Edelrid Tactical Absorber Sling shock absorber night-black
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Edelrid Tactical Absorber Sling shock absorber night-black
Minimum breaking force: 15 kN
Certification: EN 355
Certification: EN 362
Maximum tear-open length: 70 cm
Weight: 263 g
The Edelrid Tactical Absorber Sling is an optimized self-belay sling with an integrated carabiner and palm lock for fixing to the anchor point.
The extremely compact energy absorber withstands a standard fall factor of 2 according to EN 355 with an impact force of < 6 kN.
Details:
- It is attached to the belt using an anchor hitch.
- Elastic arm for close-to-the-body handling of the carabiner
- The maximum tear-out length of the energy absorber is 70 cm.
- Made in Germany
Certifications:
- CE, EN 355
Attention: The system must not be extended!
Warning: Must not be used as a via ferrata set!
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EDELRID GmbH & Co. KG
Achener Weg 66
88316 Isny im Allgäu
Germany
mail@edelrid.de
EDELRID GmbH & Co. KG
Achener Weg 66
88316 Isny im Allgäu
Germany
www.edelrid.de
From its founding in June 1863 to the present day, 160 years have passed. In the early days, Schachenmayer & Cie. manufactured only strands and cords. Today, EDELRID is a globally operating manufacturer of climbing ropes, mountaineering equipment, and occupational safety gear. For 160 years, the company has experienced continuous ups and downs – one moment the development of the kernmantle rope revolutionized mountaineering, while just a few years later a major fire destroyed almost the entire production facility. In the 1970s, the sit-climbing harness developed by EDELRID paved new paths in the climbing world, only to be ravaged by a second fire a few years later. Thus, disasters and successes alternated, contributing to making EDELRID the company you know today.
