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Caving Rescue Systems AZTEK and Directionals

Caving Rescue Systems AZTEK and Directionals

/ Anchoring, Blog, Cave Rescue, Designing Your Processes, Dynamic Directional, Minimalist Mountain and Climber Rescue, Scene Management

Caving rescue and confined space operations are among the most challenging scenarios in technical rope rescue. Success hinges on using precise systems that balance safety, adaptability, and efficiency. Tools like the AZTEK 4:1/5:1 Mechanical Advantage System and Dynamic Directionals play a pivotal role in managing complex rescue Systems Used in Confined Space and Caving Rescues […]

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Friction in Climber Rescue - Minimalist Rope Rescue Techniques

Friction in Climber Rescue

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Friction in Climber Rescue Mechanical advantage systems are a cornerstone of climbing and rescue rigging, providing the means to move loads with less effort—or so we’ve traditionally thought. Richard Delaney of Rope Lab, in collaboration with the Rigging Lab Academy, explores how friction can undermine the effectiveness of a well-known mechanical advantage system, revealing hard

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