a climbing tool

Abstract

The invention relates to a climbing tool, which includes a movable hook, a pedal, a connecting rod and a T-shaped claw. The movable hook includes an arc segment and a straight segment integrally formed therewith. The other end of the bottom surface of the pedal is fixedly connected to the sleeve, and the end of the straight section of the movable hook is fixedly connected in the sleeve, and the vertical part of the T-shaped claw is fixedly connected to the pedal. On the bottom surface, an arc-shaped anti-slip block is arranged on the inner surface of the horizontal part, and a rubber pad is arranged on the inner surface of the arc section of the movable hook, and a plurality of steel nails are embedded on the surface of the rubber pad. Even when the invention is used in a humid environment, the concrete pole can be firmly clamped, the relative sliding between the tool and the concrete pole is eliminated, the operator can move up and down freely, the safety factor of the operation is greatly improved, and the preparation time for the operation is reduced .

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a matching tool for electrification, in particular to a climbing tool. Background technique [0002] For ground potential work and other live work, the following situations are often encountered: [0003] 1. After the rainy day cleared up, due to the wetness of the poles, the staff needed too much waiting time to get on and off the poles due to the lack of effective anti-skid measures, resulting in delays in power transmission; [0004] 2. During the repair process of power outages in rainy days, the slippery electric poles forced the operators on the poles to take additional temporary safety measures, thus prolonging the repair time. [0005] Existing pole-climbing tools can meet the requirements of pole-mounted work in dry conditions, but in wet conditions, because the friction coefficient between the tool and the concrete pole is very small (about 0.1)—it can be compared to car tires and cement in rainy conditions. Therefo...

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[0003] 1. After the rainy day cleared up, due to the wetness of the poles, the staff needed too much waiting time to get on and off the poles due to the lack of effective anti-skid measures, resulting in delays in power transmission;

[0004] 2. During the repair process of power outages in rainy days, the slippery electric poles forced the workers on the poles to take additional temporary safety measures, thus prolonging the repair time

[0005] Existing pole climbing tools can meet the requirements of pole work in dry conditions, but in wet conditions, because the friction coefficient between the tool and the concrete pole is very small (about 0.1) - it can be compared to car tires and cement in rainy conditions Therefore, there is an urgent need to improve the existing pole climbing tools to meet the operating requirements in wet environments

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