Backpack enables ergonomic transport of tanks.
February 4, 2004 - Made from puncture- and abrasion-resistant nylon, TankPak™ employs heavy-duty, ergonomic shoulder straps that allow user to carry bulky tanks up ladders or into tight places without use of hands. Top opening provides access to tank, while drawstring holds tank in place. Unit is expandable to fit different size tanks and protects them from dents and abrasion. It comes with handle that also works as tie down during transport.
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Original Press release
Paktek, Inc.
7307 82nd Street Court SW
Tacoma, WA, 98498
USA
Tankpak™
Paktek, maker of the patented ToolPak introduces the TankPak
TankPak is the worlds first backpack for tanks. Heavy duty, ergonomic shoulder straps allow you to carry bulky refrigerant tanks, hands free. Go up ladders, into tight places or into buildings safely and professionally. TankPak gives you Two Hands Free to take heavy tanks where ever needed with out ropes or other risky one handed maneuvers.
TankPak Features:
• Large top opening for easy access
• Drawstring to hold tanks in place
• Easy access to top of tank
• Shoulder straps for hands free carrying
• Attach'e handle for carrying works as a tie down when transporting too
• Expandable to fit different sizes of tanks
• Protects tank from dents and abrasion
• Made from durable puncture and abrasion resistant nylon
Available from your local ToolPak dealer nation wide.
Visit www.toolpak.com for a dealer nearest you.
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