Abst:Types of Rescue Tripe Tripods
Having a Rescue Tripe Tripod can be very beneficial for rescue workers. This type of equipment provides the necessary a
Types of Rescue Tripe Tripods
Having a Rescue Tripe Tripod can be very beneficial for rescue workers. This type of equipment provides the necessary anchorage to suspended work and can be used in confined spaces for fall protection. It can also be used to carry tools and equipment. This equipment is designed to be extremely durable and offers fall protection to workers in confined spaces.
One of the most common types of a tripod is the high directional. High directionals are used in technical rope rescue to manage edge friction. A rope is usually fed into a pulley at the head of the tripod. The rope comes from the haul team or the load and then is lowered through the tripod's legs. This pulley can be moved up and down by the operator. This is the primary function of the high directional.
Another type of tripod is the multi pod. This type of tripod is used to support a pulley that is at least 1.8 meters above the ground. The pulley is then secured to the multi pod by a rope that runs down the hole to the operator. The multi pod is easy to set up and collapse. The quadpod is also easy to set up and collapse. This tripod is also used for industrial rescue applications. It can be used to support a load of up to 5000 pounds when fully extended.
There are many proprietary configurations of high directionals. These systems are used for a variety of different applications, but the primary function is to manage edge friction. These systems can support spinning edge rollers and can be used to manage loads that have to be carried over a curved edge.
Another type of high directional is the purpose-built high directional. These are usually designed specifically for technical rope rescue applications and are used for handling loads that have to be carried over a rough edge. They can also support loads through openings. These types of tripods can be designed in a variety of ways, but the most common configuration is a pulley that is placed just above the edge. These systems can also support spinning edge rollers and are typically used in applications where the edges are suddenly sharp.
High directionals are often used in standby rescue, as well as for access and edge friction. The equipment used for this type of rescue is usually heavier and requires more weight and equipment to be carried. In addition, the height of these tripods also requires more effort to achieve stability. However, if the load is not too tall, these tripods can be used to provide height and access.
There are also many proprietary configurations of Tripods. Most are designed with a head that is hinged. In addition, legs are normally hinged and incorporate a hauling mechanism. The head can be rotated to allow the operator to change the angle. A large knob makes retrieval mode easy one-handed operation. Typically, the head of a tripod is able to support a load of 5,280 pounds when it is fully extended.
HT-902-It consists of main parts, sling, capstan, and protection chains.
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Rescue tripod usually is used for narow space, easy to use, durable, high-strength aluminium alloy feet and legs. Easy to carry and store, with a rubber-soled foot reinforced friction force so as to provide better stability on the ground, the anchor strength more than 10kN is equipped with moving side plate pulleys, steel hook-and-loop with a 20-meter winch used to drop. Products with equipment package is convenient to carry.
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