Harken Wingman (NFPA G)

Integrated Mechanical Progress Capture: among the first personal mechanical advantage systems to achieve internal, mechanical progress capture within the device itself—eliminating reliance on external prusiks. Ratcheting Sheave with Controlled Release Wing: a ratcheting sheave stops rope movement while a composite handle (“wing”) allows the operator to open or close the system under load for smooth, fine-tuned release. One-Handed, Fully Modulated Load Release: even under full load and with sheaves fully engaged, the system can be released easily and safely using one hand on the wing and the other tending the line. Ultra-Compact Form Factor: with a minimum overall length of just 8 inches, Wingman provides: Increased clearance under tripods Greater throw during pick-off operations Improved efficiency in confined spaces Configurable Mechanical Advantage: can be configured as a 4:1 or 5:1 mechanical advantage system, making it versatile for a wide range of rescue and work-positioning scenarios. High Efficiency Ball-Bearing Sheaves: integrated ball bearings maximize efficiency for both raising and lowering loads, reducing operator effort and improving system responsiveness. Common Applications: Technical rope rescue Pick-off rescues Adjustable directionals Work positioning Tripod and confined-space operations Industrial safety and access systems Technical Specifications Breaking Load45 kNMaximum Working Load3 kNSlip Load4 kN Certifications NFPA GMeets the manufactured system requirements of NFPA 1983, incorporated in the 2022 edition of NFPA 2500.CEH-86666 is CE certified to EN12278.2007 Mountaineering Equipment- PulleyUKCAH-86666 is UKCA certified to EN12278.2007 Mountaineering Equipment- Pulley