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RML Series 1700 logo                      cotterman forward descent logo easy 50 safety angle

 

 

Easy 50° Climbing Angle Ladders (Partially Assembled)

The “some assembly required” version of the 1200 series ladders. Built with the same quality construction, the SERIES 1700 offers a more gradual 50° climbing, allowing for forward descent.

450 lb. load rating.

  • 50° climb angle.
  • All tube members are 1″ steel tube construction.
  • Steps are 7″ deep in your choice of tread.
  • Top steps are 12″ or 24″ deep.
  • Spring-loaded 2″ casters are used on 3 & 4 step ladders. The Cotterman® SafeLock is used on 5 step ladders and above.
  • Gray powder coat is the standard finish.
  • Series 1200 ladders meet applicable OSHA and ANSI standards.
  • CAL-OSHA models also available.

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RML Series 1700 logo

Superior CONSTRUCTION

RML Series 1000 Tube
  • All tube members are 1” steel tube construction.
  • All welded construction.
  • Gray Powder coat is the standard finish.
RML Series 1000 Welds

8 stairway tread support welds per step, for a stronger, longer lasting, and safer ladder.

Multiple Tread OPTIONS

Cotterman® offers a variety of tread types to suit your needs. So, no matter what environment your ladder will be in, we have a tread that will offer the optimal grip.

RML Series 1000 Tread Serrated

cotterman UnaGrip Logo  (A3)

RML Series 1000 Tread Expanded

Expanded Metal (A1)

Open step design prevents debris buildup.

RML Series 1000 Tread Perforated

Perforated (A6)

Perforated holes provide excellent slip resistance.

RML Series 1000 Tread Vinyl

Vinyl (A2)

Solid metal step with nonslip ribbed vinyl tread. Currently unavailable in Product Selection Guide. Please contact Customer Service for more information.

Tread WIDTH

Cotterman® offers various tread widths to accommodate almost any situation. So, it is up to you, the user, to determine how and where the ladder will be most commonly used. Our treads vary in widths from 16″ to 30″ to allow for space, storage and usage constraints or requirements.

RML Series 1000 tread 16

16″ Tread Width

Open step Premium Serrated Tread.

RML Series 1000 Tread 24

24″ Tread Width

Open step design prevents debris buildup.

RML Series 1000 Tread 30

30″ Tread Width

Perforated holes provide excellent slip resistance.

On The Ground

RML Series 1000 Caster1

1-4 Step (B3) Spring-Loaded Casters

Multi-Directional Mobility. Allows 360° mobility. 1-4 step ladders have spring-loaded casters that retract whenever weight is applied.

RML Series 1000 caster2

5-Step & Up (B4) SafeLock™

with 4” wheels. Foot-activated locking mechanism with swivel casters and rigid rear wheels. Available on 4-step & above.

RML Series 1000 Caster3

5-Step & Up  Dual End SafeLock™

with Multi-directional 4″ wheels. Swivel casters on front and back. Allows 360° mobility. Available on 5-step & above.

Choose your series 1700 ladder

First Thing’s First

First, we need to determine what size ladder you need. One of the most common mistakes made in ordering many ladders is getting them too large for the available workspace. Here are some things to consider before ordering your new ladder:

Rolling Metal Ladders FTF

A: Working Height

is the approximate height that you would like to be able to comfortably reach. It is usually calculated at 5.5′ above the ladder’s platform height.

B: Overall Height

is VERY important. You want to be sure that your ladder will not be too tall to fit into your workspace. This includes being able to fit through any doors that you may need to move it through, or under any ceilings or fixtures that you may have.

C: Top Step Height

is the measurement of the top step from the ground. It’s important that this measurement is not too far above or below your desired working height.

D: Base Width

is also very important because as ladders get taller, the base width increases. It is important to be sure that the ladder will not be too wide for your workspace. We offer different tread widths to accommodate most work areas.

E: Base Length

is the measurement of how long the base of the ladder runs. This is dependent upon the height of the ladder. The taller the ladder, the longer the base. Also lower climb angles increase base length.

*Options such as deeper top steps are available, and will increase the base length. Top steps are available in 10″ – 12″(standard), 20″ – 24″, and 30″.

Product Selection Guide

Our NEW Product Selection guide can assist you in choosing the correct ladder for your application. Once you find the ladder that has the correct dimensions for you, just select the red model number, we’ll then ask you to select your tread type, tread width and platform depth. After that we’ll show you the model number(s) that is the best fit for your use.

 
Description Top Step Height Overall Height Working Height Short Part Number
9 Step Unassembled 50 Degree Steel Rolling Metal Ladder 90 120 156 1709R
10 Step Unassembled 50 Degree Steel Rolling Metal Ladder 100 130 166 1710R
11 Step Unassembled 50 Degree Steel Rolling Metal Ladder 110 140 176 1711R
12 Step Unassembled 50 Degree Steel Rolling Metal Ladder 120 162 186 1712R
13 Step Unassembled 50 Degree Steel Rolling Metal Ladder 130 172 196 1713R
14 Step Unassembled 50 Degree Steel Rolling Metal Ladder 140 182 206 1714R
15 Step Unassembled 50 Degree Steel Rolling Metal Ladder 150 192 216 1715R

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