Reversibilities - On the (controlled) reversibility of pulley blocks and their significance in rope technology

The terms ‘reversible’ and ‘reversible’ have become widespread and established within rope technology, very similar to the concept of redundancy. In a way, these terms have developed a life of their own. This workshop will get to the bottom of this together.

Workshop leader: Thomas Wahls / T23 Veranstaltungsdienste

Friday 11/22/2024

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Hall B5, DEMO + TEST AREA, Trussing
Trussing

German

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This event takes place on the following dates:

11/22/2024, 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm	Hall B5, DEMO + TEST AREA, Trussing Trussing
11/23/2024, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm	Hall B5, DEMO + TEST AREA, Trussing Trussing

Workshop, Industrial climbing, Demo + Test Area

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