£35
UIAA & CE Certified Hand Ascender – Lightweight Aluminium Rope Ascender (8–13 mm)
Fort William, Highland
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UIAA & CE Certified Hand Ascender – Lightweight Aluminium Rope Ascender (8–13 mm)
This UIAA and CE certified hand ascender is designed for safe, efficient rope ascent across climbing, rescue, and work-at-height applications. Built with a lightweight aluminium alloy frame and a durable stainless steel cam, it offers reliable performance for both indoor and outdoor use.
Certified Safety You Can Trust
Certified to UIAA and CE standards (1019-435 EN 567:2013), this hand ascender meets recognised safety requirements for rope access and climbing equipment, providing dependable security during use.
Lightweight Yet Strong Construction
The ascender features a high-strength aluminium alloy frame that balances durability with minimal weight.
Weight: 237 g (0.52 lbs)
Maximum load: 140 kg / 308 lbs
Breaking strength: 8.5 kN
Tension: 4 kN
Compatible rope diameter: 8–13 mm
This makes it suitable for extended use without unnecessary fatigue.
Ergonomic Rubber Handle
The ergonomic rubber handle is shaped for comfort and control, increasing grip friction while helping to protect the user’s hand. The wide handle opening allows easy gripping, even when wearing thick gloves, making it practical for cold or demanding environments.
Durable Stainless Steel Cam
Equipped with a solid stainless steel cam, the ascender is rust-resistant and corrosion-resistant for long service life. The design includes multiple attachment holes, with two connection points on both the upper and lower sections, allowing flexible setup with carabiners and webbing.
Versatile Applications
This hand ascender is suitable for a wide range of uses, including:
Mountaineering
Rope ascending
Tree climbing
Indoor and outdoor climbing
Rock climbing
Fire rescue
Arborist work
Pulley systems
Working at height
Posted: 19 hours ago
Ad ID: 1513151352
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