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Type 6: Sleeves

 

Design and Construction > Containers > Bridles and Deployment Devices > Deployment Types > Type 6: Sleeves

This includes a fabric tube which encloses the full length of the folded canopy. Lines are stowed on the sleeve. They were originally used on early sport canopies, particularly the Para-Commander. [Figure 2-24] A modern version known as a “slag” is used on some ram-air canopies

Figure 2-24.Type 6 deployment – PC sleeve.


An additional deployment method is the “tail pocket.” This is a fabric pocket sewn on the tail of a ram-air canopy in which the lines are stowed. [Figure 2-25]


Figure 2-25.Tail pocket

Type 5: Free Bag
Securing the Deployment Device
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