Features
- Versatile V-shaped tool hand to push against flat, cornered, and round surfaces
- Tool head has a rubber lining to prevent slippage
- Opposing V-hooks on the tool head designed to snag taglines
- Enhanced with carbon fiber sleeve on the neck to reinforce tool head
- Engineered ” Glove sized” hand stop with gussets. Highly ergonomic and slip-resistant grip
- Weighs as low as 1.75oz per foot · Load Testing: Static pull 400 lbs. Compression 600 lbs.
· Available in other sizes & Part Numbers: HFS24″, HFS40″ , HFS52″ , HFS72″ , HFS90″
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Randy Smaltz –
The HFS Push Pull Tool available on HFS Safety is a reliable and essential tool for industrial applications where safe handling and control of loads are crucial.
William Navas –
This tool is designed to offer both precision and safety, making it ideal for a wide range of environments.
Bruce Sampsel –
Robust Construction: The Push Pull Tool is built with high-quality materials that ensure durability and long-term performance even in the most demanding industrial settings.
Bruce Sampsel –
It is designed to withstand rigorous use without compromising on safety or functionality.
Sam Jesmer –
Ergonomic Design: With a focus on user comfort, this tool features an ergonomic handle that provides a secure and comfortable grip.
Ian Edens –
This design minimizes strain on the user, allowing for extended use without fatigue.
Dustin Sholty –
Precision Control: The Size 24 Push Pull Tool is engineered for precise control, enabling operators to maneuver loads with accuracy.
Daniel Chocron –
This is especially important in industries where exact positioning is critical for safety and efficiency.
Andrii Lamziuk –
This tool is versatile and can be used in a variety of industrial applications, including load management, equipment handling, and positioning tasks.
Katherine King –
Its adaptability makes it a valuable addition to any industrial toolkit.
Ashley Thompson –
Safety Features: Safety is a top priority with the HFS Push Pull Tool. It is designed to reduce the risk of injury by allowing operators to maintain a safe distance from hazardous loads while still exerting full control.