Connecting links are designed to attach one piece of equipment to another, but not all connecting links are designed for dynamic loading. Find out the keys to using connecting links in your rigging and climbing systems.

Connecting Links Part 1

This ArborPod&trade; series offers videos that can help an arborist identify parts of a line; select and use the appropriate knots; and learn about other equipment, resources, and techniques valuable in a variety of climbing and rigging scenarios.

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If you have comments or a favorite topic in arboriculture that you would like to learn more about, please contact us at <a href='mailto:isa@isa-arbor.com'>isa@isa-arbor.com</a>.

This ArborPod™ series offers videos that can help an arborist identify parts of a line; select and use the appropriate knots; and learn about other equipment, resources, and techniques valuable in a variety of climbing and rigging scenarios. Notice to viewers If you have comments or a favorite topic in arboriculture that you would like to learn more about, please contact us at isa@isa-arbor.com.

This ArborPod™ series offers videos that can help an arborist identify parts of a line; select and use the appropriate knots; and learn about other equipment, resources, and techniques valuable in a variety of climbing and rigging scenarios.

<a href="https://www.isa-arbor.com/Portals/0/Assets/PDF/Online-Learning/Notice-To-Viewers.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer">Notice to viewers</a>
 
If you have comments or a favorite topic in arboriculture that you would like to learn more about, please contact us at <a href="mailto:isa@isa-arbor.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">isa@isa-arbor.com</a>.

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Connecting Links Part 1

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