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Paratech, Inc.

1025 Lambrecht Rd.
Frankfort, IL 60423
815-469-3911
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PARATECH manufactures an ever-increasing number of emergency service, industrial and law enforcement products. Our specialty is tools for technical rescue, but our expertise doesn't stop there. PARATECH products have far ranging applications that extend to shipboard damage control, pipeline, mining, rail, quarries, vehicle maintenance, and recovery - just to name a few.

Products

Paratech Hvek
The most comprehensive heavy lifting kit available, utilizing the strength of HydraFusion Struts
Sept. 14, 2018
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Paratech's Leak Sealing Kits provide a variety of Leak Sealing Bags, Velcro straps, ratchet belts, hoses and controllers.
Dec. 11, 2017
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Paratech's MAXIFORCE G2 Air Lifting Bags are available in 14 sizes with the power to lift, move or shift weights up to 89 tons (80.9 metric tons) per bag.
Sept. 20, 2017
From the most basic single car stabilization, to the most complex big rig rescue, PARATECH engineers and manufactures the solution for safe, dependable and scalable vehicle stabilizatio...
March 10, 2015

Articles

Photos by Robert Policht
Assessing a department’s equipment assists in recognizing the department’s capabilities and limitations.
Robert Policht provides the steps that smaller departments should take to develop basic shoring capabilities.
April 26, 2024
Photos courtesy of Total Technical Rescue Solutions
A major drawback to wooden shores is that a rescuer must enter the trench to build the system.
Brian Gettemeier, Mike Shafferkoetter and Matt Wilcox construct an easy-to-follow explanation of the equipment and steps that are involved in protecting victims and responders...
Oct. 16, 2023
Photos courtesy of Contra Costa Fire Protection District (Con Fire)
Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (Con Fire) put three plans into action simultaneously to rescue a trapped individual from an 18-inch drainage pipe. Plan B, which ultimately was employed, called for members to enter a sewer a grate that was located on a sloped area above grade from the drainage pipe. This would give rescuers access to a vault that was 150 feet from the end of the pipe.
Bob Atlas digs into the details of Contra Costa, CA, Fire Protection District's Technical Rescue Program's extrication of a man who was trapped in an 18-inch drainage pipe.
Aug. 15, 2022
Photos by Ron Moore
Photo 1: To show that flexible end fittings, such as a hinged base, can make a difference in a strut’s working load limit, equal weights were placed at the top of each steel band. (The band on the right has V-shaped end fixtures at the top and is wide open at the bottom. The band on the left has rigid, fixed end fittings.) The steel band that has the rigid end fittings (similar to fixed ends for struts that are used in a trench rescue application) holds up well. The other band buckles under the same weight. Without rigid ends, the steel band is allowed to move and flex under the load.
Ron Moore explains how four factors regarding the use of a strut for a vehicle rescue can affect the working load limit of the strut.
July 19, 2021
Photo by Jim Regan
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Firehouse® presents its annual Apparatus Showcase, featuring the latest manufacturer offerings.
Nov. 1, 2013

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