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Lightweight and ventilated helmet STRATO® VENT Lightweight and ventilated helmet
Ultra-comfortable harness for rope access ASTRO® International Version Ultra-comfortable harness for rope access
Ultra-comfortable harness for rope access ASTRO® European Version Ultra-comfortable harness for rope access
Compact self-braking descender for rope access, designed for experienced users RIG® Compact self-braking descender for rope access, designed for experienced users
Mobile fall arrester with locking function ASAP® LOCK Mobile fall arrester with locking function
Energy absorber for ASAP or ASAP LOCK for a maximum load of 250 kg ASAP’SORBER AXESS Energy absorber for ASAP or ASAP LOCK for a maximum load of 250 kg
Single adjustable progression lanyard PROGRESS ADJUST-I Progression Lanyard Single adjustable progression lanyard
Durable pack. 45 liters TRANSPORT 45 Durable pack. 45 liters
Comfortable work seat designed for prolonged suspension PODIUM Comfortable work seat designed for prolonged suspension

Associated Tech Tips

Function test each time the ASAP or ASAP LOCK is installed

Function test each time the ASAP or ASAP LOCK is installed
Which type of fall-arrest lanyard to choose?

Which type of fall-arrest lanyard to choose?
Which harness for which uses?

Which harness for which uses?
Can I use my VERTEX or STRATO helmet without the chinstrap?

Can I use my VERTEX or STRATO helmet without the chinstrap?
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Associated News and Videos

The fastest rope workers in the West are… Team France! The fastest rope workers in the West are… Team France! The 2016 US edition of the Petzl RopeTrip is now over, and it was in all respects a truly marvelous event! For 4 days, 31 teams of rope workers from 17 countries gathered in Salt Lake City to share their experiences and put their rope skills to the test.
Labor of love: rigger Labor of love: rigger In July 2015, the Musilac music festival (Aix-les-Bains, France) was in full swing. Just a few hours prior to the festival, riggers were busy setting up the lighting and sound systems for the massive stage on the shores of Lake Bourget. Learn more about the intricacies of this interesting profession through an interview with Ben Mazuer, rigger.
Labor of love: roofing and rope access work on Meaux Cathedral Labor of love: roofing and rope access work on Meaux Cathedral In May 2014, Franck, a roofer-rope access worker, and Kilian, his apprentice, started working on the roof of Meaux Cathedral. This atypical work site highlights the challenges involved in the rope access profession along with the necessity for a genuine artisan expertise. Employee testimonials from the companies Abside and Epicure offer an insightful look into working in this extremely diverse profession.
Labor of love: rope access work Labor of love: rope access work Rope access workers are experts at height, true professionals above the void, skilled specialists in difficult to access and confined spaces. They must master techniques for access and rope work. Certification, such as the CQP in France (Certificate for Professionally Qualified rope access work), requires a long training period. Rope access workers from all around the world are continuously developing innovative techniques for rope work and fall protection. Their rope access know-how (training, certification, and experience) is only part of the package, and would be of little use if they were not already skilled in the more traditional professions (masonry, plumbing, welding, painting, windows…).
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