What load rating does the wrap 2 pull 1 anchor claim to support?

The wrap 2 pull 1 anchor configuration is designed to distribute the load effectively, allowing it to handle significant forces during rope rescue operations. The load rating of 24 kN indicates the maximum force the anchor can support safely, which is a crucial consideration in rescue scenarios to ensure the safety of both the rescuers and the victim.

Using this configuration, the principles of mechanical advantage come into play, enabling the rescuer to reduce the force experienced by the anchor while maintaining stability and security during the operation. The 24 kN rating reflects a design that takes into account factors such as dynamic forces that can occur during a rescue, making this load rating a reliable reference for rescue technicians when calculating safety margins and operational limits.

Other load ratings like 20 kN, 22 kN, and 26 kN do not accurately represent the standard capabilities of the wrap 2 pull 1 configuration, ensuring that the 24 kN specification is critical for safe and effective use in rescues.