CASCADE PROFESSIONAL TITANIUM LITTER When the best possible combinations of high strength and light weight are your priority, choose a Cas- cade Titanium Litter. The most advanced features of any rescue litter available today. Saving 12 lbs over the stainless steel model, this litter is designed for the demanding professional.
Key Features: Titanium frame . 4 Articulating Lift Points . 3/4” frame and supporting cross members and 3/8” second- ary railing . Integral backboard . UV resistant polyethylene mesh liner . Tapered or rectangular shape . One or two piece, Two piece version uses the FastLock System . Available with PMI FAST installed
Length: 83” Width: 25” Height: 6.25”
One Piece Weight: 18.00 lbs (8.17 kg) Tapered
Tapered w/PMI FAST
Weight: 27.00 lbs (12.20 kg) Rectangular
Rectangular w/PMI FAST
Two Piece Weight: 19.50 lbs (8.85 kg) Tapered
Tapered w/PMI FAST
Weight: 28.00 lbs (12.70 kg) Rectangular
Rectangular w/PMI FAST
PE42099 PE42118
PE42141 PE42149
PE42095 PE42117
PE42142 PE42150
Choose the PMI FAST system with any of the Cas- cade Litters. Installation is free!
BERRY COMPLIANT
All Cascade Litters have been tested to meet a minimum working load strength of 2,500 lbs in a four point harness from the Railings.
Each Cascade Litter includes Articulating Lift Points (ALP's) for either horizontal or vertical lifts. Rated for 2000 lbs each, the ALP’s can rotate about the top rail and be used for virtually any load bear- ing work. (Patent Pending)
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