Camp Tripos Lift Winch

The Camp Tripos Lift Winch is a robust and compact rescue winch that is easy to mount on the Camp Tripos tripod. This winch is designed for the safe and efficient hoisting and lowering of persons during rescue operations in confined spaces such as tanks, manholes and shafts. Thanks to its positioning on the outside of a tripod leg, the interior space of the tripod remains completely free for other equipment or personnel.

Available in 20 or 35 metres
The Tripos Lift Winch is equipped with an automatic locking brake and an ergonomic 210 mm handle, ensuring a smooth and controlled lifting movement. The 5 mm thick galvanised steel cable has a breaking strength of 15 kN and a maximum working load of 150 kg.

Integrated fall indicator
A swivel connector with fall indicator increases safety by allowing visual inspection after a fall incident. The winch is available in two lengths: 20 metres and 35 metres, allowing users to choose based on the specific requirements of their working environment.

Key features:

• The winch is quick and easy to install on the CAMP Tripod 3507 – TRIPOS, without the need for additional tools.
• When the lever is released, the automatic locking brake engages immediately, providing extra safety during hoisting
• The ergonomically designed 210 mm lever fits comfortably in the hand and allows for a smooth hoisting motion
• The swivel connector is equipped with a fall indicator, allowing users to quickly check whether the system is still safe to use after a fall
• The winch is equipped with a 5 mm thick galvanised steel cable that is highly resistant to corrosion and has a breaking strength of 15 kN

Specifications:

• Cable length: 20 or 35 metres
• Cable type: 5 mm galvanised steel cable
• Cable breaking strength: 15 kN
• Maximum working load: 150 kg
• Weight: 12.5 kg (20 m version), 13.5 kg (35 m version)
• Certification: EN 1496:2017 Class A
• Compatibility: Specially designed for use with the Camp Tripos

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