by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 2) Advanced Training
How to take off the Apex Switch and put it back on (including how to reassemble if it falls apart) It might be necessary to remove the Switch to wash the Shoulder Straps, or to install different size Shoulder Straps in the Apex. Remember to disengage the Apex before...
by McCade Freeman | Jul 19, 2021 | 2) Advanced Training
How to disassemble the Apex for cleaning, fitting adjustments, and maintenance. On occasion, you may need to completely disassemble the Apex for deep cleaning, maintenance, or to change certain parts. Follow these instructions to do so. Disconnect the Thigh Sleeves...
by McCade Freeman | Jul 19, 2021 | 2) Advanced Training, 6) Risk Reduction and Safety
How to check the Apex for safety and proper function Visually inspect your Apex exosuits daily. Be on the lookout for the following conditions: Wear and tear on soft fabric components of the Apex exosuit such as the Straps, Webbing, Back, and Thigh Sleeves Wear and...
by McCade Freeman | Jul 19, 2021 | 1) Basic Training
Adjustment tips to get a comfortable fit and the maximum support from the Apex exosuit Back and Shoulder Straps: Begin by adjusting the Shoulder Straps and chest strap so the unit is snug, but comfortable. The Back and Shoulder Straps sits right below your shirt...
by Paul Nicholson | Jul 19, 2021 | 1) Basic Training, 4) Work Conditions and Use
Basic use of the Apex including how to engage and disengage support on demand. The Apex is an occupational exoskeleton with passive spring-like assistance. There are no sensors, motors, or batteries. It is intended to be used by adults for work performed in industrial...
