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Developed and tested under a DARPA Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Contract for the US military, The patented PowerQuick Ascender is an innovative powered climber that provides powered ascent and powered and manual descent.  Whether used as a work access tool or for on-site rescue capability, the PowerQuick Ascender is quick to deploy using standard climbing rope. PowerQuick eliminates climber fatigue, and provides for increased worker safety. Unlike climb assist type systems, when used for tower applications the PowerQuick requires no costly installation and is flexible in that it can be used in any location in which a rope can be rigged.  PowerQuick Concepts is an engineering, manufacturing, and international distribution company that that specializes in hydraulics, pneumatics, power, and actuation disciplines and industrial work-at heights and rescue products for military and commercial customers. One of our keystone commercial products, the highly successful PowerQuick Ascender product line was originally developed and tested under a DARPA contract for the US military. This product is now sold world-wide through our international network of distributors. Browse through our web page and see what PowerQuick Concepts can do for you. Beware India Imitations Please note that PowerQuick Concepts Inc. no longer warrants or supports product manufactured in India.  If you purchase an ascender manufactured in India be aware that the company is no longer  licensed to manufacture PowerQuick products and the quality and safety may be compromised. Please see our distributors page for a list of all authorized distributors or contact PowerQuick directly at sales @ powerquickinc.com.   Call us at 248-369-8383                        © PowerQuick Concepts, Inc.  2011 Made with Xara
Developer and Manufacturer of the PowerQuick Powered Ascender Product Line "I am impressed that a battery operated device can do what this one does. We found your product to be extremely useful and innovative.  We rigged a rappel/ascend setup off  the Jeremiah Morrow Bridge which carries Interstate 71 over the 200 ft deep Little Miami River Valley in Lebanon, Ohio. Everyone was comfortable with the safety and reliability of the device.  Ropes were easy to rig in the device.  “We got over 800 ft of ascending on a charge, battery life was good.  Universally, people said it was much easier to pull the trigger and ascend 200 ft than doing it the old fashioned manual way..” Mark E. Bernhardt, PE Director of Facility Inspection Burgess & Niple, Inc.