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Werner D6224-2 300-Pound Duty Rating Fiberglass Flat D-Rung Extension Ladder, 24-Foot Features
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Werner D6224-2 300-Pound Duty Rating Fiberglass Flat D-Rung Extension Ladder, 24-Foot Specifications
Designed for industrial use, Werner D6200-2 Series Fiberglass D-Rung Extension ladders provide the stability you need for all your heavy duty-jobs. Ideal for everything from commercial and residential construction to facilities maintenance, these ladders are the industry standard for 300-pound-rated fiberglass extension ladders. And because their rails are made of fiberglass, Werner D6200-2 are recommended for use around electricity. So whether you need to access a roof or work from the ladder itself, your D6200 Series ladder will help you get the job done.
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 Exclusive ALFLO rung joint means Twist-Proof Performance to ensure a safe climb.View larger. |
 Durable action feet for use on hard or penetrable surfaces. View larger. |
D6200-2 ladders have a Type IA duty rating, which means they have a load capacity of 300 pounds. Completely dependable, each ladder features slip-resistant Traction-Tred 1-1/2-inch D-rungs that provide a level, comfortable standing surface. And because Werner D6200-2 Series ladders are made with fiberglass non-conductive rails they are recommended for use around electricity.
For durability, this series includes many features, such as the exclusive ALFLO rung joint, rugged gravity spring locks, durable rail shield brackets, shoes with Shu-Lok slip-resistant pad and spur plate, and molded rung braces.
Twist-Proof Connections and Shu-Lok Feet
D6200 Series ladders feature the patented ALFLO rung-to-rail connections that help keep the ladder from twisting during use.
The Shu-Lok slip-resistant pad and spur plate can rest flat or in spur position for soft ground. During setup, the Shu-Lok feature holds each foot in position. This means your hands are free to properly set up the ladder.
Easy to Extend and Separate
Each Werner D6200 Series ladder is easy to extend thanks to external guides at the top of the base section and internal guides on the bottom of the fly section. In addition, the rugged gravity spring locks operate smoothly.
Also, each ladder utilizes a smooth-operating, heavy-duty rope and pulley and features a rope clamp that ties the rope to the rung (the 16-foot model is not equipped with rope and pulley). For further convenience, the base and fly sections separate easily, so you can use the base section as a single ladder.
Hassle-Free Accessory Installation
For further convenience, pre-pierced holes on the rails make for easy field installation of accessories, including Pole Lashes, Cable Hook and V-Rung Assembly, and others. Click here for a full list of Werner Ladder accessories.
About Werner: The Pros' Choice
Werner, the most trusted name in ladders, is preferred by pros more than any other brand. For over 60 years, pros have looked to Werner to supply their climbing equipment needs. Werner manufactures a full line of safe, professional-grade products for any job, and it builds its ladders to withstand even the most challenging tasks--that's why Werner ladders are found on more jobsites than any other brand.
What's in the Box
Fiberglass D-rung extension ladder.
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Werner D6224-2 300-Pound Duty Rating Fiberglass Flat D-Rung Extension Ladder, 24-Foot Overviews
D6224-2 Features: -Extension ladder.-300lbs duty rating.-Mar-resistant molded end caps.-Pre-pierced holes for easy field installation of accessories.-External guides at top of base section securely interlock rails.-Heavy duty pulley with rope.-Direct rung to rail connections.-Interlocking side rails.-Slip-resistant Traction-Tred D-rungs.-Base and fly separate easily to use base section as single ladder.
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