Skyland Equipment provides all the tree surgery equipment needed for arborists tackling any situation. Petzl pulleys and DMM pulleys top the range and bring the cutting edge of tree surgery tools to your kit bag. Petzl supply the classic FIXE (fixed) pulley and also the mobile pulley and the Oscillante Pulley. DMM supply the popular Pinto Pulley.
The ISC RP037 Micro Pulley has been completely redesigned for 2022, the ISC RP037 Micro pulley was crafted with functionality and versatility in mind. It features a revised attachment eye that...
The OSCILLANTE weighs practically nothing and can be used in crevasse rescue systems or improvised hauling systems. Quick and easy installation due to the swinging side plates Nylon sheave and...
The Dual pulley was developed for the re-direction of two ropes during work manoeuvers. The pulley is mounted on the self-lubricating bushing and is for use with up to 13...
The large version is manufactured using cast aluminium. These blocks are rope friendly, durable and extremely robust. These features combined give maximum security and strength when the block is rigged...
A connector with an integrated pulley sheave. It features a high-efficiency roller bearing sheave(s), threaded removable captive bar and a full-strength textile friendly becket. The uniquely profiled spine and captive...
The low profile and lightweight design make it easy to carry in the tree and cuts down on the bulk in climbing systems. The swinging side plates make it midline...
The Pinto (Pulley I Need To Own) is loved the world over, but even classics deserve an upgrade, which is exactly what we’ve done with the Pinto 2. With smooth...
The Teufelberger glideHITCH is a lightweight pulley with a unique design that will surprise you with its versatility and ease of use, especially in lanyard configurations. The glideHITCH is Teufelberger's...
The Triple Attachment Pulley in PINK for the Beats Cancer Awareness month of October forms an integral part of the renowned Hitch Climber System and is a firm favourite of...
