
Pulleys and Mechanical Advantage Systems
Understanding Pulleys in Mechanical Advantage Systems How Pulleys Work Fixed Pulleys: Function as first-class levers with the fulcrum located at the axle of the sheave.
Understanding Pulleys in Mechanical Advantage Systems How Pulleys Work Fixed Pulleys: Function as first-class levers with the fulcrum located at the axle of the sheave.
Haul System Basics and the Mechanics of Pulley Systems Haul systems form the backbone of rigging and rescue operations, using the principles of mechanical advantage
How is Weight Redistributed Through Mechanical Advantage Systems? A 3:1 mechanical advantage system, also known as a Z-rig, is a fundamental tool in technical rope
Determining Rigging Systems Based on the Gear You Have When it comes to rigging, necessity is often the driving force behind simplicity. Whether you’re tackling
Tight Line Skate Block Systems in Rope Rescue A tight line skate block system is a highly specialized variation of the traditional skate block, providing
Overcoming Common Challenges Setting up span anchors in rope rescue operations requires precision, planning, and adaptability. These systems play a crucial role in creating tensioned
Mastering Mainline Systems Mastering Mainline Systems is about having the ability to effectively raise and lower a mainline system is essential in rescue operations, where
Taglines Taglines are used in horizontal rope systems to control, stabilize, or maneuver a load laterally across a gap or down a slope. They are
Confined Space Rescue (CSR): Navigating Tight Quarters with Precision Confined space rescues are among the most challenging scenarios faced by rope rescue professionals. Limited access,
Understanding Prusik Hitches in Mechanical Advantage Systems: Friction, Efficiency, and Real-World Use The Prusik hitch is a fundamental tool in technical rope systems, renowned for