Pulleys for Fire Rescue
SMC 3” Prusik Minding Pulley The unique shape of SMC’s aluminum side plates allow the efficient use of Prusik hitches as a belay or progress capture device. Constructed with a 3” diameter sheave running on a high efficiency ball bearing. Low profile fasteners help eliminate the possibility of the pulley snagging. Max rope diameter 13 mm.
MADE IN THE USA
Key Features: Ball bearing • Large top hole easily accepts 3 large carabiners • Designed for 11 mm to 13 mm ropes • Precision machined aluminum side plates and 2.97” sheaves. Sealed bearings • Double pulleys include a becket
Pul leys
Part No
Single - Red Double - Gold
BERRY COMPLIANT
Tread Weight
SM158000N 2.46” SM158500N 2.46”
COMPLIANT NFPA 1983 (2012), G
MBS
12.5 oz (354 g) 38 kN (8542 lbf) 1.30 lbs (590 g) 48 kN (10790 lbf)
$88.55 $131.85
SMC 2” Prusik Minding Pulley
MADE IN THE USA
This mid-sized PMP is the perfect choice for rigging with 11 mm (7/16”) rope or when you don’t have room for a 3” PMP. Pulley will accommodate up to 13 mm rope.
Key Features: Precision machined aluminum side plates and 2” sheaves • Sealed Bearings • Double pulleys include a becket
Part No Tread Weight
Single - Green/Black SM152700N 1.49” Single - Black
Double - Green/Grey SM152800N 1.49” Double - Black
SM152701N 1.49” SM152801N 1.49”
BERRY COMPLIANT COMPLIANT MBS
6.3 oz (179 g) 36 kN (8093 lbf) 6.3 oz (179 g) 36 kN (8093 lbf) 10.4 oz (295 g) 46 kN (10341 lbf) 10.4 oz (295 g) 46 kN (10341 lbf)
NFPA 1983 (2012), G
$64.25 $64.25
$100.45 $100.45
NFPA How NFPA Certification Works:
Ropes and components that meet the NFPA’s 1983 Standard for Fire Service Life Safety Rope and Equipment for Emergency Services 2012 Edition also carry special markings for class of intended use. The three major classes are: Escape, Technical, and General. Each of these classes have different performance requirements when the product is tested for certification.
Most ropes and auxiliary equipment products covered by NFPA 1983 use the Escape, Technical, and General classifications. Product categories that do not use these nomenclatures include Harnesses, Victim Extrication Devices, Water Rescue Throwlines, and Moderate Elongation Laid Life Safety Rope. All of these exceptions have their own specific classes of use or are for a singular, specific type of use.
Escape use products are marked with the words “Escape-Use”; where space is limited on the product, this class can be designated simply by the letter “E”.
*Technical use products are marked with the words “Technical-Use”; where space is limited on the product, this class can be designated simply by the letter “T”.
General use products are marked with the word “General-Use”; where space is limited on the product, this class can be designated simply by the letter “G”.
For example: Carabiners are marked, “Meets NFPA 1983, 2012 ED.” They also must carry the name or logo of the manufacturer, along with the label of the third party that certifies that the product meets the standard. NFPA-certified carabiners also have either a T or a G stamped into the frame. The letter T indicates that the carabiner is for technical users and designed for when actual system loading is well known and within the performance standards of a T carabiner. The letter G indicates that the carabiner is for general rescue use as per the performance standards in NFPA 1983.
*Note: in editions of NFPA 1983 prior to 2012 the T rating was known as L. The performance requirements have not changed significantly, only the name. Many users felt the term “Technical” was more accurately descriptive than the term “Light”. Any NFPA 1983 - 2006 edition certified products manufactured after January 2, 2013 can not be sold by the manufacturer. Users do not need to replace L equipment in good service condition and are free to buy L marked equipment from dealers until L marked products are no longer in dealer’s stock.
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