| F-16 - Full Wrap with Tail Stand | ||
|---|---|---|
| Model Number | Item Description | Price |
| DS-80-0041 | F-16 Full Wrap With Tail Stand | Call |
Standard Features:
Maneuverability and Storage
Each modular platform has ample room for storage of various pneumatic and power tools and even
aircraft parts. This customized Phase Maintenance Stand designed specifically for the F-16 aircraft
with 5052 and 6061 aluminum construction is easily maneuvered by 1-2 personnel because of its lightweight
and polyurethane coated casters. The tough iron core of the casters and its unique design allows it to be fully
transported by truck and easily set up in minutes by 2 personnel.
Fall Protection and OSHA Compliance
The guardrails are removable and interchangeable and still provide fall protection and OSHA compliant safety.
All of the walking surfaces are equipped with anti-slip surfaces to help minimize any slips or falls. The
individually operated extension sliders equipped with rubber padding allow for the user to custom fit each
stand to the aircraft. Each extension slider is lockable without any tooling and can be put into position in
seconds. The F-16 Phase Maintenance Stand is one of the most sturdiest designs on the market. It’s made to
withstand the beating that maintenance personnel dish out!
Benefits:
Constructed from corrosion resistant lightweight aluminum.
Safety railings with kick-plate provide OSHA
compliant fall protection.
Anti-skid work and walk surfaces decrease the
chance for personnel to slip.
Deck edge is equipped with rubber safety bumper
to prevent damage to the aircraft.
Polyurethane over iron casters with full brakes
provide easy movement by 2 or less personnel.
Note: All products should be inspected frequently to insure safe operation. Final testing and inspection left to end user after final assembly has been completed.
Stands are fully customizable, among some of the available options are Lighting, Toolboxes, Shelving, Custom Paintjobs, Bluetooth Sound Systems, Electrical, and Pneumatic Systems.
