Ladder Safety and Maintenance
Proper ladder maintenance and adherence to safety guidelines are crucial to ensuring a secure working environment. Learn about ladder inspections, storage best practices, and safety tips to keep your step ladder in optimal condition and reduce the risk of accidents.
Customisation and Accessories
Explore the variety of accessories and customisation options available for industrial step ladders, such as tool trays, castor wheels, and levelling systems. These additions can enhance the functionality of your ladder and improve overall workplace efficiency.
Compliance and Standards
Familiarise yourself with the relevant industry standards and regulations governing ladder use, such as the New Zealand standards AS/NZS 1892. Ensure your chosen step ladder complies with these requirements to guarantee safety and legal compliance.
Product Category Summary
Industrial step ladders are an invaluable tool for a wide range of industries, providing enhanced safety, improved productivity, versatility, and durability. By choosing a high-quality ladder, you're investing in a reliable, long-lasting solution that meets the unique demands of your specific applications.
At Astrolift, we pride ourselves on offering a comprehensive range of industrial step ladders that cater to the diverse needs of our customers. Our expert team is committed to providing exceptional customer service and tailored advice to ensure you find the perfect ladder for your requirements. With an unwavering focus on quality, innovation, and safety, you can trust Astrolift to deliver the ultimate in warehouse equipment solutions.
Industrial step ladders typically have a weight capacity ranging from 150 kg to 250 kg, depending on the ladder's material, design, and size.
Yes, fibreglass step ladders are non-conductive and safe for use around electrical work, while aluminium and steel ladders should be avoided due to their conductivity.
Consider the height of the tasks you'll be performing and choose a ladder that allows you to work comfortably without overreaching, keeping in mind that you should not stand on the top two steps.
Some step ladders are designed with adjustable legs or levelling systems to accommodate uneven surfaces, while others may require additional stabilising accessories.
Fibreglass ladders are non-conductive, durable, and lightweight; aluminium ladders are lightweight and corrosion-resistant; steel ladders are robust, heavy-duty, and offer high weight capacities but may be heavier and prone to corrosion.
Store your ladder in a dry, sheltered area, preferably horizontally on racks or hooks to prevent warping or damage.
Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines, maintain three points of contact, and use the ladder on stable, even surfaces. Additionally, avoid overreaching or standing on the top two steps.
While extension ladders may be suitable for some tasks, step ladders provide greater stability, safety, and ease of use for most industrial applications.
