Ergonomic Stock Picking Ladders ∠50º (P – SERIES)

Stock Picking Rolling Ladders allow workers to move access equipment into position to reach needed assets is a common activity for stock pickers. Sprawling warehouses are the norm in an eCommerce age with copious kinds of stock to be picked by orders of all quantities. Designed with an in-demand world in mind, these versatile rolling ladders can also be used as carrying carts and rolling stairs, allowing workers to pull multiple items from inventories simultaneously – a major factor in a fast-paced world built on efficiency. They travel with ease to where workers need the and then lock securely in place.

Stock Picking Rolling Ladder Features

• EZY-Lock® system plants ladder legs firmly to the floor when pressure is applied to the bottom step
• 1″ square-tube technology is more abuse-resistant than conventional round tube design
• Steps are 7″ deep
• Top step is 21″ deep for added versatility
• Steps are 24″ wide
• Three levels of 23″ x 25″ shelves provide 24 sq.ft of storage
• 450 lbs. Capacity
• OSHA Compliant

EGA stock picking ladders are 50º to offer easier climbing of the ladder. Users of the ladder are also able to face down the stairs while ascending or descending according to ANSI code*.

Stock Picking Rolling Ladder Tread Types

Perforated – EZY Tread	Serrated – Grip Strut Tread	Vinyl – Anti-Slip Rubber
Perforated tread provide just enough grip to lock the foot in place, while still allowing the autonomy to work freely. Optimal for cleaner or standard duty areas. Affected by dirt dust, snow, and other hazards.	Serrated tread is a surface that can grip boot/shoe soles securely in all directions. The open design makes it easier to clean, and the non-slip patented technology is perfect for dirty, oily, wet, or dusty areas where a multitude of hazards can otherwise cause dangerous work conditions.	Vinyl rubber tread is the best for a slip-resistant step. Perfect for office and clean environments. Softer on the food and provides a solid step.

*: ANSI-ASC A14.7-2011. Mobile Ladder Stands and Mobile Ladder Stand Platforms. 6.10 The user shall face the steps when ascending or descending a unit except when the slope of the steps is 50 degrees or less above the horizontal.