ship Ladder Luggage Conveyor-Belt Denver Airport installation

An ErectaStep ship ladder gives workers safe access to remove jams on a luggage conveyor belt beneath the Denver Airport.

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What’s a ship ladder?  A “Ship Ladder” is defined by OSHA in proposed section 1910.21 as a stairway equipped with treads and stair rails with a slope greater than 70 degrees. Sometimes referred to as ship stairs, the term doesn’t mean it’s only used on ships, but merely stairs/ladders between 50° to 70° of incline and applications are for areas where standard stair length runs are not feasible.

In almost every industrial environment, safe access for maintenance and production is a must. Erectastep's series of ship stairs is an OSHA-compliant, configurable solution that provides stability and durability. Plus, because it offers complete customization, it’s made to fit virtually any industrial application need.

This steep incline stair is not suited for standard public access, office, commercial, or residential use applications.

Product Description

For industrial/commercial maintenance access and industrial/ commercial storage access. This steep incline stair is not suited for standard public access, office, or residential use applications. Suitable in areas where standard stair length runs are not feasible.

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