Reach and Rescue Line Hook

The Line Hook is used for attaching a line to a fixed point either at height or across water. It can also be used for example, to secure a line to a submerged vehicle.

The Line Hook is smaller than the Carbon Fibre Line Hook. Applications for both are wide ranging.

Applications Include

• Offshore rigs and salvage operations involving safety and life lines
• Hands-off line attachment in hazardous condition with damaged or volatile structures above and below water, or overhead
• Attaching climbing or safety lines to unstable structures i.e., overhead cables, access ladders
• Making fast on mooring buoys or roving additional safety lines
• Below sea level salvage work
• Tree surgery for safety or climbing lines
• Safety or climbing lines
• Securing a line to a submerged vehicle

Models Available

How to Use

Attach a line to the eyelet of the karabiner. Attach the Line Hook by sliding it on to the pole’s gold collar and secure in place with the spring buttons.

• Approach – with the claw point and push through the structure
• Engaged – the cross-bar snaps shut
• Installed – by pulling back the pole, the line threads around the structure

View or download the Reach and Rescue Maintenance Guide

Watch the How to use Reach and Rescue’s Line Hook attachment video.