3M Dbi-Sala 8301042 7 Ft. (2.1M) Aluminum Tripod, 60 Ft. (18M) Salalift Ii Winch And 50 Ft. (15M) Sealed-Blok 3-Way Srl With Stainless Cable, Mounting Brackets, Carrying Bags And Leg Mount Pulley

• 7 ft. (2.1 m) aluminum tripod (model 8000000)
• Telescoping adjustable locking legs
• Built-in pulley system
• Specialized safety shoes and leg support chain
• Manually operated winch (model 8102003)
• 60 ft. (18 m) of 1/4 in. (6.3 mm) stainless steel wire rope
• 6:1 gear ratio mechanical advantage
• Free-wheel mode
• Environmentally sealed self retracting lifeline (model 3400924)
• 3-way emergency retrieval system
• 50 ft. (15m) 3/16″ (5mm) stainless steel cable lifeline
• Leg mount pulley system for secondary mechanical device (model 8003238)
• Quick connect winch and SRL mounting brackets (model 8005048)
• Equipped with i-Safe™

7 ft. (2.1 m) aluminum tripod, 60 ft. (18 m) Salalift™ II winch and 50 ft. (15m) Sealed-Blok™ 3-way SRL with stainless cable, mounting brackets, carrying bags and leg mount pulley.

When it comes to confined space entry/rescue, it is essential that equipment operates perfectly and quickly. DBI-SALA® has an extensive line of rescue and retrieval systems with decades of proven field service. Safety engineers and site directors trust DBI-SALA® for the type of high quality, rugged systems that will ensure top performance when it is needed the most. Our aluminum tripods are extremely lightweight and portable, easily set-up by one worker and can be transported from one location to another. They can accommodate a variety of winches and fall arrest devices and feature locking legs, simple detent pin style adjustment, quick-mount mechanical device bracket, safety chain and specialized feet to prevent movement. Our mechanical systems are legendary and have decades of proven field service and have operated flawlessly in some of the most demanding jobsites around the globe. The mechanical device is one of the most critical parts of the rescue system providing the means to retrieve an incapacitated worker to safety. Lifeline type and length are just a few of the options.