Workmaster

Super Duty Rolling Steel Ladder

For the workspace that demands the toughest ladder. Period.

Every day, work is done where equipment needs to be able to take a beating and keep working. For the toughest jobs, Cotterman® offers the Super Duty Workmaster™ ladder. Built with extra heavy duty components, the Workmaster™ ladder is resistant to bumps and dings in harsh work environments.

1,000 lb. load rating.

• 59° climb angle.
• 1-1/2″ diameter x 14 gauge tube construction.
• 24″ x 24″ platform with optional self-closing safety gates (available for all 4 sides of platform).
• Adjustable front legs level the ladder.
• Two-tone powder coat finish creates high visibility.
• Standard back peg board.
• Workmaster™ Super Duty ladders meet applicable OSHA and ANSI standards.

VIEW PRODUCT LITERATURE

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:

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.

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.