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New brand smc nfpa rescue / rappel rack w/hyperbar
Brand New - SMC NFPA 6 Bar Rescue Rack with Hyperbar
SMC's new NFPA Rappel Rack is UL certified to meet NFPA standards as a General Use descent control device.
A rappel rack is one of the most versatile descent and lowering devices available. It will accept single or double ropes of several diameters and yet provides a wide range of friction for descent control or lowering control. This rack is unique in the market in that it allows the user to change the number of bars as necessary when in use with a load. Rappel racks are extremely popular for use in high angle rescues and in caving. As with all SMC products, welding is done by aircraft certified welders, followed by dye penetrant inspection. Finish is natural stainless steel.
NFPA Rappel Rack Assembly Includes:
* 1 ea. 1" Diameter Stainless Steel Tie Off Bar
* 1 ea. 7/8" Diameter Alum. Brake Bar with Training Groove and Straight Slot
* 4 ea. 7/8" Diameter Alum. Brake Bars with Angled Slot
Strength Rating: Rated "G" - MBS 22 kN
We carry a full line of technical rescue gear from top quality manufacturers. If you are a search and rescue squad, fire department, tactical team, high angle rescue team or EMS squad, contact us for discount pricing. Most gear is NFPA, CE or ANSI certified. Everything our store sells is BRAND NEW.
Questions? Call us toll free at (***)-667-7170
WARNING: Technical rescue operations and related activities can be extremely dangerous! Any person purchasing equipment from rescuedirect.com is personally responsible for obtaining competent instruction in its use and assumes all risks and responsibilities for any and all damages or injuries.
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The photo below was taken on 4/20/04 shortly after a devastating tornado ripped through downtown Utica (it missed our store by 2 blocks). While 7 people were rescued alive, eight fatalities were eventually recovered from the wreckage. Our heartfelt thanks goes out to all the fire and rescue workers, the Salvation Army, Red Cross, FEMA, IEMA, State, County and Municipal law enforcement agencies, and hundreds of volunteers who helped our community in its time of need. Photo Copyright and courtesy of Doug Larson and the Ottawa Daily Times newspaper.
