Description
The lightweight OK carabiner is made of aluminum. It features an oval shape for optimal positioning of wide-section devices such as pulleys, blockers and mobile fall arresters. Its fluid interior design and Keylock system make it easy to handle. It is available in three locking systems: TRIACT-LOCK and BALL-LOCK automatic systems, and SCREW-LOCK manual system. OK can be combined with the CAPTIV barrette to encourage the carabiner to operate along its long axis, limit the risk of overturning and secure it to the device.
- Oval, symmetrical shape for optimum positioning of wide-section devices such as pulleys, blockers and mobile fall arresters.
- Lightweight aluminum carabiner reduces the weight of equipment carried by workers at height.
- Can be used in conjunction with the CAPTIV barrette to encourage the carabiner to be loaded along its long axis, securing it to the device and limiting the risk of overturning.
- Facilitates handling:
– fluid interior design limits the risk of stable points and facilitates carabiner rotation,
– Keylock system prevents unintentional hooking of the carabiner. - H-profile:
– ensures optimum strength/lightness ratio,
– protects markings from abrasion. - Available in three locking system versions:
– TRIACT-LOCK: automatic triple-action opening lock,
– BALL-LOCK: automatic triple-action opening lock, with locking indicator,
– SCREW-LOCK: manual screw lock with red visual indicator when carabiner is not locked. - Also available in black (TRIACT-LOCK and SCREW-LOCK versions).
Specifications
- Material(s): aluminum
- Certification(s): CE EN 362, EAC
| Locking system | TRIACT-LOCK | BALL-LOCK | SCREW-LOCK | TRIACT-LOCK | SCREW-LOCK |
| Weight | 75g | 75g | 70g | 75g | 70g |
| Color(s) | gray | gray | gray | black | black |
| Long-axis resistance | 25 kN | 25 kN | 25 kN | 25 kN | 25 kN |
| Small axis resistance | 8 kN | 8 kN | 8 kN | 8 kN | 8 kN |
| Open finger resistance | 7 kN | 7 kN | 7 kN | 7 kN | 7 kN |
| Opening | 22 mm | 23 mm | 22 mm | 22 mm | 22 mm |
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