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Jameson Pole Saws, Pole Pruners, Tree Saws The Leader In Fiberglass Poles Since 1956 Jameson introduced the first fiberglass lay-up sticks over 50 years ago to meet the needs of telecommunication linemen. The strength and durability of fiberglass proved indispensable when lifting leak detection equipment onto aerial cables and soon replaced wooden poles as the industry standard. Since that time, Jameson’s product line has expanded to include a variety of pole configurations, tools and accessories. Consequently, our customer base now extends to telecommunication and CATV linemen, professional arborists and landscapers. By consistently providing the highest quality fiberglass poles, Jameson remains the professional’s choice for line clearance and tree care. All Jameson poles are manufactured with a non-fiberglass surface veil to prevent ‘fiber blooming and feature heavy duty aluminum ferrules with external leaf spring locking button. FIBERGLASS LAY-UP STICKS AND PRUNER POLES STICKS AND PRUNER FIBERGLASS LAY-UP Professional Tree Care Line Clearance Landscapers And Typical Use Prolonged, Repeated Professional Tree Care Aerial Construction Homeowners Usage Lightweight With Foam Core Protects Against Industry Standard For Key Feature High-Durability Enamel Light Duty Landscaping Moisture And Debris Over 50 Years Coating Wall Thickness & Pole Weight Standard Lowest Standard Low Ergonomic Performance Excellent Best Excellent Good Individually Tested To 100Kv Batch Tested To 100 Kv Batch Tested To 100 Kv Per Dielectric Testing No Per Foot For 5 Minutes Per Foot For 5 Minutes Foot For 5 Minutes Color High Visibility Safety Yellow High Gloss Blue Jameson Yellow Green Ferrules Aluminum Heavy Duty Leaf Spring Locking Button Interchangeable With Other Yes Jameson Poles & Pole Heads 28 www.rjmcompany.com 800-828-5732 Preferred For Aerial Construction And Line Clearance Jameson’s original foam core pole is the highest quality fiberglass pole available. Foam core prevents debris and moisture build up inside pole and adds extra hoop strength and rigidity. High visibility color. Protective surface veil prevents fibers blooming at surface due to abrasion or ultra-violet light. Meets requirements of OSHA Subpart V 1926.951(d)(1)(i): Every JE series pole is tested to 100KV per foot for 5 minutes. Not a “hot stick.” - Attach Tool Head to Pole’s Ferrule (Pruner or Pole Saw) with Adapter - For Additional Length, Attach Extension Pole(s) Into Base Pole JE SERIES FOAM CORE POLES CORE JE SERIES FOAM runer) Tool Head (P er dapt .110” Wall Thickness 1.25” Pole Diameter rule A 2.6 Lbs Based On 6’ Extension Pole er emale F ole F P Sawhead Pole Sawhead Extension Pole Base Pole Pole Ferrules 6’ 8’ 10’ 12’ Extension Pole Female Ferrule & Male Ferrule JE-6 JE-8 JE-10 JE-12 Base Pole Rubber Base Cap & Female Ferrule JE-6F JE-8F JE-10F JE-12F Male Ferrule & PS-3FP Sawhead Sawhead Pole * JE-6SFP JE-8SFP JE-10SFP JE-12SFP Permanently Mounted on Pole Sawhead Pole Permanent Mount with Saw Blade Sawhead with Pole Adapter Snaps Into Base or Extension Pole’s Ferrule * Sawhead Pole has permanently mounted sawhead for attaching saw blade directly to pole. Sawhead is available separately with adapter that snaps into female ferrule of Extension or Base Pole (see Pole Saws) For highest performance and safety, Jameson recommends using a Base Pole when using one pole or starting with a Base Pole when working with multiple poles. 800-828-5732 www.rjmcompany.com 29 The Original Hollow Core Favorite Of Professional Arborists Jameson’s most popular pole is lighter than the JE series, offer- ing greater control and exceptional bending strength. Protective surface veil prevents fibers blooming at surface due to abrasion or ultra-violet light. Batch tested to 100KV per foot for five minutes. Not a “hot stick.” - Attach Tool Head to Pole’s Ferrule (Pruner or Pole Saw) with Adapter - For Additional Length, Attach Extension Pole(s) Into Base Pole runer) Tool Head (P er dapt .125” Wall Thickness 1.25” Pole Diameter rule A 2.4 Lbs Based On 6’ Extension Pole er emale F ole F P Pole Ferrules 6’ 8’ 10’ 12’ Extension Pole Female Ferrule & Male Ferrule FG-6 FG-8 FG-10 FG-12 Base Pole Rubber Base Cap & Female Ferrule FG-6F FG-8F FG-10F FG-12F FG SERIES HOLLOW CORE POLES CORE FG SERIES HOLLOW Male Ferrule & PS-3FP Sawhead Sawhead Pole * FG-6SFP FG-8SFP FG-10SFP FG-12SFP Permanently Mounted Extension Pole Base Pole Pole Sawhead Sawhead Pole Permanent Mount with Saw Blade Sawhead with Pole Adapter Snaps Into Base or Extension Pole’s Ferrule * Sawhead Pole has permanently mounted sawhead for attaching saw blade directly to pole. Sawhead is available separately with adapter that snaps into female ferrule of Extension or Base Pole (see Pole Saws) For highest performance and safety, Jameson recommends using a Base Pole when using one pole or starting with a Base Pole when working with multiple poles. 30 www.rjmcompany.com 800-828-5732 Lightweight Powerhouse For Tree Trimming Jameson’s thinnest walled pole. Lighter weight, same heavy-duty control as FG Series. Less fatigue during extended work periods and easier handling. Durable, high gloss enamel coating for long life, easy cleaning, and prevention of fiber bloom. Batch tested to 100KV per foot for five minutes. Not a “hot stick.” - Attach Tool Head to Pole’s Ferrule (Pruner or Pole Saw) with Adapter - For Additional Length, Attach Extension Pole(s) Into Base Pole runer) B-LITE LIGHTWEIGHT POLES Tool Head (P er .075” Wall Thickness dapt 1.25” Pole Diameter 1.6 Lbs Based On 6’ Extension Pole rule A er emale F ole F P Pole Ferrules 6’ 8’ 10’ 12’ Extension Pole Female Ferrule & Male Ferrule BL-6 BL-8 BL-10 BL-12 Base Pole Rubber Base Cap & Female Ferrule BL-6F BL-8F BL-10F BL-12F Sawhead Pole Sawhead Extension Pole Base Pole Male Ferrule & PS-3FP Sawhead Sawhead Pole * BL-6SFP BL-8SFP BL-10SFP BL-12SFP Permanently Mounted Sawhead Pole Permanent Mount with Saw Blade Sawhead with Pole Adapter Snaps Into Base or Extension Pole’s Ferrule * Sawhead Pole has permanently mounted sawhead for attaching saw blade directly to pole. Sawhead is available separately with adapter that snaps into female ferrule of Extension or Base Pole (see Pole Saws) For highest performance and safety, Jameson recommends using a Base Pole when using one pole or starting with a Base Pole when working with multiple poles. 800-828-5732 www.rjmcompany.com 31 The Light Duty Pole For Landscapers Economical pole for landscapers and homeowners. Lightweight, flexible. Features the same high quality aircraft grade aluminum ferrules used on Jameson’s JE and FG poles. Protective surface veil prevents fibers blooming at surface level due to abrasion or UV light. - Attach Tool Head to Pole’s Ferrule (Pruner or Pole Saw) with Adapter - For Additional Length, Attach Extension Pole(s) Into Base Pole runer) Tool Head (P er dapt .10” Wall Thickness 1.25” Pole Diameter rule A 1.9 Lbs Based On 6’ Extension Pole er emale F ole F P Extension Pole Base Pole Pole Sawhead Pole Ferrules 6’ 8’ 10’ 12’ Extension Pole Female Ferrule & Male Ferrule FG-6 FG-8 FG-10 FG-12 Base Pole Rubber Base Cap & Female Ferrule FG-6F FG-8F FG-10F FG-12F LANDSCAPE SERIES HOLLOW CORE POLES CORE LANDSCAPE SERIES HOLLOW Male Ferrule & PS-3FP Sawhead Sawhead Pole * FG-6SFP FG-8SFP FG-10SFP FG-12SFP Permanently Mounted Sawhead Pole Permanent Mount with Saw Blade Sawhead with Pole Adapter Snaps Into Base or Extension Pole’s Ferrule * Sawhead Pole has permanently mounted sawhead for attaching saw blade directly to pole. Sawhead is available separately with adapter that snaps into female ferrule of Extension or Base Pole (see Pole Saws) For highest performance and safety, Jameson recommends using a Base Pole when using one pole or starting with a Base Pole when working with multiple poles. 32 www.rjmcompany.com 800-828-5732 The leader in fiberglass poles brings you a high quality, lightweight tele- scoping pole that saves space and adjusts to fit the job. Double locks (internal lock and external cap) ensure poles will not col- lapse, offering a secure connection at any length for maximum versatility and safety. Lightweight, durable fiberglass will not crimp under high stress like aluminum poles. An internal stop prevents pole separation when fully extended. Double Lock™ System Extend pole sections to desired length, twist top pole to engage internal lock then tighten outer cap lock to secure. DOUBLE LOCK™ TELESCOPING POLES TELESCOPING DOUBLE LOCK™ runer er P dapt aw Blade errule A er S emale F dapt Pole F aw Head with A Pole S Telescoping Pole with Female Ferrule Use Pruner or Pole Saw with the same pole TP-12-S TP-14-S Sawhead Permanently Mounted on Telescoping Pole Part Number Double-Lock™ Telescoping Poles TP-12-14 6-12’ Telescoping Pole with JA-14S Pruner & Rope TP-14-14 7-14’ Telescoping Pole with JA-14S Pruner & Rope TP-12-S 6-12’ Telescoping Pole with SB-TE13 Tri-Cut Saw Blade TP-14-S 7-14’ Telescoping Pole with SB-TE13 Tri-Cut Saw Blade TP-12-11 6-12’ Telescoping Pole with PH-11 Pruner, SB-1T Saw Blade, Rope TP-14-11 7-14’ Telescoping Pole with PH-11 Pruner, SB-1T Saw Blade, Rope TP-12F 6-12’ Telescoping Pole with Female Ferrule TP-14F 7-14’ Telescoping Pole with Female Ferrule Package: TP-12F Telescoping Pole, JA-14 Pruner, PHA-14 Adapter, TP-12PKG1 Pruner Rope, PS-3FP Pole Saw Head and 13” Tri-Cut Saw Blade TP-12-14 TP-12-11 TP-14-14 TP-14-11 TP-12 6-12’ Telescoping Pole with Adapter JA-14S Pruner Permanently PH-11 Pruner Permanently TP-14 7-14’ Telescoping Pole with Adapter Mounted on Telescoping Pole Mounted on Telescoping Pole 800-828-5732 www.rjmcompany.com 33 Inductive Head Poles The Safe, Efficient Way To Test Or Energize Out-Of-Reach Cables Fiberglass foam filled pole with Coupler Adapter permanently mounted to one end and a male ferrule at the other end to connect additional poles if needed.
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