Magnetic braking is an innovative technology that is revolutionizing the world of ziplines and climbing. This cutting-edge technology provides a safe and reliable way to slow down or stop a zipline or climber, using powerful magnets to create resistance and dissipate kinetic energy.
In this category on Magnetic Braking, we’re dedicated to providing expert articles and white papers on all aspects of magnetic braking technology, from its history and development to its use in various adventure activities. Our team of experts includes engineers, safety professionals, and experienced operators, all of whom are passionate about sharing their knowledge and expertise on magnetic braking.
From the latest trends and innovations to best practices and safety considerations, our blog provides valuable insights for operators, engineers, and participants alike. In addition to expert articles and white papers, we also featurereviews of the latest magnetic braking equipment and technology.
So whether you’re a zipline operator, climber, or simply interested in learning more about magnetic braking, our blog has something for you. Be sure to check out our Magnetic Braking blog for expert insights and in-depth analysis.
TRUBLUE and QuickFlight magnetic descent devices have always been certified to the highest level, making them the most tested, trusted, and TRU goods on the market.
Continue reading TRUBLUE and QuickFlight Devices Meet RFU 11.128
The MAG Brake Trolley uses Eddy Current (Magnetic) technology to safely and consistently brake Zipline riders based on their speed. The magnetic Zipline Pulley has an integrated magnetic brake that is powerful and incrementally adjustable.
Continue reading The Magnetic Self-braking Zipline Trolley
The zipSTOP and zipSTOP IR Zip Line Brakes were designed to provide a comfortable, reliable primary brake that enhances rider comfort and zip line throughput. Despite the fact that the zipSTOP is incredibly dependable, we know that it is only one part of a comprehensive and proper zip line braking system, which is part of the total zip line trip.
Continue reading Whitepaper: Zipline Braking Dynamics
Thrill Syndicate’s mission is to assist climbing facilities, adventure providers, and zip line operators in creating the finest rider experiences and improving operations. When we identified an opportunity to provide a braking experience that is both hands-free for the rider and easy and efficient for zip line guides, we created the zipSTOP Zip Line Brake.
Continue reading Expert Tips for Zip Line Brake Installations
In your gym, do you still use friction-based auto belays? Then consider the following ideas, which may keep you awake at night: thermal deterioration, extraneous contaminants such as water and dust, slack falls and dynos, and brake fading are some of the issues that can occur. Magnetic brakes address all of these problems and more. In auto belays, magnetic braking outperforms friction braking in seven ways.
Zip line brakes are divided into two types: active and passive. The sort of brake you select will have a significant impact on your company’s risk management and the longevity of your zip line materials. The rider must initiate the braking procedure with active zip line brakes. The rider or a guide does not have to do anything to activate the passive zip line brakes. While active brakes allow riders to be more involved in the experience, they also add a layer of risk.
Continue reading Pros and Cons of Different Zip Line Brakes
Unlike mechanical brakes, which use friction and kinetic energy to stop objects from moving, eddy current brakes use electromagnetism to do it. Our cutting-edge magnetic braking system is exceptionally dependable, smooth, and long-lasting. There are no contacting parts in the braking system, hence there is no friction. What exactly does that imply?
Continue reading The Science of Eddy Current Magnetic Braking
We are constantly aiming to raise the bar in our industry. We became a little imaginative and unlocked the possibilities of the QuickFlight even more because there isn’t a Free Fall Category in EN standards. QuickFlight is known as a Free Fall Device, but there is now so much more you can do with it in the future to grow your revenue and provide your clients more unique experiences.
Continue reading QuickFlight Is Now CE Certified – Take Flight!
