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Point
Point Attachment
The point attachment is useful for almost every structural collapse and vehicle stabilization application. It is designed to pierce metal and hold structural materials and sheet metal.

Chain Wedge
Chain Wedge Attachment
The Chain Wedge Attachment fits tight corners where standard flat base don't. The integrated chain groove offers additional stabilization and support with the use of chains.

Clevis Attachments
Clevis Attachments for attaching Struts to base plates.
Airshore offers a variety of clevis attachments to meet the needs of any shoring situation. The struts will not attach directly to any base plate or tripod head without a clevis. Clevis' are offered in a variety of angles, and some are offered as static or pivot. The selection of clevis' includes a Pivot Clevis, 45 Degree Clevis, 45 Degree Static Clevis, 60 Degree Clevis, and a 60 Degree Static Clevis.

Raker Rail Nailer
Raker Rail Nailers are an important part of any raker rail system. Allows for wooden cross bracing to be nailed in place. The nailer block is replaceable.
Raker shore frames must be braced. The Raker Rail Nailers clamp to the struts making it possible to secure cross bracing to complete the raker system.

Rhino Head
The Rhino Head attachment is two attachments in one: The V-block cradles and holds material while the point penetrates and grips into wood and metal.

Tripod Head
The Tripod Head is a one piece aluminum casting used to assemble a tripod or column.
The tripod head aids in the construction of the Tripod and a heavy column. The tripod enables rescuers and equipment to be lowered into and raised out of confined spaces. My mounting a tripod head to the top and bottom of ART struts, a heavy column is assembled. When using ART-A, ART-B, or ART-C rescue struts, the tripod and heavy column assemblies can be used with lifting airbags in place of heavy cribbing.

Winch
Winch for light duty and heavy duty.
Winch is available for light duty use with ART LITE Pod and heavy duty for use with standard ART Struts.
The Winch attaches to a leg of a tripod enabling the raing and lower of rescuers and equipment into confined spaces. Other applications inlcude: High angle rescue, cliff overhangs, grain elecator rescue, trench, and elevator rescues.

Expandable Load Cell
The expandable load cell measures a load. This enables rescuers to know the load force up front and also enables identification of load shifts.

Grips
Airshore offers a variety of grips for supporting and stabilizing of structural materials. They are offered in various widths and an L grip is also available. The grips are available in the following sizes:
4" C-Grip
6" C-Grip
8" C-Grip
L-Grip
Grips provide support to beams, girders, rafters, joints, purloins and other horizontal structural members as well as vertical structural members. The C-Grips wrap around three sides of the dimensional structural members. The L-Grip grabs the corner. Predrilled nail holes enable accurate placement of nails to increase stability.

Pivot
Airshore pivots are used in raker rail systems for collapse situations. Pivots are an integral part of the search and rescue kit. They are available in two different configurations:
45 degree
60 degree
A pivot allow rescuers to angle raker struts, vertical shores, and bases to accomodate for uneven terrain.

Strut Heads
Collapse situations are one of the most formidable challenges rescue workers encounter. Because of this, Airshoore offerst for types of Strut heads to help you adapt to any resccue situation. Airshore offers swivels, a V-block, a flat base, and a rigid base. While the flate base fits inside light and heavy duty rails to support a trench wall, the rigid base is a non-swivel flat base that adds stability to vertical shores. When you only base support position is a corner, the V-block is will cradle and support the materials providing stabilization while swivel heads provide angled support.

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