Installation and tender detail
| Materials | rope, steel |
Description
Ziplining is the activity of sliding from a high point to a low point by means of a steel rope connected to a low point by wearing a safety belt (harness), using one’s own weight and the help of gravity. Accelerated by a pulley attached to the steel cable, the zipline can reach speeds of around 50-60 kilometres per hour. This speed is directly proportional to the inclination of the zipline. At the end of the line, a spring brake system or automatic braking system is used to stop the vehicle. Certificates: TS EN 1176.
As written by Cemer.
Standards and certification
Published to EN 1176
Stated by Cemerfor this range rather than on this product’s own sheet. Park Plan does not assess or verify compliance with any standard.
