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Linemen's and Industrial Belts
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Climber Pads and Straps |
Retractable Lanyards
Locking Snaps |
Pole Climbers |
Positioning Straps
Body Belt Accessories |
Shock Absorbing Lanyards
Rope and Web Lanyards |
Connectors and Anchors
Harness Beams | Body Harnesses
| Retractable Lifeline Tool Guards and Blade Protectors |
Boom Truck Equipment Canvas and Vinyl Products |
Knives, Pouches, and Other Tools
Pole
Climbers
Pole Climbers
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Product manufacture has changed a great
deal since Wilmont Stevens, Buckingham's founder,
made his first climber in 1896. Materials
are better and production processes have
improved, but there's still no substitute
for the hands-on attention of trained,
skilled craftsmen. All of Buckingham's
climbers and gaffs are inspected
throughout the manufacturing process. In
addition, samples from each lot are tested
to destruction.
Buckingham believes that proper fit and
comfort affect a person's ability to
climb. An ill-fitting climber distracts
the wearer. This is why they offer the
industry's widest choice of climber styles
and features. Please see the Climber's
Choice catalog for a full
listing of their climbers and accessories.
Climber Styles

Permanent and Replaceable Gaff Pole
Climbers
Buckingham Pole Climbers, also known as
pole spikes, leg irons and pole hooks, are
widely used in the CATV, Telecommunication
and Electrical industries. Pole Climbers
have relatively short gaffs (approximately
1-1/2 Inches). Proper angle and shape of the
Buckingham gaff gives the user a proper and
secure placement on wooden utility
structures.
Pole climbers should not be used to climb
trees.
Permanent and Replaceable CCA Gaff Pole
Climbers
C.C.A. GaffThe utility pole widely
accepted and used today is salt treated.
Through the years, linemen have had
difficulty climbing salt treated poles
because conventional gaffs did not work
efficiently.
Buckingham Manufacturing in conjunction
with Koppers, has developed a new gaff to
make gaff penetration easier. The method
in which the gaff penetrates is through
expansion and relief, much like a serrated
knife. The C.C.A. gaff is available in
permanent and replaceable styles.
Permanent and Replaceable Gaff Tree
Climbers for the Arborist
Tree climbers have relatively long gaffs
(approximately 3-1/2 inches for permanent
gaff type, 2-1/2 inches for replaceable
gaff type) so they can penetrate tree bark
and reach solid trunk wood for a secure
foot hold.
CLIMBER OPTIONS

TWISTED SHANK Contoured shank
that fits to the shape of your leg and
increases comfort.
LENGTH

Adjustable Sleeves provide
adjustable length in 1/2" increments.
Range are 15-3/4" to 18-3/4" for the
standard length and 18-3/4" to 21-3/4" for
long sleeves.
Fixed Length made to order,
availability in ring or loop style
stirrup. Permanent Gaff style only.
SHANK
Straight Climber is straight from
the stirrup to the top of the shank.
Offset Shank is bent left or
right to conform with wearer's leg.
GAFFS
Permanent Available in tree or
pole gaffs securely fastened to climber.
Replaceable Interchangeability of
pole, CCA and tree gaffs.
STIRRUP STYLE

Loops Use of one piece foot strap
to secure foot to stirrup.
Rings Use of split ring with two
piece foot strap for securing foot.
WIDTH
Narrow Stirrup Provides a snug
fit for persons of small stature or with
small feet.
Standard Stirrup For the person
who wears a normal width shoe.
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