ROPE
AND CORDAGE
WEBBING
PERSONAL GEAR
HARDWARE
SOLUTIONS AND KIT S
PATIENT CARE
LOGIST ICS AND SUPPORT GEAR
KITS PMI® /SMC DELUXE HAUL SYSTEM
Compact and strong, this pre-rigged haul system can be rigged as a 4:1 or 5:1; just flip it end to end. The end of the PMI®
System Features: 2 SMC Micro PMP Pulleys • 2 SMC Lite Steel Carabiners • 10 m, 9 mm Classic Professional (page 6) • 2 m, 6 mm Accessory Cord (page 22) • One 5 mm Oval Screw Link (page 57) • 1 Storage Bag (Blue)
Weight: 3.10 lbs (1.400 kg) KT36077
USA MADE $326.00 9 mm Classic Professional rope is attached to the system instead of free floating.
Made with 7 mm Tuff cord (page 23) for less sheath slippage! PMI® /SMC JR HAUL SYSTEM
The same haul advantage as the Deluxe system, but in a lighter package. The pre rigged 4:1 or 5:1 haul system come with SMC’s new JRB mini pulleys (page 59).
System Features: 1 SMC JR Pulley and 1 SMC JRB Pulley (page 59) • 2 SMC Aluminum Carabiners • 10 m, 7 mm Tuff Cord (page 23) • 2 m, 5 mm Accessory Cord (page 22) • One 5 mm Oval Screw Link (page 57) • 1 Storage Bag (Blue)
Made with 9 mm Classic Professional (page 6) for better grippability!
Weight: 1.85 lbs (840 g) KT36128
USA MADE $180.00
PMI®
DELUX E HOT X- I T
Designed especially for firefighters, PMI® ’s Nomex®
Key Features: Kit includes: PMI® • 2 yards Nomex®
preassembled and ready for use Weight: 2.56 lbs (1.150 kg)
Orange Bag USA MADE Note: Not Shown KT36018 CERTIFIED $186.00 NFPA 1983 (2012), T
rope against heat damage during emergency egress. In a hot room or flashover situation, seconds count. PMI®
’s Hot X-It Kit helps to protect your Heat Guard is a heat and abrasion
resistant chafe guard that helps to protect the rope against flame, adding critical moments to your opportunity for safe escape.
Heat-Guard • Compact Cordura®
PED descender (page 65) • 2 locking carabiners pouch • Kits come
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