Products tagged with 'alloy carabiner'
ISC Scaffold Hook
The ISC Scaffold Hook is a large aluminium double action scaffold hook.
DMM Revolver Rig Twin
The DMM Revolver Rig is a connector with an integrated pulley sheave. Featuring a high efficiency roller bearing sheave(s), a threaded removable captive bar and a full strength textile friendly basket.
Petzl Omni
The Petzl Omni fills a niche market for semi-circular, alloy karabiners. They are primarily used for securing harnesses that use two attachment points that must be connected (such as the Petzl Super Avanti) or where there is likely to be a 3-way load. This multi-directional karabiner is available in two locking systems, the automatic Triact-Lock and the manual Screw-Lock.
Petzl Freino Z
The Petzl Freino Z is a karabiner with a built-in friction spur for improved descent control, especially with heavy loads and rescue scenarios. Compatible with Petzl’s self-braking descenders (I’D S, I’D L, I’D Evac, and Rig), it allows rope redirection for added friction without unclipping. Featuring a Triact-Lock automatic locking system and a keylock nose for snag-free handling, it ensures safe and efficient use. Lightweight and versatile, it’s ideal for both climbing and professional rescue applications.
Beal Flat Link
The Beal Flat Link has been designed to go with the Hold Up harness and is a fully rated karabiner, making it ideal for full body harnesses. The flat surfaces ensure an even load distribution on webbing.
Maillon Rapide Semi-circular
The Semi circular or half moon Maillon Rapide is ideal for securing caving harnesses, it is commonly used for the junction of 2 connecting points on a harness. Screw links are a lot more secure than karabiners so are essential if there's a possibility that the connector may be cross-loaded.
Finsterwalde Quick-Out Karabiner
When you need a reliable connection but need to be able to affect an immediate release this is the karabiner for you. Ideal for helicopter and across river rescues. Double button locking with multiple safety mechanism and a breaking strength of 40kN. Paragliders are able to separate the pilot from his/her glider when using a dirigible rescue system.