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  • The photo

    “We’ve got the photo! It was a long time coming due to the number of public and private commitments that both Carlos and Raúl had to deal with and the fact that the photo had to be processed so that it could be seen properly (it was taken at dawn and with the sun behind Carlos), but at last we can show it to you.

  • Inclusion of QR codes with our products

    Dear customers,

    Please be advised that our products are to include an additional feature from now on.

    We have added a QR code along with the labels attached to the product that show its characteristics. You scan this code using your smartphone and the product will be displayed on the screen of your mobile phone directly from our website in the language it was requested. You can, however, change the language if required at the top of our site.

  • New Tensing Pulleys COMPACT 120 and 200.

    COMPACT tensing pulley is a product designed to provide the tension required for the rope going through a standard governor's groove. Unlike the usual tensing pulleys, which use masses to generate tension, these masses have been removed from our COMPACT pulleys replacing them with springs.

    This is a very compact design, with minimum dimensions, perfect to be used in installations with a reduced headroom and pit.

  • Day of mourning

    Our climbers have just come back from the Himalayas and while waiting to compile all the information on their great feat, we have just received sad news: The Spanish climber Juanjo Garra died at the slope of the Dhaulagiri (8,167m), after having conquered its summit.

  • Dynatech reaches the top of the world

    Last 22nd May at 5:00 a.m., Spain local time, Carlos Pauner managed to set foot on the Everest summit (8,848 m) on an expedition in collaboration with our company, as already known. Carlos has therefore joined the select group of 32 climbers that have managed to climb the 14 eight-thousanders on the planet.  At 8:00 a.m. he descended to Camp 4 and continued descending. Due to the complexity in communications at such a high altitude, we cannot provide you with further details for now.