Hastings HV-220
Hastings Tel-O-Pole II series of triangular shaped hotsticks with a 'no-twist' feature that enables each section to 'lock in automatically' with no need to search for the button. The Hastings HV-220 has an extended maximum length of 21'. This ergonomic design gives the operator a better gripping surface for greater control.
Triangle Shape - enables each section to lock in automatically. No more twisting and turning to lock sections
High Visibility - fluorescent tip section is highly visible and has a foam core. All tip sections are 1.15" diameter.
All sections are 100% tested per OSHA and ASTM F-711
Re-Designed Lock Buttons - new shape and larger size are easier to operate with and without gloves
MoreVersatile - Use only the number of required sections to perform each job. Example: a 40 ft. tool can be reduced to a 20 ft. working height by depressing the lock button and and sliding the bottom sections off. This allows for a lightweight tool to perform the work easier
Easy Disassembly - simply depress the lock button and slide section, or sections, out. No tools are required for disassembly
Ergonomic Design - gives the operator a better gripping surface for better control Reduces Inventory - only one size lock button and spring for replacement needs
Easy Maintenance - All sections have a smooth glossy surface for routine cleaning and waxing
New Base Cap - cushions and protects base end
Improved Universal Head - strong aluminum alloy head incorporates corona discharge design and includes a captive Belleville washer to hold universal attachments securely
Specifications: NEW TOOL TESTING Each hot stick that leaves HASTINGS has passed a dielectric test with an electrical gradient of 100KV per foot in accordance with industry standards such as ASTM, OSHA and IEC. In our test facility the glass being tested is monitored by sensitive micro-ammeters during the test which will completely shut down the test equipment if there is either a flash over or if the leakage current exceeds the allowable levels. An employee must manually remove any piece of fiberglass that fails the test. The failure is then reported to the department supervisor and the engineering department for analysis. The stick may or may not be destroyed during the analysis but it will be destroyed. No stick that fails the dielectric test is used for any reason. Once the manufacturing process has been completed and the hot stick has been packed and shipped, proper care and maintenance is turned over to you.