Modelled after commonly used rescue and access devices, making systems immediately recognizable and easy to interpret.
Components can be placed, moved, and reconfigured in real time, with the rope drawn last to show clean, logical system flow.
Reduces ambiguity during instruction and keeps discussion focused on system design, load paths, and decision making.
Rope Access Technologies
Australia
TSAC
Netherlands
Prusik Rescue
United Kingdom
Fire And Rescue Australia Training
Australia
5th Point
New Zealand
Graviteq
Australia
Teaching tripod and high directional systems in a classroom is difficult.
Bring out a full-size Arizona Vortex and the class quickly turns into a crowd around one piece of equipment. Only a few students can interact with it while everyone else watches.
This miniature threaded tripod allows instructors to split students into small groups so each team can build and discuss tripod configurations at the table. Instead of watching a demonstration, students can experiment with different setups, compare ideas, and work through scenarios together.
Expected Shipping Time: April 2026
