T R E E B R A C I N G. Tree support has a name - cobra - worldwide



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pbs weltweit erfolgreiche Baumsicherungs-Produkte T R E E B R A C I N G Tree support has a name - cobra - worldwide

2 The cobra-system cobra is a dynamic tree support system specially designed to be flexible and shock-absorbing. The system was conceived in response to functional insights and scientific research results. Based on these findings, the cobra system has been perfected for successful use, down to the smallest detail. Developed with practical scientific support for practical use, cobra has contributed to preserving valuable trees inexpensively and safely. Precise knowledge of a tree's vital needs played a decisive role in design of the system. If the tree is to strengthen itself, a shock-absorbing unit, which can be integrated with a cable, will support compensating growth by means of a defined, low-resistance oscillation. But even without the shock absorber, the system is fully functional and flexible enough to absorb and reduce impacts caused by oscillation. Impulse strength, average heavy load (dan) cobra standard system cobra without shock absorber Scientific control studies have shown the longevity of the cobra system. Its strength decrease (under 2% per year) is recognized as acceptable by scientists in the field. As a result, the system, if installed according to specifications, should not require replacement for at least twelve years. Impulse course for low load (dan) 1,2 Although the cobra system consists of a number of separate parts, according to ZTV Baumpflege (German tree care standards), it is considered a single-component system because the traction is provided by a single, uninterrupted component. 0,8 0,4 0,0 19 23 27 31 35 39 Time -1 sec Polyester hollow cable 35 Polyester hollow cable 25 Shock absorber Long-term stability of polypropylenehollow cable allows quick splice without tools Tension loop for reserve growth Thermo end cap Colors are changed every year so that the year of installation can be easily checked. Year's color: [insert years and color swatches] 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99,00 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07,08 Abrasion sheath where the loop goes around the branch Expansion insert is installed inside the cable where it contacts tree to reduce contact pressure. Shock absorber allows defined oscillation of branches light winds, thussupporting compensatory growth

3 The cobra Variants - Assembly The cobra crown stabilization system has been designed for uncomplicated and safe use, which simplifies work procedures. cobra plus 2 t Material: Monofilament polypropylene hollow cable, Ø 14 mm, tensile strength 3.45 metric tons*, ductile yield 7.5 % per metric ton Creep behavior in tensile strength: Strength decrease in the range of < 2 % per year a) As dynamic breaking-bracing system for branches up to Ø 40 cm b) As load-bracing system for branches up to Ø 30 cm (according to ZTV Baumpflege = German tree care standard) Useful life: 15 years cobra plus 4 t Material: Monofilament polypropylene hollow cable, Ø 22 mm; tensile strength 6.1 metric tons*; ductile yield 4.2% per metric ton Creep behavior in tensile strength: Strength decrease in the range of < 2 % per year a) As dynamic breaking-bracing system for branches from Ø 40 to 60 cm b) As static breaking-bracing system for branches up to Ø 40 cm c) As load-bracing system for branches from Ø 30 to 40 cm. (according to ZTV Baumpflege = German tree care standard) Connecting crown with close surrounding trees Useful life: 15 years cobra 8 t NEW NEW NEW Material: Monofilament polypropylene hollow cable, Ø 28 mm; tensile strength 11.35 metric tons*; ductile yield 2% per metric ton Creep behavior in tensile strength: Strength decrease in the range of < 2 % per year a) As dynamic breaking-bracing system for branches from Ø 60 to 80 cm b) As static breaking-bracing system for branches from Ø 40 to 60 cm c) As load-bracing system for branches from Ø 40 to 60 cm. (according to ZTV Baumpflege = German tree care standard) Useful life: 8 years Choose the appropriate length (see p. 9). At least circumference of branch 1. Installation of expansion band. plus 20 cm from the end of the cable, contract the cable and insert the expansion band into the inside of the rope. 2. Cut abrasion sheath to length and pull over rope. Length = branch circumference 3. Make quick splice. Clasp the end of the rope and feed it approximately 30 cm through the inside (distance from stem approximately 1/2 diameter) and out again.

4 15 cobra ultrastatic Dyneema hollow cable with special braid for quick splicing cobra ultrastatic Wide-strip loop with Dyneema core for secure, low-expansion attachment cobra ultrastatic Material: Dyneema hollow cable; Ø 10 mm; tensile strength 9 metric tons**; ductile yield 0.2% per metric ton Special braid for quick splicing a) As static breaking-bracing system for branches up to Ø 40 cm b) As load-bracing system for branches from Ø 30 to 40 cm 8 times lighter than steel * Important because crown stabilization is not the tensile strength of the individual components but instead is the carrying capacity of the system as a whole. Any redirection of rope leads to a decrease in strength. With Cobra, neither quick splice nor tension loop results in loss of cable strength. ** The collapse load is not the important factor with the use of Cobra Ultrastatic. Instead, it is the restraint of movement; as a result, the emphasis is on the lowest possible amount of cable stretching. 4. Make the compensation loop. Make a loop approximately 10 cm in diameter, then reinsert the cable end approximately 10 cm into the inside of the rope and pull it back out. This loop is for tension, to accommodate tree growth, and as a control. 5. Install shock absorber. Lubricate the tip. At a convenient spot, contract the cable and insert the shock absorber into the inside of the rope through the braids. 6. Cut off excess rope and install heat-shrink end caps. Push end cap at least 10 cm over the end of the cable. Heat the end with a blow torch until the end begins to crinkle. Then push the cap back to the tip of the cable and heat-shrink the cap onto the end.

5 cobra Assembly Practical tips on operation and measurements, as well as training schedules. The dynamic bracing system reduces sudden stress, thus preventing branches from breaking during storms and hurricanes. The static loadbracing system prevents the branch from falling if it breaks (see ZTV Baumpflege). Optimum effectiveness can be achieved by installing the bracing system 2/3rds the height of the stem above the crotch. 1/3 2/3 In the case of a loadbracing system, the height is not as important as ensuring that the cables are as vertical as possible. 45 Assembly position load-bracing system. Note: shock absorber not used here Assembly position Bracing system The ring bracing system is usually sufficient. A diagonal support need be added only when stems must be further secured (for example, V-forked branches), possibly without a shock absorber. Triangular cabling system Box cabling system Cable length needed Distance + 4 m (amount needed for assembly) Distance Long expansion band, approximately the same circumference as branch Tension and compensation loop Distance between insertion points Branch circumference + 20 cm 6 in. 12 in. dia/2 dia

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