What is the critical angle range for struts and Rescue 42 devices?

The critical angle range for struts and Rescue 42 devices is indeed 45-70 degrees. This range is essential because it provides the optimal angle for the effective stabilization and support of vehicles or structures during rescue operations. At angles within this range, the devices can maintain their structural integrity while maximizing their ability to resist forces that might cause a collapse or movement.

When struts or stabilization devices are deployed within the critical angle range, they can better distribute loads and provide the necessary support to prevent further injury to victims or rescuers. Angles outside of this range may result in reduced stability, which can compromise the entire rescue effort and pose safety risks to everyone involved.

Understanding the critical angle helps first responders make quick and effective decisions regarding the setup and use of stabilization equipment in emergency situations, ensuring both safety and efficiency during rescues.