Description

Lupit Aerial, Rigging plate

in climbing 1 kN corresponds to approx. 101.9 kg

A rigging plate for an aerial hoop is a specific metal plate or attachment point used in the rigging system (chaining of several attachments) to securely suspend your gear,

EXAMPLES OF USE:

It is a strong and durable aluminium plate. The maximum working load is 35 kN.

Carabiners, ropes and various attachments can be connected to the Rigging in order to distribute or distance the mounting and support elements.

The main purpose of a rigging plate

is to distribute the load applied to the hoop through several anchor points.

This distribution helps minimise stress on individual anchor points, ensuring a safe and stable rigging configuration.

The rigging plate typically has multiple holes or attachment points where carabiners, soft loops or other connectors can be attached. These points allow for different rigging configurations and options, which allows the aerial circle to be opened at various heights or angles according to specific performance requirements.

When using a rigging plate, it is important to ensure that it is properly rated for the intended load and follows industry standards for aerial rigging.

Aerial artists and riggers should be familiar with the load capacities and safety guidelines provided by the manufacturer or industry standards.

It is essential to consult an experienced aerial rigging specialist or seek professional guidance when selecting and using a rigging plate for an aerial hoop. Proper installation, inspection and maintenance of the rigging system are essential to ensure the safety of performers during aerial performances.

Description
The use of a rigging plate for an aerial hoop offers several advantages in terms of safety, versatility and ease of rigging. Here are some of the advantages of using a rigging plate:

• Load distribution
• A rigging plate allows load distribution over several anchor points. By attaching the rigging plate to several anchor points, the load applied to the aero hoop is distributed, reducing stress on individual points. This helps minimise the risk of anchor point failure and provides a safer and more stable rigging configuration.
• The rigging plates provide a centralised and organised attachment point to connect the aerial hoop to the rigging system. Multiple attachment points on the rigging plate make it easier to securely connect carabiners, soft loops or other connectors. This simplifies the rigging process and ensures that the aerial hoop is properly and securely connected.
• Rigging plates also provide an additional level of protection for the equipment By distributing the load over several attachment points, the rigging plate helps prevent excessive wear on anchor points, carabiners and other connectors. This can extend the lifespan of rigging equipment and reduce the risk of equipment failure.

rigging refers to the structure that is created to support the tool and athlete from the ceiling to the tool itself.