Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender

About the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender

If you're looking for a reliable and sturdy rope grab that can help you climb with ease, the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab is an excellent option to consider. With its advanced features and durable build, it is suitable for a wide range of applications, including industrial rope access, rescue and emergency services, and recreational climbing.

What is the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab?

The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab is a mechanical ascender that allows you to climb up and down a rope with ease. It is designed to grip the rope tightly and move up and down along with your movements, providing a reliable and secure connection to the rope at all times. The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab features a cam that automatically engages with the rope when weight is applied, making it easy to use even with one hand.

Key Features of the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab

The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab is loaded with features that make it a great option for anyone who needs a reliable rope grab. Here are some of its key features:

• Durability: The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab is built to last, with a sturdy aluminum frame and high-quality stainless steel components that can withstand heavy use and exposure to harsh conditions.

• Compatibility: The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab is compatible with a wide range of ropes, including static and dynamic ropes with diameters ranging from 9mm to 13mm.

• Easy to use: The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab is designed for ease of use, with a simple and intuitive mechanism that allows you to quickly attach and detach it from the rope.

• Lightweight: The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab is surprisingly lightweight, weighing in at just 250 grams, making it easy to carry around and use for extended periods.

Design and Construction of the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab

The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab is designed with a focus on durability and functionality. It is made from high-quality aluminum and stainless steel, which gives it the strength and rigidity required to withstand heavy use and exposure to harsh environments. The cam mechanism is designed to engage with the rope automatically when weight is applied, providing a reliable and secure connection to the rope at all times.

How to Use the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab

Using the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab is relatively simple and straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Step 1: Attach the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab to your harness using a carabiner.

Step 2: Thread the rope through the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab, making sure that it is properly aligned.

Step 3: Test the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab to ensure that it is gripping the rope correctly.

Step 4: Start climbing, keeping your weight on the rope and letting the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab move up and down with your movements.

The Rocker is fitted with non-aggressive ‘rope friendly’ cam faces. EN353-2, EN358 & EN12841-A rated. 164 g.

FAQs

1. What is a Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender? A Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender is a mechanical device that is used for climbing and ascending ropes. It is specifically designed for use in rope rescue situations and for working at height.

2. How does the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender work? The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender works by gripping the rope tightly as it is pulled upwards. This means that the user can easily ascend the rope without slipping or losing their grip.

3. What is the difference between a rope grab and an ascender? A rope grab is a simple device that attaches to a rope and can be moved up or down the rope by the user. An ascender, on the other hand, is a more complex device that is used for climbing and ascending ropes.

4. Is the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender easy to use? Yes, the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender is designed to be easy to use. It can be easily attached to the rope and is operated using a simple trigger mechanism.

5. What is the weight limit for the Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender? The Ferno Rocker Rope Grab - Ascender has a weight limit of 120 kg. It is important to ensure that the user does not exceed this weight limit when using the device.