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CMI Anchor Sling
A tough webbing anchor sling for setting tie-ins and anchors around stems and limbs.
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CMI makes climbing and rescue hardware including anchor slings, pulleys and carabiners. Arborists use CMI gear for anchors and climbing setups.
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A tough webbing anchor sling for setting tie-ins and anchors around stems and limbs.
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A small, strong pulley for hitch tending, haul systems and rescue kits.
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A boot-mounted rope ascender that turns every step into upward progress.
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A steel-sheave rigging block for 5/8 in lowering lines on removal work.
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Sewn webbing loops for quick anchors, redirects and light rigging.
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A small pulley that sits under your hitch and keeps slack moving as you climb.
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A compact pulley with an attached shackle for quick redirects and light hauling.
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A ring-and-ring friction saver from CMI with light aluminum rings.
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Friction device that helps the ground crew control loads on a rigging line.
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A rigging block sized for 1/2 in rope for light lowering work.
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CMI's arborist rigging block for redirecting lowering lines on removals.
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A compact 2 in CMI pulley for hauling and light rope systems.
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A tough stainless steel pulley for 5/8 in rope on hard-working rope systems.
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Hardware to set up a speedline and send brush and wood to a clear drop zone.
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A CMI aluminum rigging block for 1/2 in rope, paired with a matching sling.
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A heavy-duty CMI rigging block for large rope and big removal work.
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A lighter aluminum CMI block for everyday removal rigging up to 3/4 inch rope.
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A dedicated bag to keep a RopeJack or haul kit together and protected.
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A multi-point hub from CMI for tidy anchors with several connectors.
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A collapsible cube that keeps throw line ready to fly and folds flat in the truck.
CMI builds gear with roots in rescue work, where hardware has to be simple and tough. For tree work, CMI anchor slings are a common way to set a basal or canopy anchor, and their pulleys and rope grabs fit into climbing and haul systems.
Check ratings and rope compatibility for every piece, follow the manufacturer's instructions, and inspect slings and hardware before every use.