HOATER provides high-performance mobile rescue tripod, suitable for lifiting heavy objects, fixing and rescue use.
Capacity and Load Rating: Ensure the tripod's load capacity meets or exceeds the combined weight of the rescuer, rescue equipment, and the victim.
Height and Reach: Consider the height of the tripod and the reach needed to safely access the rescue area. Tripods typically have adjustable legs and height settings to accommodate various scenarios.
Stability and Footprint: Assess the stability of the tripod base and its footprint on different surfaces. Tripods should be placed on stable ground or have additional stabilization features (such as anchors or weights) to prevent tipping or movement during use.
Compatibility with Rescue Equipment: Ensure the tripod is compatible with other rescue equipment such as rescue harnesses, descent devices, and winches. Integration with these tools should be seamless and safe.
Yes, rescue tripods are versatile and can be used for both horizontal and vertical rescue scenarios. They are adjustable to accommodate different angles and reach points within confined spaces.
Industries such as construction, utilities (water, gas, electricity), manufacturing, and maintenance where workers may need to access confined spaces for inspection, maintenance, or repair.
Rescue tripods are used primarily for confined space rescue scenarios where traditional access methods are impractical or unsafe. They provide a stable platform for lowering rescue personnel into a confined space and for extracting them safely.
