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1. MAG Brake Trolley (magbraketrolley01)
(Zipline and Safety hardware)
Self-braking Zip line pulley with integrated magnetic brake
2. zipSTOP Speed Unit (TBZS004)
(zipSTOP - zipwire braking system, Zipline and Safety hardware)
The zipSTOP Speed 0-72 kph (0-45 mph), the best brake for your high speed zip line.
3. zipSTOP IR Unit (ZSIR150-20A)
(zipSTOP - zipwire braking system, Zipline and Safety hardware)
zipSTOP IR 24-60 kph (15-37 mph) high-speed zipwire brake. The zipSTOP uses a self-regulating magnetic braking system to brake zip line participants safely and comfortably.
4. Revolutionize Your Park: The Power of Zip Line Simulation Software
(Blog UK)
... provides precise estimations, allowing you to select appropriate cable types, anchors, and support structures, preventing overstressing or insufficient tension. Rider Speed Along the Zip Line: Knowing ...
5. Spring Brakes: The Reliable Primary & Secondary Braking Solution for Ziplines
(Blog UK)
... robust and reliable solution for both primary deceleration and emergency arrest. Engineered to handle high speeds and significant impacts, these systems offer a cost-effective and low-maintenance approach ...
6. The Magnetic Advantage: Changing the Zip Line Experience
(News)
... line braking devices. This cutting-edge technology is inspired by high-speed trains and roller coasters, and it brings zip lines the same degree of safety, dependability, and performance. As a result, ...
7. Understanding Zip Line Braking Systems
(Blog UK)
... attachments, such as the LightSpeed Trolleys, it can improve efficiency and reduce passenger rollback. Thrill Syndicate's MAG Brake Trolley is another excellent alternative. This unique self-braking magnetic ...
8. The Magnetic Self-braking Zipline pulley
(News)
... means that we are able to slow down the rider to a manageable speed without friction, heat or wear on the cable. Therefore greatly reducing the maintenance needed to the zipline cables and the trolley ...
9. Expert Tips for Zip Line Brake Installations
(Blog UK)
... chosen, it's important to match it with the correct pulley. Most pulleys used in the zip lining industry are not designed for high-speed performance. Many have large gaps on either side of the sheaf, or ...
10. Zipline Mistakes You Don’t Know You’re Making
(Blog UK)
... zip lines in which impact braking is employed to decelerate riders at the terminal end of the zip line. Impact Braking occurs when the rider trolley contacts a braking mechanism at elevated speeds. In ...
11. Which zipSTOP is right for your zip line?
(Blog UK)
... ideal for lines where the rider contacts the brake trolley at less than 20 mph, the zipSTOP IR is ideal for lines with arrival speeds between 15-37 mph. About zipSTOP The best brake for your zip line, ...