Welcome to the Rigging Lab
@Rescue Response Gear Rigging Journal
Nobody Should Be Confused - We Make It Simple and Easy
Back-Tie Anchor System
Anchors are rarely in the perfect location. A tree, bollard, or structural beam may be strong, but if it isn’t aligned with the fall line,
Picket Anchor System
In rope rescue, not every environment offers solid natural anchors such as trees or boulders. In open terrain like soil, sand, or snow, rescuers must
Bombproof Focused Anchor System
Every rope rescue begins and ends with anchors. Without a secure foundation, even the most advanced mechanical advantage systems or high-directional setups are compromised. When
The Essential Guide to Point Anchors
In the high-stakes world of rope rescue, every action starts with one fundamental principle: a secure anchor. It’s the silent hero that holds the line.
Anchors and Anchor Systems are The Foundation of Every Safe Rig
What is the single most critical component of any rescue or rigging system? The answer is simple: the anchor. It is the silent hero, the
Highline Systems Anchors Safety Operations and Tensioning
Highline systems are among the most advanced rope rescue tools. They allow teams to move patients or gear across terrain that would otherwise be impassable
When to Choose an Offset Instead of a Highline in Rope Rescue
When to Choose an Offset Instead of a Highline in Rope Rescue – One of the most common choices in rope rescue is deciding between
Norwegian Reeving in Highline Rescue Systems
Norwegian Reeving in Highline Rescue Systems are essential in technical rope rescue when terrain, distance, or obstacles prevent direct access. Among the reeving methods used
Dynamic Forces and Shock Loading in Horizontal Track Systems
Dynamic Forces and Shock Loading in Horizontal Track Systems In rope rescue, most failures come from what wasn’t seen, not what wasn’t built. A system
Mainline and Belay Operations in Horizontal Track Systems
Mainline and Belay Operations in Horizontal Track Systems In rope rescue, tensioned track systems are among the most complex setups a team can face. Moving
Categories
Tags
