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HD Type - Heavy Duty Pulling Grips (Colour Coded)

The HD, MD and LD type form a range of conductor grips that are quick and easy to attach and remove, in sizes from 8mm to 48mm, with MBL up to 24,000kgs and WLL 8,000kg. They are suitable for all common conductors, e.g. Horse, Lynx, Upas, Zebra and Araucaria plus earth wires OPGW. The flexible eye connects with Slingco line pulling swivels for trouble-free pulling applications. Made of galvanized steel.

Suspension Clamps- 201, 293

Anchor Buster

The Slingco Anchor Buster - A Dual-Purpose Powerhouse: Multi-functional tool for busting open expanding anchors and tamping dirt Engineered for the uncompromising demands of utility and construction environments, the Slingco Anchor Buster is a specialized 10-foot manual tool that provides both power and precision. It is built for two critical stages of pole setting and earthwork: expanding anchors and tamping backfill. Key Capabilities The Anchor Buster is built for tough field conditions and provides the leverage and durability crews need on the job: Anchor Expansion: The primary function is to ‘bust open’ expanding anchors. The 10-foot length gives crews the leverage needed to drive expanding anchors fully into undisturbed soil, helping achieve proper anchor holding strength. Precision Tamping: The tool features a weighted head designed to pack soil back into place. It compacts soil tightly around the anchor, reducing air pockets and helping prevent settling or shifting over time. Why Professionals Choose the Anchor Buster In an industry where equipment downtime is costly, the Anchor Buster offers a reliable, manual alternative to hydraulic or pneumatic systems. The manual design gives operators direct control over each strike, making it easier to feel when the anchor is properly set. Built from heavy-duty materials, the Anchor Buster is made to handle repeated impact in tough soil conditions. It’s a dependable tool for crews who need equipment that won’t fail in the middle of a job.

Pole Stands

Slingco’s pole stand is lightweight and compact making it easy to place, remove, and store on your truck or jobsite. The support leg’s swing-and-lock design make moving and storing the Slingco pole stand a breeze. The pole stand positions the pole at an optimal height for easy and safe framing. The pole stand’s capacity of 9,000 lb makes it capable of handing the majority of wood distribution poles. Its curved cradle allows for safe rotation of the pole for proper framing positioning. The pole stand’s high visibility and durability make it a proven choice for any work location or environment.

Pole Pullers

Slingco’s pole puller is a must have to comply with today’s safe working practices, reducing the potential for boom damage and greatly reducing the potential of personal injury. The pole puller is easily assembled and disassembled. The standard pole puller system is composed of four pieces and the deluxe system six pieces. These configurations make the Slingco pole puller easy to handle and lighter weight than typical units on the market. The Slingco Deluxe Pole Puller system includes the pole puller pad and back plate weldment. The pole puller pad has studs which keep the base plate in the optimum position when pulling poles. The back plate weldment has angled teeth to increase hold on the pole during extraction. Slingco’s pole puller offers a low point of attachment making it easy to remove even broken or cut poles.

Dirt Tarps

Slingco’s line of heavy-duty, reusable dirt tarps have been created with safety in mind. Keeping workers out of awkward, injury-prone positions is better for their long-term health, and the company’s bottom line. Dirt tarps have become a must-have product at utility construction sites. You can find Slingco Dirt Tarps being used at pole changeouts, transformer terminations and pedestals, as well as underground gas, telephone and other underground utility applications. In fact, with the ability to move crushed rock, sand, dirt, wet cement, dig spoils, and other contaminated soil, there are few reasons NOT to have a Slingco Dirt Tarp on the project!