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PSC HAND SAFETY / PUSH PULL TOOLS INDIA

More distance.
Better control.
The right tool.

Push pull tools are not all the same. Match the geometry, reach and construction to the task—with PSC’s complete approach to hand exposure engineering.

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LOAD GUIDANCE · POSITIONING · HAND EXPOSURE REDUCTION
Gloved operator holding a RiggerSafe push pull toolTHE HAND STAYS ON THE TOOL.
THE TOOL CONTACTS THE LOAD.

EXPERIENCE BEHIND THE TOOL

A category built through application.

17 yearsHand exposure engineering
2014PSC LoadGuider introduced in India
6 rangesOne application-led conversation
India → GlobalDomestic supply & export support

01 / UNDERSTAND THE TASK

“We need a push pull tool.”
That is the beginning of the specification.

What is the tool contacting? Where can the operator stand? What movement is required? A familiar V-head may be suitable—or a different interface may make implementation easier.

A push pull tool extends the operator’s contact point for controlled guidance and positioning. Its usefulness depends on engagement, working space, operator posture and the behaviour of the load.

The lifting system supports the load. A guidance pole must not be used to lift, prop, pry or arrest it.

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02 / THE PSC PORTFOLIO

One place. The complete conversation.

PSC LoadGuider®PSC RANGE

PSC LoadGuider®

The category story starts here.

Explore →PSC Guide-It®PSC RANGE

PSC Guide-It®

Purposeful, practical load guidance.

Explore →RiggerSafe®PSC RANGE

RiggerSafe®

A complete approach to site standardisation.

Explore →HSF LoadGrabPSC RANGE

HSF LoadGrab

Hands-off control across daily tasks.

Explore →RoughnekPSC RANGE

Roughnek

Include the application in the specification.

Explore →RiggerMatePSC RANGE

RiggerMate

An additional option within the PSC family.

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03 / GEOMETRY BEFORE BRAND

Different loads need different interfaces.

CONTACT & ENGAGEMENT

Go beyond the V-head

Explore tubular, magnetic, drill-pipe and sling-handling interfaces.

Explore →MATERIALS & COMPONENTS

Look closer at the construction

Understand fibreglass, jackets, handles, buffers and head inserts.

Explore →PERFORMANCE EVIDENCE

Ask what was actually tested

Separate push, pull and compression evidence from appearance.

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04 / RECOGNISE THE EXPOSURE

Find The Hand™. Then change the contact point.

Direct hand contact with a suspended load

The human hand is not a tool™.

Start by identifying what the hand is doing: guiding, holding, aligning or retrieving. Then review the hazard and select a practical interface that operators can use in the actual task.

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The right tool starts with your task.

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