Upper and Lower Plates

The connection system of the coconut tree climbing tool utilizes a set of four robust plates to securely join the mainframe with the box bars. These plates are strategically designed to ensure stability, safety, and durability during operation. Here’s a detailed description of the upper and lower plates:

Upper Plates
The upper plates are two precision-engineered metal components, designed to provide a secure connection between the mainframe and the box bars. These plates are crafted from high-strength, corrosion-resistant materials, ensuring longevity in various weather conditions and extended use. Each upper plate features pre-drilled holes that align perfectly with the mainframe and box bars, facilitating seamless assembly.

Lower Plates
The lower plates are two complementary components that mirror the functionality of the upper plates, working in tandem to stabilize the entire assembly. They are installed beneath the box bars, creating a sandwich-like structure with the upper plates. This dual-plate mechanism enhances the rigidity of the connection, ensuring safety and reliability.