The anti slip pad at the bottom of the rescue tripod also has a hidden function

As a commonly used rescue tool by firefighters, the rescue tripod can quickly rescue people trapped in deep wells to the ground without being limited by power, space, or location. Whether in deep mountains, fields, or family style cellars, as long as someone falls, our firefighters will bring the tripod to rescue.

Before carrying out rescue operations, firefighters need to first set up the tripod frame above the deep well. If the ground is not inclined properly, the tripod frame needs to be adjusted. Whether during installation or rescue, the anti slip pad of the tripod plays a very important role.

Firstly, the anti slip pad can prevent the tripod from sliding left and right due to the indentations at the bottom, providing the same protective effect as the fixed chain at the bottom; Secondly, the anti slip pad can also prevent the tripod frame from sinking into the ground due to the weight of heavy objects, playing a role in protecting the ground and preventing the tripod from sinking.

So, every component of the rescue tripod body is a treasure level component, which often combines multiple skills and functions, improving both the efficiency and safety factor of the tripod.