TAGS Magazine 10 | Summer 2016
Solutions for Tactical & Rescue - High Angle Access Operations.
Solutions for Tactical & Rescue - High Angle Access Operations.
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Powered Ascenders<br />
T1-16 ASSAULT - POWER ASCENDER<br />
Regardless of being onshore or at sea, in urban or<br />
remote locations; the state-of-the-art T1-16 Assault<br />
Ascender has been developed for tactical- and rescue<br />
operations under extreme conditions. These unique,<br />
watertight battery-powered Ascenders are almost silent<br />
and can ascend and descend at very high speeds. Giving<br />
you great tactical advantage, our Ascenders will not<br />
only make your operations more effective but also safer.<br />
Instead of strenuous climbing a rope or ladder you just<br />
ride the rope! One hand operation ensures you are able<br />
to operate your weapon and lets you fully concentrate<br />
on your task. Once the first operator is on top the rest of<br />
the team can be winched up easily by using the remote<br />
control system.<br />
The T1-16 Assault Ascender was introduced in 20<strong>10</strong><br />
and is now in use with many special operations units<br />
around the world. It has proven to be an ideal tool for<br />
many boarding and various urban tactical and rescue<br />
scenario's. With a battery capacity of 400m/1300ft this<br />
device is considered the "work horse" among our battery<br />
powered ascenders.<br />
The rope grab is optimized for <strong>TAGS</strong>® Patron PLUS<br />
ropes but also works with other specified semi static<br />
ropes (EN1891A). The optional 9mm rope Grab is exclusively<br />
designed and approved to work with <strong>TAGS</strong>®<br />
Patron Assault (9mm special Dyneema utility rope).<br />
The T1-16 features an internal battery system and is<br />
optimized for diving ops up to <strong>10</strong>m/33ft depth.<br />
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