shogun 60

Description

Base pole 6x8 adding to 6 feet poles for 60 feet. easy to handle 60 foot pole!

also low conductivity Color Red

More information below why SimPole are Good designed water fed pole from 2007

• Kevlar® Para-Aramid Performance Properties

  • High strength: Kevlar® fibers exhibit very good tensile strength, making them stronger than steel of the same weight.
  • Durability: These fibers are very high modulus, making them very resistant to impact, puncture, and abrasion.
  • Lightweight: Para-aramid fibers offer very good strength-to-weight ratios, enabling the creation of lightweight products without compromising on durability.
  • Heat resistance: Para-aramids like Kevlar® possess very good to excellent resistance to heat, allowing them to maintain their strength and integrity in high-temperature environments.
  • Chemical resistance: These fibers exhibit good to very good resistance to various chemicals, including acids and solvents, making Para-aramid suitable for applications with chemical exposure.  Does not do well high highly concentrated acids or bases.
  • Flame resistance: Para-aramids offer excellent flame resistance, providing flame protection and self extinguishing properties. 
  • Dimensional stability: Kevlar® fibers maintain their shape and structural integrity even under prolonged stress, ensuring long-term dimensional stability in applications like composites.
  • Energy absorption: These fibers have the ability to absorb and disperse energy, making them effective in reducing the impact force in applications such as ropes and cables.
  • Design flexibility: Para-aramid fibers like Kevlar® can be woven, knitted, braided, or incorporated into infinite composite applications, offering design flexibility for manufacturers to create tailored solutions for specific needs.
  • Low Electrical Conductivity: Para-aramids also have high dielectric strength making them well suited for applications in electrical insulation and protective gear.

  Cleaning activities create risk of damage to the modules and array components, as well as the

  potential for electric shock.

  Only properly trained personnel who understand the risks of applying water to electrical components should clean modules.  Trained personnel shall wear appropriate electrically insulating Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during cleaning, inspection operations, or when working near modules.

  Professional cleaning services trained to work on live electrical systems are available for hire.