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The brand name Panindochina is originated by our non-stop innovation and development to expand the market and the focus for the Protective Equipment and improve the safety aware of the users. Since then up to now, Panindochina is accepted as one of reputable supplier for Safety Equipment and its services in Vietnam. Focusing on the development and supplying of safe, solid and humanized products, We persist with continuous upgrade of user experience of safety equipment, function and safety propelled by customers’ opinions and our innovation.
Ascender for the right or left foot, when used in conjunction with an ascender handle (e.g. QUICK’UP+) or a chest ascender (e.g. CHEST ASCENDER HC), makes it easier and speeds up the ascent of a rope.
Ascender for the right or left foot, when used in conjunction with an ascender handle (e.g. QUICK’UP+ or QUICK’ARBOR H) or a chest ascender (e.g. CHEST ASCENDER HC), makes it easier and speeds up the ascent of a rope.
Large-sized figure of eight descender, hot forged and ideal for belaying the leader in a dynamic way and for abseiling.
Stainless steel belay / rappel device, it is polyvalent and ideal for work and rescue operations.
Classic figure of eight descender, ideal for belaying the leader in a dynamic way and for abseiling.
Multi-use light-alloy right-hand rope ascender for climbing ropes or as a clamp for hauling/rescue.
Lightweight etrier with 4 steps, suitable for ascending the rope in combination with an ascender handle (e.g. QUICK’UP+).
Lightweight etrier with 4 steps, suitable for ascending the rope in combination with an ascender handle (e.g. QUICK’UP+).
Light alloy right-hand chest ascender for climbing up ropes, to use together with the ascender handle QUICK’UP+.
Left or right-hand light alloy ascender handle with ergonomic rubber grip for climbing ropes.
Innovative handle ascender with integrated pulley, that can be used in the following applica-tions: Caving. Used in conjunction with a chest ascender (e.g. CHEST ASCENDER+), it allows for rope ascent with MAO technique (Fig A). Rope work. Used in conjunct
