Four major reasons for the deformation of rescue tripods

A rescue tripod is a small device used for emergency rescue by firefighters, social rescue organizations, etc. It belongs to safety protection equipment. The bracket is made of high-strength aluminum alloy material, which combines the flexibility of aluminum with the hardness of other metals, and has a large load-bearing capacity, so it generally does not deform. But it cannot be ruled out that there may be deformation reactions in some unexpected situations.

1. When the weight of the heavy object under the tripod is more than four times its carrying capacity, deformation reactions may occur.

2. After using the tripod for several years or even decades, the load-bearing capacity of the aluminum alloy material will decrease, and even without overloading, deformation may occur.

3. Although tripods are not easily deformed, they are prone to paint peeling. Once the paint falls off, rust and corrosion will gradually occur, reducing the load-bearing capacity of the bracket and making it prone to deformation.

4. When other large mechanical equipment collides with the tripod frame, the tripod cannot move while carrying heavy objects and can only withstand huge impact forces, resulting in deformation.

Additionally, it cannot be ruled out that other circumstances may cause deformation of the rescue tripod.