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DICA Expands LevelRight Outrigger Pad Product Line

DICA expands LevelRight Outrigger Pad product line to include 4 sizes for improved setup on challenging terrain. Designed for durability and safety, it can support up to 350,000 lbs. and adjust angles up to 10 degrees, offering crane operators efficient and reliable stabilization solution.

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DICA announced the expansion of its LevelRight Outrigger Pad product line.
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DICA announced the expansion of its LevelRight Outrigger Pad product line.

DICA announced the expansion of its LevelRight Outrigger Pad product line.

The LevelRight Outrigger Pad is now available in four sizes — 12-in., 24-in., 30-in. and 35-in. — and are designed to maintain the same standards of durability, ease of use and safety. With the ability to adjust angles up to 10 degrees in multiple planes and support rated capacities of up to 350,000 lbs., the expanded line continues to provide operators with an efficient and reliable solution for achieving a safe and level setup on challenging terrain, according to the company.

"An out-of-level setup not only increases the risk of tipping but also leads to operational inefficiencies and accelerated equipment wear," said Kris Koberg, CEO of DICA. "The expanded LevelRight lineup provides crane operations with a fast and reliable solution to stabilize outriggers on unlevel terrain — eliminating the need for time-consuming site modifications like digging, wedging or shoveling."

LevelRight is made from DICAs durable SafetyTech material and features its proprietary SafetyTexturing for enhanced grip. The built-in bubble level ensures precise adjustment and the expanded sizes can accommodate larger outrigger floats and other specialized equipment requirements. LevelRight can also be used as a base for DICA's ProStack cribbing blocks to provide extra height while ensuring the cribbing setup remains level, according to the company.

For more information, visit DICA.com.

This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.


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