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GeoClimber

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GeoClimber

Product catalog summary
Introduction
This document, published by Gleistein Ropes in 2014, provides comprehensive guidance on the deployment and application of climbing safety ropes, focusing on products such as the Triple Safety Loop, Express Stropp, Inco Prusik, and FA Stropp. It includes specifications, procedures, and application tips for safe climbing practices.
Specifications
  • Triple Safety Loop: Made of Dyneema® with a diameter of 6/8 mm, compliant with EN 566:2006 / EN 354:2010 standards. It features spliced eyes secured with seam and heat shrink tubing. It can be used as a belay station sling, girth hitch into the belay loop of a climbing harness, and for rappelling tools.
  • Express Stropp: Also made of Dyneema® ø 6 mm, compliant with the same standards. It can be configured with carabiners for various climbing scenarios.
  • Inco Prusik: Constructed from Technora and Polyester ø 10 mm, featuring spliced end terminations. It serves as a Prusik sling for back run safety during rappelling and as a Prusik alternative at the pulley.
  • FA Stropp: Available in 1.2 m and 2.4 m lengths, made of Dyneema® ø 6/8 mm. It is used for anchor equalisation, serial anchoring, and preparing belay stations in ice or rock.
Procedures and Deployment
  • Triple Safety Loop: Attach with a girth hitch on the climbing harness and use a double figure-eight knot for roping up. It can be used for belay slings, rappelling, and rope ascents with additional equipment.
  • Express Stropp: Adjust length for a straight rope run and connect opposite to the rope's run. It is used for belaying and redirecting ropes immediately after reaching the belay station.
  • Inco Prusik: Hang an eye loop from the harness using a locking carabiner, wrap the sling around the rope three times, and hang the second eye loop in the carabiner.
  • FA Stropp: Used for anchor equalisation and serial anchoring. The 1.2 m version is ideal for ice, while the 2.4 m version is suited for rock with adverse spatial conditions.
Knots and Application Tips
  • Double Overhand Knot: Used for connecting two ropes during rappelling.
  • Double Figure-Eight Knot: For fastening parallel to the belay loop of the climbing harness.
  • Clove Hitch: For connecting serial anchors.
  • Munter Hitch: Used in emergencies for securing and rappelling.
Belay Station Procedures
Detailed steps for setting up and managing belay stations, including the use of locking carabiners, belay devices, and the importance of partner checks.
Rappelling Tips
  • Always remain secured.
  • Feed the rope through the rappelling ring correctly depending on the descent point.
  • Ensure connection knots are positioned correctly.
  • Check terrain and wind conditions before throwing ropes.
  • Use friction hitches for safety.
Rescue and Self-help Applications
The document describes techniques for climbing out of crevasses and assisting partners in rock and ice environments. It includes modifying the Rock Express technique for glacier use and employing devices like the Micro Traxion for belaying and redirection.
Equipment and Techniques
Instructions are provided for setting up tools such as the Triple Safety Loop, Inco Prusik or Tibloc, FA Stropp 2.4 m, and a belay device (Reverso) for climbing and rescue operations.
Express Pulley Block
The document explains how to enhance climbing efficiency using a rope pulley block, involving the FA Stropp and carabiners to create a new technique for easier ascent.
Conclusion
This document provides comprehensive guidance on the use of climbing safety ropes, emphasizing the importance of proper deployment and knot techniques to ensure climber safety.
Contact Information
Geo. Gleistein & Sohn GmbH provides contact details for further inquiries.
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Catalog excerpts

GeoClimber-1

Aufstieg gesichert! Primed for the climb! GeoClimber Sicherungsseile richtig einsetzen Deployment of climbing safety ropes

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Herausgeber/Publisher Gleistein Ropes, 2014 Text / Copy Peter Veider Ubersetzung ins Englische / English translation www.slant.de Zeichnungen / Illustrations Alexander Riml, Tumpen Gestaltung / Design www.agenturfuerstrahlkraft.de Fotos / Photos Peter Veider Titelfoto / Cover photo istockphoto Besonderer Dank an: Special thanks to:

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GeoClimber-3

GeoClimber Sicherungsseile richtig einsetzen Deployment of climbing safety ropes Triple Safety Loop Express Stropp Inco Prusik Die wichtigsten Knoten und Andwendungstipps The most important knots and tips for application

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GeoClimber-4

Triple Safety Loop Material: Dyneema® ø 6 / 8 mm EN 566:2006 / EN 354:2010 Endverbindungen: gespleißtes Auge, mit Spleißnaht und Schrumpfschlauch g

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Material: Dyneema® ø 6 / 8 mm EN 566:2006 / EN 354:2010 End terminations: spliced eye, secured with seam and heat shrink tu

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Triple Safety Loop Folgende Optionen sind mit dem Triple Safety Loop möglich: • Rot: für Sicherung am Stand • Grün: für Ankerstich am Hüftgurtring • Gelb: für Abseilgerät The following options are available with the Triple Safety Loop: • Red: belay station sling • Green: girth hitch into the belay loop of the climbing harness • Yellow:

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GeoClimber-7

a) Standschlinge zum Sichern am Stand b) Abseilen mit Zusatzausrüstung c) Aufstieg am Seil mit Zusatzausrüstung a) Belay sling for securing at the belay station b) Rappelling with extra equipment c) Rope ascents with extra equipment • Triple Safety Loop mit einem Ankerstich auf dem Hüftgurtring montieren. • Anseilen mit gefädeltem Achterknoten. • Attach the Triple Safety Loop with girth hitch on the climbing harness. • Rope up with a double figure-eight

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Material: Dyneema® ø 6 mm EN 566:2006 / EN 354:2010 Endverbindungen: gespleißtes Auge, mit Spleißnaht und Schrumpfschlauch gesichert Material: Dyneema® ø 6 mm EN 566:2006 / EN 354:2010 End terminations: spliced eye, secured with seam and heat shr

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Express Stropp Folgende Optionen sind mit dem Express Stropp möglich: a) Schnappkarabiner im Spleißauge 45 cm b) Beide Spleißaugen in einem Schnappkarabiner 22 cm c) wie a) Der grüne Schnappkarabiner wird durch den grauen Schnappkara­ biner gesteckt und der Express Stropp nochmals eingeklinkt. The following options are available with the Express Stropp: a) Carabiner in the eye loop 45cm b) Both eye loops in one carabiner 22cm c) as in a), yet the green carabiner is threaded through the grey carabiner and the Express Stropp is connected

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Länge vom Express Stropp so anpassen, dass ein gerader Seilverlauf erfolgt. Express Stropp entgegen dem Seilverlauf einklicken. Seil von innen nach außen in den Karabiner vom Express Stropp einklicken. Sicherungsgerät mit Verschluss­ karabiner im Hüftgurtring. Zum Seilausgeben sind beide Hände am Seil. Partnercheck! Belaying device with locking carabiner in the girth hitch on the climbing harness. For the supply of rope, both hands are on the rope. Partner check! Adjust the length of the Express Stropp in such a way that rope runs straight. Connect the Express Stropp opposite to the run of the...

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Material: Technora / Polyester ø 10 mm EN 566:2006 / EN 354:2010 Endverbindungen: gespleißte Endverbindungen Konstruktion: 24-fach geflochtenes Hohlgeflecht, 50% Technora, 50% Polyester Material: Technora / Polyester ø 10 mm EN 566:2006 / EN 354:2010 End terminations: Spliced end terminations Construction: 24-plait hollow braid, 50% Technora, 5

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Inco Prusik Folgende Optionen sind mit dem Inco Prusik möglich: a) Klemmschlinge als Rücklaufsicherung beim Abseilen b) Klemmschlinge als Prusikersatz bei der Seilrolle The following options are available with the Inco Prusik: a) Prusik sling as back run safety device for rappelling b) Prusik alternative at the pulley

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Die Anwendung Deployment Ein Spleißauge vom Inco Prusik mit einem Verschluss­ karabiner in den Hüftgurt hängen, die Klemmschlinge dreimal um die Seile wickeln und das zweite Spleiß­ auge auch in den Karabiner hängen. Hang an eye loop from the Inco Prusik in the harness using a locking carabiner, wrap the prusik sling around the rope three times and also hang the second eye loop in the carabiner.

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Material: Dyneema® ø 6 / 8 mm EN 566:2006 / EN 354:2010 (FA Stropp 1,2 m) EN 566:2006 (FA Stropp 2,4 m) Endverbindungen: gespleißtes Auge, mit Spleißnaht und Schrumpfschlauch gesichert Material: Dyneema® ø 6 / 8 mm EN 566:2006 / EN 354:2010 (FA Stropp 1,2 m) EN 566:2006 (FA Stropp 2,4 m) End terminations: spliced eye, secured with seam and heat shrin

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Folgende Optionen sind mit dem FA Stropp 1,2 m möglich: a) Ausgleichsverankerung b) Reihenverankerung c) Lange Expressschlinge d) Ideal für Standplatzbau im Eis The following options are available with the FA Stropp 1,2 m: a) Anchor equalisation b) Serial anchoring c) Long runner d) Ideal for preparing belay stations in ice

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Folgende Optionen sind mit dem FA Stropp 2,4 m möglich: a) Ausgleichsverankerung b) Reihenverankerung c) Lange Expressschlinge d) Ideal für Standplatzbau im Fels bei ungünstigen Platzverhältnissen The following options are available with the FA Stropp 2,4 m: a) Anchor equalisation b) Serial anchoring c) Long runner d) Ideal for preparing belay stations in rocks in adverse spatial conditions

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FA Stropp 1,2 m (gelb) FA Stropp 2,4 m (rot) Je nach Situation wird der kurze oder der lange FA Stropp verwendet. Die Schlingen konnen als Ausgleichsver-ankerung und fur Reihenverankerungen eingesetzt werden. Tragweise mit beiden Augen in einem Verschlusskarabiner. Um die Schulter legen und mittig wieder einklicken. Kann jederzeit auch unter dem Rucksack so positioniert werden. Zum Anwenden ausklicken und unter dem Rucksack herausziehen. FA Stropp 1,2 m (yellow) FA Stropp 2,4 m (red) The short or long FA Stropp is deployed according to the particular situation. The slings may be used for anchor...

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