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Table Of Contents 4 Rope 4 Climbing Rope 6 Rope Accessories 7 Rope Bags 5 Accessory Ropes 9 Climbing Equipment 8 Prusik Cords & Tails 13 Friction Savers 17 Fall Protection 9 Lanyards 13 Blocks and Pulleys 18 Climbing Saddles 9 Rope Grabs & Positioners 14 Carabiners, Snaps & 21 Spikes & Pads 12 Ascenders & Desenders Connectors 23 Arborist Tools 23 Saws Sheaths 28 Pole Accessories 32 Hedge Shears 24 Hand Saws 30 Hand Pruners 33 Hydraulic & Pneumatic 26 Pole Saws & Pruners 31 Lopping Shears Pruning 34 Power Equipment 34 Husqvarna Chain Saws 36 Chains 38 Chainsaw Accessories Table Of Contents 42 Safety Equipment 42 Safety Gloves 45 Hearing Protection 47 First-Aid Personal Care 43 Vests and Clothing 45 Communication Headsets 48 Traffic Control 44 Hard Hats 46 Safety Glasses 49 Tree Care & Rigging 49 Staking & Bracing 56 Falsecrotch Blocks & 62 Spray Guns & Accessories 50 Cabling & Bracing Hardware Lanyards 70 X-Rigging Rings 53 Cable & Rope Pullers 56 Speed Sling 73 Implants 54 Lowering Devices 57 Rigging Slings 74 Chemicals 55 Fiddle Block & Tackle 58 Aerial Blocks 74 ARBORjet 55 Rigging Plates 60 Logging Tools 55 Slide Line Kit 61 Sprayers and Accessories 40 Other Products 40 Files 69 Supersonic Air Knife 81 Mechanical Aids 41 Miscellaneous Tools 71 Anchors & Irrigation 82 Tree Paint & Filler 63 Alturna Mats 72 Nursery & Orchard Supplies 83 Petroleum Supplies 64 Arborist Books 77 Stump Grinder Teeth 89 Truck Accessories 67 Axes, Shovels, Rakes & Forks 78 Chipper Knives & Accessories 68 Root Barriers 79 Auger Bits 4 ROPE A Climbing Lines All of American Arborist Supplies selected climbing lines are low B stretch, safety lines approved for climbing use. Please take personal responsibility when selecting lines and also inspecting your existing C lines to ensure safety. A D B E C D F E YALE CLIMBING LINES A - XTC Fire is a 1⁄2” 16-strand braid rope with a core. Tensile F strength is 6200 lbs. Shipping Wt. 9 lbs. per 100’ R180137-16 (per foot) . $0.89 G R180137-90 (600’) . $496.00 B - XTC Red is a 16-strand braided rope. Tensile strength is 6200 H lbs. Shipping Wt. 9 lbs. per 100’ R180132-01R . $0.89 I R180132-60R . $496.00 C - Blue Moon is an 11.7mm 24-strand double braid rope. Tensile TEUFELBERGER CLIMBING LINES strength 6500 lbs. Shipping Wt. 6 lbs. per 100’ A-D - The tried and true Safety Blue Braid (SBB) 16-strand climb- R180123-75 (per foot) . $0.90 ing lines from New England Ropes live on at Teufelberger Fiber R180123-90 (600’) . $505.00 Rope. Still one of the best wearing climbing lines in the industry. D - Blaze is an 11mm 24-strand is a splicable double braided rope. Tensile strength is 7000 lbs. in colors and 7700lbs for white rope. Tensile strength is 5600 lbs. Shipping Wt. 6 lbs. per 100’ Shipping wt. 7.0 lbs. per 100’ R180123-75 (per foot) . $0.87 A - HighVee SBB (Orange/White) E - Imori is a 12mm 24-strand kernmantle construction climbing R180128-16 (per foot) . $0.95 line. Tensile strength is 6500 lbs. Shipping Wt. 12 lbs. R180128-90 (600’) . $539.00 R180132-10 (150’ w/ eye) . $158.00 B - UltraVee SBB (Green/White) F - Kern Master- 7/16” semi-static kernmantle climbing/ascent R180128-14 (per foot) . $0.95 line. Not for doubled rope technique, but an excellent choice for R180128-70 (600’) . $539.00 single rope ascent, or working SRT. Tensile strength 7100 lbs. C - Teufelberger Safety Green SBB Shipping wt. 11 lbs. R180122-82 (200’)…………..$144.00 R180125-17 (per foot)... $0.98 A D - Safety Blue Braid (White) R180128-12 (per foot) . $0.80 R180128-70 (600’) . $488.50 B E - Arbor Elite (Red/White & Black) 16-strand climbing line that has a supple hand and knots as good as any ½” in the industry. C Tensile Strength is 6300 lbs. Tensile strength is 6800 lbs. Shipping wt. 7.0 lbs. per 100’ D R180129-00 (Red/White & Black) $0.85/ ft. F-H Tachyon - 11.5 mm. diameter, kernmantle construction with new Flexiform Core technology. Great handling climbing line fits SAMSON CLIMBING LINES popular 11-12 mm. hardware. Shipping Wt. 5.8 lbs. per 100’ A - ArborMaster Red/Black/White is a 1⁄2” 16-strand braid rope with F - Green/Blue R180125-11... $ 0.91/ft. a core. Tensile strength is 8100 lbs. Shipping Wt. 7.7 lbs. per 100’ R180125-60G $489.00/600’ R180129-14 (per foot) . $0.98 G - Orange/Yellow R180125-13 $ 0.91/ft. R180129-75 (600’) . $569.00 H - Teufelberger Green R180125-20(Green/Black & B - ArborMaster Blue Streak is a 1⁄2” 16-strand braid rope with a White.) $ 0.92/ft. core. Tensile strength is 8100 lbs. Shipping Wt. 7.7 lbs. per 100’ I - 1⁄2" Safety Pro 12 with modified 12 strand construction. Stays R180129-12 (per foot) . $0.98 round for excellent knot holding. Shipping Wt. 7.5 lbs. per 100’ R180129-60 (600’) . $569.00 R180131-00 . $0.76 C - Velocity Hot R180131-60 . $387.00 D - True Blue is a 1⁄2” 12-strand “oversize” 1⁄2" hollow braid rope. Tensile strength is 7300 lbs. Shipping Wt. 8.8 lbs. per 100’ R180126-00 (per foot) . $0.98 R180126-60 (600’) . $615.00 ROPE 5 Double Braided Ropes A B C D DOUBLE BRAIDED COMPOSITE This double braided polyester over nylon rope provides excellent abrasion resistance and is available in 1⁄2",5⁄8", 3⁄4" or 7⁄8". Rope Tensile Shipping Wt. Cat. No. Price TREELINE BRAID 5 8 3 4 Size (lbs.) (per 100’) (per foot) (per foot) Teufelberger Treeline is available in both ⁄ " and ⁄ " diameters. 12 strand braided rope is white with a red tracer. 1 2 A ⁄ ” 9500 8 lbs. R180130-10 $0.90 5⁄8" - Tensile strength 8,600 lbs. B 5⁄8” 18000 12 lbs. R180141-10 $1.37 Shipping Wt. 11 lbs. per 100’ R180144-00 (per foot) . $1.05 C 3⁄4” 23000 15 lbs. R180154-10 $1.69 R180144-60(600’)$568.98 7 D ⁄8” 32000 24 lbs. R180158-10 $2.35 3⁄4" - Tensile strength 12,200 lbs. Shipping Wt. 15 lbs. per 100’ R180150-00 (per foot) . $1.45 A R180150-60 (600’) .
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