zipSTOP IR Zip Line Brake

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Zip. Stop. Repeat. The best brake for your zip line, the zipSTOP IR is best suited to rider arrival speeds up to 60 kph (37 mph).

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Description / zipSTOP IR Zip Line Brake

Product Details

The best brake for your zip line, zipSTOP Zip Line Brake uses self-regulating eddy current magnetic braking technology to brake zip line riders smoothly, comfortably, and consistently, even at high speeds.

The zipSTOP IR is best suited for max rider arrival speeds between 24-60 kph (15-37 mph).

What Makes the IR Different From the Standard:

The IR stands for internal reduction. This device cannot be used with an external reduction line setup. It is already engineered as a mechanical 2:1. The benefits of the IR include simpler installation, no external reduction lines (although you will still need a redirection line), and the capacity to handle a wide range of rider arrival speeds with more mounting options (such as the pivot mount).

The assembly includes:

  • zipSTOP Zip Line Brake device
  • Brake trolley
  • Mounting bracket and hardware

Key zipSTOP IR Benefits:

  • Eddy current braking technology adjusts automatically to ensure a smooth rider deceleration.
  • Allows for a wide variety of rider weights and speeds.
  • Automatically resets after each rider, minimizing human error.
  • Helps mitigate risk by removing human error from the rider or guides.
  • Low cost of ownership, including an annual recertification at $399 and replacement of sacrificial wear parts.
  • Able to withstand outdoor environments and work consistently in any conditions.
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Specification

Specifications

  • Rated Working Capacity: 15 to 150 kg (33 to 330 lbs)
  • Device Weight: 23.5 kg (52 lbs)
  • Model Number: ZSIR150-20A
  • Rated Working Velocity: 0 to 60 kph (4 to 37 mph) utilizing a direct 1:1 load *

* This device cannot be used with external reduction lines.

Line Specifications

  • Maximum Line Extension: 20m
Safety Standards
Product Resources

zipSTOP Installation Manual

zipSTOP Operation and Maintenance Manual

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Common Questions

Looking for a little extra help?
How is SafeLine used now?

TruBlue Safeline is one device with many missions. Currently, you can fine SafeLines in fire and utility worker training facilities, a crucial part of emergency egress systems for marine ferries, attached to machinery in dropped object protection plans, and more.

How often does a SafeLine need to be serviced?

TruBlue SafeLine requires service inspections 15 months after the manufacturing date and every 12 months thereafter to ensure a high standard of performance and safety. We offer a SafeLine Service Subscription program, which provides a quick swap for a recertified fleet device with zero downtime, as well as other benefits. You still own thedevice.

What mounting height is SafeLine compatible with?

SafeLine with 12.5m (41ft) webbing:

  • Maximum mounting height of 12.5 m (41 ft)
  • Minimum mounting height of 4.5 m (14.8 ft)

SafeLine with 20m (65.6ft) webbing:

  • Maximum mounting height of 20 m (65.6ft)
  • Minimum mounting height of 12 m (39.4 ft)

It is important to note that the maximum and minimum mounting height limits listed for all SafeLine models are requirements, not recommendations. To ensure safe operation, devices must be mounted within the specified mounting height range.

The mounting height for all SafeLine models is measured from the nozzle of the device to the ground.