DMM Anchor Rings

The Fixe Anilla is a welded ring made of PLX HCR steel, for equipping climbing routes and for work−at−height. Fixe has been working on improving its anchor range with a highly corrosion−resistant material (HCR) in order to increase safety in environments of all kinds, including marine and corrosive atmospheres, during a longer period of time.

The Raumer Round Stainless Steel Ring's surface allows for easy insertion of the rope and exerts the minimum damage to the sheath. As the pressure is spread over the full 360°, the wear on the ring is almost non-existent.  Also used to equip improvised abseil stations using cordage and a bolt-chain-carabiner combination.

The ISC Small Steel Ring is a 27mm ring that can be used on your harness bridge. It has a minimum breaking strength of 25kN.

The ISC Large Steel Rings are quality steel rings from ISC and are rated to 70kN. They are made with 11mm bar stock and are fully marked. Choose between the smaller or larger ring.

The Petzl Ring Open is a versatile connection point due to its gated opening system. This allows a range of equipment with sewn terminations or closed fixed attachment points to be installed. The round shape of the Ring allows optimal loading, making it a multi-directional peice of equipment for most system set-ups.

The Petzl Ring connection ring can be used to create multiple anchors or be installed directly onto the Sequoia and Sequoia SRT harnesses' attachment bridges to improve the arborist's lateral mobility.

The DMM Phantom HMS is an extremely compact and lightweight, yet strong karabiner with an optimised rope bearing surface that's ideally suited for belaying and rigging. The extra-short gate and slim tapering nose can easily take clove hitches and clipping slings.

The DMM Spectre wiregate karabiner features I-Beam construction for reduced weight, a shrouded nose for added security, and generous rope radii for smooth rope running and softer catches in a fall. Versatility and a broad feature set make the Spectre an ideal starting point for a climbing rack.