Fruit Picking Ladders

Q: How safe are orchard ladders?

Like any sort of ladder or orchard ladder they can be dangerous if they are not used correctly. Making sure to apply common sense and identify hazards before use will make sure you are safe on one. Having a solid base so the ladder is stable can ensure there aren’t any slips or falls.

Q: How tall of an orchard ladder do I need?

The most popular orchard ladder models range from 10 to 12 feet tall and will handle most tree’s. Free trees 15 to 20 feet tall are best to be pruned with orchard pickers.

Q: Why use an orchard ladder?

Having the correct equipment for picking fruit helps reduce the health and safety risk fruit pickers face. An orchard ladder designed for the environment they are in, can help crop pickers safely collect fruit. The flared base and tripod pole provides support on soft and uneven ground.

For safe picking of tree crops, AIM Sales offers our own line of curved and tripod orchard ladders for sale manufactured for the Australian market.

Australian Made Fruit Picking Ladders

As a trusted Australian-manufacturer of fruit picking ladders, AIM Sales takes into consideration the requirements of the agricultural sector. When it comes to produce ladders, we create durable models that are built to last with a focus on the picker’s safety. We have designed our own agricultural ladders to address the common weak points of orchard ladders.

Manufactured from high-tensile aluminium alloy, a strong material that carries corrosion-free properties, these ladders are crack resistant. They are also lightweight, which makes it easy to transport from one tree to another. For enhanced comfort, stability and safety in the orchard, our aluminium fruit picking ladders are equipped with non-slip, double-rung steps.

Range Includes:

Tripod Picking Ladders

The tripod design of this model delivers excellent stability and makes it an ideal fruit picking and tree pruning ladder. The wide base provides optimum support even on uneven surfaces. The open centre design of this aluminium orchard ladder contributes to maximum picking efficiency and the double anti-slip rungs prevent …

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Citrus Bow Ladders

The curved design of the citrus bow ladders allows fruit pickers to reach fruit from all heights. Manufactured and tested to exceed Australian safety standards the design of our ladders also allows stable stacking, making transport and storage convenient.Featuring our non-slip double rungs and wide base, the citrus bow ladders …

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The ladders arrived lunchtime Wednesday as you said it would. It is exactly what I needed I am very impressed so thank you very much for your great service.

Kirk

The ladders are made good to the point where the pickers & harvest group are very happy with them. They are very light so it makes it a lot easier for our harvest group to transport them from tree to tree and also for us as farm managers to transport them from one farm to another. We like them so much that we’ve doubled our order for 2018.

John – Farm Manager Jeftomson

You feel safe; they are non-slip, even when they are muddy. They’re stronger, more durable, more reliable, and safer against the tree. They’re easier to climb with the double rungs.

Pickers – Aussie Gold Citrus

The ladders arrived lunchtime Wednesday as you said it would. It is exactly what I needed I am very impressed so thank you very much for your great service.

Kirk

John – Farm Manager Jeftomson

You feel safe; they are non-slip, even when they are muddy. They’re stronger, more durable, more reliable, and safer against the tree. They’re easier to climb with the double rungs.

Pickers – Aussie Gold Citrus

The ladders arrived lunchtime Wednesday as you said it would. It is exactly what I needed I am very impressed so thank you very much for your great service.

Fruit Picking Ladders

Australian Made Fruit Picking Ladders

Range Includes:

Tripod Picking Ladders

Citrus Bow Ladders

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Commonly Asked Questions about Fruit Picking Ladders

How safe are orchard ladders?

How tall of an orchard ladder do I need?

Why use an orchard ladder?

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