Cable Climbing Kits -- Occupational Health & Safety

Miller Fall Protection

Cable Climbing Kits

The new Miller Vi-Go Vertical Cable Climbing System Kits from Miller Fall Protection are designed to provide continuous fall protection with easy-to-install components. Ladder applications include telecommunication towers, wind power, tanks, silos, drilling rigs, electrical transmission towers, and general industry. The system allows for up to four simultaneous users.

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