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OK Screw-Lock Carabiner - PETZL

Name: OK Screw-Lock Carabiner - PETZL
Brand: Petzl
SKU: M33A SL
Price: 18.95 EUR
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Petzl redesigned their popular OK Carabiner with a lightweight H-Frame design that reduces the material used and the weight, while keeping the same strength and reliability. The OK has an oval shape that allows for optimal loading of devices with wide sections, such as pulleys, rope clamps, and mobile fall arresters. The fluid interior design and keylock system greatly reduced any rope snagging.

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Description

Symmetrical oval shape allows optimal loading of devices with a wide section, such as pulleys, ascenders and progress capture pulleys
Facilitates manipulations:
- fluid interior design limits the risk of having a catch point and facilitates rotation of the carabiner
- Keylock system to avoid any involuntary snagging of the carabiner
- the H-profile contributes to better grip, protects the markings from abrasion and reduces weight
Available in three different locking systems:
- SCREW-LOCK: easy-to-open system, locking or not, according to the need of the user. The red band provides a visual warning when the carabiner is unlocked. This system is suitable for difficult environments where contaminants (mud, ice) could cause an automatic locking system to jam.
- TRIACT-LOCK: automatic locking system designed for frequent manipulation. Triple-action opening by raising and turning the sleeve, then pressing on the gate.
- BALL-LOCK: automatic locking system designed for frequent manipulation, with lock indicator. Triple-action opening by pressing on the green indicator, turning the sleeve, then pressing on the gate. The green button indicates when the gate is locked.

Specs

Specifications

Material(s): aluminum
Certification(s): CE EN 12275, UIAA