The structure of the rescue tripod is simple, but its unique lifting function plays an irreplaceable role in emergency situations. When the rescue tripod is fully deployed, its height can reach around 240CM. However, by adjusting the lifting pin, it can be lowered to around 135CM. This feature allows rescue tripods to have significant advantages in different environments.

After each use of the rescue tripod, simply lower its three legs and merge them together to easily carry a 135cm lightweight alloy bracket. This not only reduces the burden on rescue personnel, but also improves rescue efficiency.

Working in highly restricted environments, this lifting function can demonstrate unparalleled advantages. For example, in some low rise areas of mining areas, large rescue equipment often cannot enter narrow spaces during the rescue of falling wells. With the rescue tripod, we only need to adjust its height to the lowest point and easily set it up on the mine to complete a series of difficult tasks.

The lifting function of the rescue tripod can also help rescue personnel better adapt to different working environments. Whether in mountainous areas, plains, or cities, the height can be quickly adjusted as needed to meet different work needs.