When it comes to rescue operations, efficiency and reliability are everything. Progress capture devices like the CMC Capto vs. Prusik play a critical role in controlling loads, securing positions, and ensuring the safety of rescuers and victims. This blog breaks down the key differences between these two tools, exploring their strengths and use cases. Understanding […]
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In the world of rope rescue, efficiency and safety are critical. Innovations like the CMC Capto are transforming how rescuers build and optimize their systems, offering better control, adaptability, and reliability. This blog explores the fundamentals of rope rescue systems, the role of the CMC Capto, and how it can enhance your rescue operations. We’ll
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Welcome to a new era in rope access and rescue operations, where innovation meets simplicity. In the world of technical rope work, the challenges of complexity, safety concerns, and limited versatility have met their match. Introducing CAPTO and CLUTCH – a dynamic duo designed to transform the way technicians approach their work. The following is
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20-80 Rule for Rescue Gear and Mechanical Advantage Systems Introduction The 20-80 rule shows that 20% of gear and techniques cover 80% of challenges in rescue operations. This is especially relevant for mechanical advantage systems (lifting and lowering setups) and essential rescue gear like multi-use devices, carabiners, and pulleys. By focusing on these core elements,
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In the exhilarating and often perilous world of rope rescue, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Picture a rescue team navigating treacherous terrains and towering heights, where every moment is critical, and every piece of equipment must deliver peak performance. The industry grapples with a significant challenge: the dire need for highly dependable and adaptable gear
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In the world of rigging, passing knots through a system is a crucial skill that parallels the challenges we face in life. Instead of pushing through problems, mastering the art of maneuvering around them can lead to more effective and innovative solutions. This blog will explore how knot passing techniques can be applied as an
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A guidance system merges a descent mechanism with a tensioned rope to aid in safely lowering a stretcher, whilst ensuring it is kept at a safe distance from the surface. This technique becomes particularly useful in challenging environments, such as the rocky terrains commonly found at the base of cliffs, which make transportation to level
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The Harkin Wingman is a compact haul kit that offers versatility, functioning as either a four-to-one or a five-to-one kit depending on how you position the load. You’ll notice significant distinctions when comparing the Wingman to other mini haul kits available on the market, with one notable feature being its exceptional compactness. We’ve engineered this
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This is a repost from CMCPro.com 5/17/22 Where To Get CMC Pulleys Raising systems are essential in any rescue or rigging scenario in which loads are lifted using rope. A raising system using a combination of pulleys to leverage the force applied in lifting is referred to as a mechanical advantage (M/A) system. Whether building
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Arizona Vortex Easel Leg A-Frame So we’ve arrived here on the scene, we’ve got a cliff edge in the background. And what we’re going to be doing is setting the Vortex up as an easel leg A-frame, which will facilitate the ability for us to be able to get the litter out over the edge
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