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Arbor Age October 2013

For more than 30 years, Arbor Age magazine has been covering new and innovative products, services, technology and research vital to tree care companies, municipal arborists and utility right-of-way maintenance companies

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Yale Cordage supplies arborist team for South African expedition Sterling Rope UP Lanyard Sterling Rope's new UP Lanyard is a versatile system that offers an easy-toposition, durable, non-conductive rope alternative to wire-core line. The heart of the system is the TriTech Flipline. By combining an abrasion-resistant Technora sheath with a high-strength Dyneema jacketed nylon core, the TriTech rope provides a lightweight, rugged and durable option that will outlast other lanyards. With more than 20 years of experience making highperformance technically advanced ropes, cords and products for work at height, you can rely on Sterling Rope to deliver innovative solutions for all your arbor needs. www.arborage.com Yale Cordage is working with an elite group of arborists on a project intended to preserve ancient trees in South Africa. By special request, Yale developed a limited edition version of its Kernmaster rope, adorned with the colors of the South African flag, to commemorate the expedition. Arborists and climbers will be ascending old-growth trees that have never been climbed before in order to take measurements and protect the trees from the impacts of development in the area. Worldrenowned arborist and professional climber Drew Bristow approached representatives at Yale Cordage to discuss engaging the rope manufacturer with the expedition. Yale's response was to not only design the commemorative Kernmaster, but to donate the product in an effort to benefit the project. Kernmaster's strength-to-weight ratio, coupled with superior flexibility and ease of handling, makes it a particularly good rope for use within the arborist community. Arbor Age / October 2013 9

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