Climbing Rope Dynamic Elongation Fall Factor Calculator

Calculate peak arrest force from rope dynamic elongation. UIAA limit: 12kN max arrest force for single rope. Fall factor = fall distance divided by rope paid out; maximum fall factor = 2.

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How It Works

Calculate peak arrest force from rope dynamic elongation. UIAA limit: 12kN max arrest force for single rope. Fall factor = fall distance divided by rope paid out; maximum fall factor = 2

Each component has a specific meaning:

  • Rope dynamic elongation — The rope dynamic elongation recorded for the scenario being assessed.

Note: Interpret the rope elongation result against the thresholds and context described above.

How to Use

Enter the rope dynamic elongation for the scenario you are assessing. Calculate peak arrest force from rope dynamic elongation. UIAA limit: 12kN max arrest force for single rope. Fall factor = fall distance divided by rope paid out; maximum fall factor = 2. Use the rope elongation result to inform your calculation.

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