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Petzl Industrial Descender I'D

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PETZL Industrial Descender I'D

The PETZL I'D S is a cutting-edge, self-braking descender engineered for both professional height access and technical rescue operations. Built from robust materials—aluminum, steel, and nylon—this descender delivers unmatched safety, reliability, and ease of use in demanding environments.

Key Features

  • Self-Braking Mechanism: Ensures smooth, controlled descents and immediate locking when the handle is released.
  • Anti-Panic Function: Automatically stops descent if the handle is pulled too hard, reducing the risk of accidents in high-pressure situations.
  • Ergonomic Multi-Function Handle: Provides comfortable, precise control over descent speed and positioning.
  • AUTO-LOCK System: Locks the rope in place automatically as soon as the handle is released, enabling hands-free positioning at workstations.
  • Safety Gate & Rope Guide: Allows easy, safe rope installation while the device remains attached to the harness.
  • Versatile Rope Compatibility: Accommodates ropes from 10 to 11.5 mm in diameter, making it suitable for a wide range of professional applications.
  • Durable Construction: Stainless steel wear plate reinforces the rope friction zone for enhanced durability and longevity.
  • Anti-Error Catch: Reduces risk of incorrect installation and accidental rope disengagement.

Technical Specifications

Material Aluminum, Steel, Nylon
Weight 600 g
Max Load 150–250 kg (1 person/working load), up to 272 kg (rescue)
Rope Compatibility 10–11.5 mm
Certifications EN 341 Type 2 Class A, CE EN 12841 Type C, ANSI Z359.4, NFPA 1983 General Use, EAC

Additional Highlights

The descender supports two descent modes (side plate or V-shaped friction channel), accommodates short ascents, and integrates seamlessly with rescue kits. The moving side plate locks securely with a screw, and the handle automatically returns to storage position when not in use to prevent accidental snagging.