Sterling Nylon 8mm (5/16") X 100' Firefighter's NFPA Personal Escape Rope
A compact lightweight rope that has a Minimum Break Strength (MBS) of 3956 lbs. Made with a 40-carrier sheath construction that provides a supple, durable, high tensile strength lifeline.
This rope meets the escape rope requirements of NFPA 1983 Standard on Fire Service Life Safety Rope and System Components (UL Certified).
Personal Escape Ropes are a one-time, single person lifeline that have become standard equipment in the fire fighting community.
THIS ROPE SHOULD BE USED WITH OTHER COMPONENTS OF A BAILOUT KIT (CARABINERS, DESCENDER, BELT/HARNESS, ETC.) THIS ROPE MUST ONLY BE USED BY PROPERLY TRAINED PERSONNEL IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS!
We carry a full line of technical rescue equipment from top quality manufacturers. If you are a search and rescue squad, fire department, tactical team, high angle rescue team or EMS squad, contact us for discount pricing. Most gear is NFPA, CE or ANSI certified. Everything our store sells is BRAND NEW!
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The photo below was taken on 4/20/04 shortly after a devastating tornado ripped through downtown Utica (it missed our store by 2 blocks). While 7 people were rescued alive, eight fatalities were eventually recovered from the wreckage. Our heartfelt thanks goes out to all the fire and rescue workers, the Salvation Army, Red Cross, FEMA, IEMA, State, County and Municipal law enforcement agencies, and hundreds of volunteers who helped our community in its time of need. Photo Copyright and courtesy of Doug Larson and the Ottawa Daily Times newspaper.
