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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, attaching directly can create dangerous side loads or awkward rope paths. A back-tie anchor system solves this by redirecting and stabilizing a focal point, bringing strength and alignment into balance. […]

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Pre-Tensioned Anchors in Rope Rescue

Lance Piatt / Anchoring, Anchors, Blog

Pre-Tensioned Anchors In rope rescue and rigging, pre-tensioned anchors refer to anchor points or systems that are intentionally loaded with tension before the main force is applied. The purpose is to remove slack, increase stability, and reduce unwanted movement when the load engages. By preloading the system, rescuers can improve efficiency and prevent sudden shifts

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Back-Tie Anchor System

Pre-Tensioned Anchors in Rope Rescue

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