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Petzl Maestro Features

Friday, 7 February 2020 1:30:29 pm Australia/Perth

MAESTRO rescue descenders: when facing the unexpected

On big walls, in ravines, or in confined spaces, the new MAESTRO descenders always provide the right solution for efficient rescue operations.

Compact and lightweight (1100g), they offer unparalleled versatility : whether raising and lowering heavy loads, or when serving as the main or backup belay system. The ergonomic handle, integrated brake, AUTO-LOCK system, and integrated progress-capture pulley mean that rescuers can adapt to any situation they may face during a rescue.

What are the differences between each version?

Both the MAESTRO S and MAESTRO L have the same design and features. The differences between each model are rope diameter compatibility (10.5 mm to 11.5 mm for the MAESTRO S, and 12.5 mm to 13 mm for the MAESTRO L) and maximum load (250 kg for the MAESTRO S and 280 kg for the MAESTRO L).

Learn more about the MAESTRO’s features

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Posted in Products By Petzl Australia

Preview of New Petzl products for 2020

Wednesday, 6 November 2019 10:18:13 am Australia/Perth

Preview upcoming Petzl products that are not yet commercially available. The release date of each product is scheduled for 2020.

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Posted in Products By Petzl Australia

Product Recall - Camp Safety's Giant multifunctional descender

Wednesday, 19 September 2018 2:59:27 pm Australia/Perth

On Thursday, July 19th 2018 C.A.M.P. was informed by a training centre of a functional issue when using a Giant in a simulated two-person rescue scenario.

This issue was related to the impossibility to start the rescue descent with a rescue load and it is due to a possible manufacturing defect of the internal mechanism for the batches 12 17 and 03 18.

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Posted in Safety Equipment Alerts By C.A.M.P Safety

Australia's Fall Prevention Standards

Wednesday, 23 September 2015 3:11:35 pm Australia/Perth

The Occupational Health and Safety (Prevention of Falls) Regulations 2003 require employers to implement the most effective fall prevention measures reasonably practicable when employees are working at height.

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Posted in Safety News By HEIGHTECH Safety

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