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NOTCH Equipment  |  SKU: STPD-20X14

X-Rigging Rings

Regular price 345 SEK
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Description

The X-Rigging Rings from NOTCH Equipment are made in the USA from machined and anodised aluminium for maximum strength, durability and low friction. They are used for efficient and safe rigging in tree care work, introduced by J. David Driver, the X-Man.


The X-Rigging Rings are simple in concept but brilliant in function, perfect for professional arborist rigging.

Description

The rings are made by machining high-quality aluminium, followed by hard anodising and polishing. This provides exceptional strength, long service life and minimal friction for smooth rope passage. They are ideal for redirects, fairleads and speedline applications in tree felling and rigging.

Features

  • Made in the USA from premium aluminium
  • Hard-anodised finish for increased durability and corrosion protection
  • Polished finish for low friction and a rope-friendly surface
  • Lightweight and compact for easy handling in the field
  • Optimised bend radius to minimise wear on the rope
  • Robust construction for demanding rigging operations

Technical specifications

  • Material: Machined 7075 aluminium, hard-anodised
  • Country of manufacture: USA
  • Breaking strength (MBS): Up to 30 kN depending on size
  • Rope-friendly design with a wide bend radius

Sizes

Size Inner diameter x Height (mm) Typical MBS
Small 20 x 14 mm Approx. 20-30 kN
Medium 28 x 20 mm Approx. 30 kN
Large 28 x 28 mm Approx. 30 kN

See the introduction video to X-Rigging by the Xman: X-Rigging

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