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Haul kit for pickoffs, making a releasable anchor, or tensioning a system, thanks to its 4:1 mechanical advantage and excellent efficiency (sheaves with sealed ball bearings). Learn More

The KAA is a self contained mechanical advantage system for tensioning lines or lifting people during rescues. In addition, as the KAA is certified to EN 354, it can be used for workplace stabilization, as a restraint system (open/closed), and for controlled lowering. Its strap-based construction makes it the most compact and lightweight system on the market. Depending on the orientation, it offers a 4:1 or 5:1 lifting ratio with an efficiency of 91%. The KAA is packaged compactly and ready for immediate use, so that no valuable time is lost when it is required. A swivel is provided at each end to prevent the system from twisting. The hand lever on the draw cord makes it easier to pull and can also be used as a lowering lever.

 

Weight: 500g (1.1lbs)

MBS: 22kN

Certification: EN 354

Efficiency: 91%

• Compact and lightweight due to strap-based construction
• 4:1 or 5:1 mechanical advantage
• Can be set up in seconds
• Swivels on both ends

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The HaulerBiner Compact Rescue Kit is a lightweight, compact and simple to use/deploy device. The HaulerBiner is fully rated for lifting people. The HaulerBiner has three pulley wheels incorporated into each carabiner, creating a compact and lightweight 6:1 or 7:1 (theoretical) mechanical advantage system. The HaulerBiner also has a purpose-designed progress capture cam with, an ‘on/off’ position.  The HaulerBiner utilises purpose-developed 6mm (1/4") rope, for strength and easy handling/best grip.  The kit is supplied in a two-pouch bag, for easy deployment. The HaulerBiner is load rated to 140kg (310lbs) but it has an MBS of at least 16kN/3500lbs tested as a complete system. The length of the system, when fully contracted is only 32cm (12"). EN 12278, EN 567 certifications

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The NEST litter was developed in partnership with the French national caving rescue organization. It allows a victim to be transported horizontally, vertically or at an angle. Learn More