Outdoor Climbing

Carabiners (PPE Certified Series)

1. As core safety equipment, carabiners are mainly used in scenarios with extremely high load-bearing and protection requirements. In the outdoor field, it's the "lifeline" for rock climbing and mountaineering. Climbers use carabiners to connect their harnesses and safety ropes. International certifications include EN362:2004 and EN12275:2013, ensuring it can withstand fall impacts and adapt to rock face environments of varying difficulty. It can also be used for camping, such as setting up tent guy lines and securing backpacks with external equipment, balancing safety and convenience. In indoor settings, it's an essential accessory for leisure and fitness. Yoga studios and climbing gyms can use it to connect rings and safety nets, ensuring user safety during stretching and climbing training. In industrial settings, during high-altitude work (such as power maintenance and building exterior construction), workers use carabiners to secure safety ropes to work platforms, effectively preventing falls even in case of accidents, creating a safety barrier for those working at heights.

2. Strong Load-Bearing Capacity: The main shaft tensile strength covers 22kN-50kN, with some models like the SGM7110TN reaching 35kN, and a maximum tensile strength of 16kN in the open state, far exceeding industry standards.

3. Materials and Craftsmanship: Made from aerospace-grade aluminum or alloy steel, processed with high-precision equipment and automatically assembled, with comprehensive testing including CNC tensile testing and salt spray experiments, balancing lightweight design and durability.

Diverse Functional Designs: Includes various structures such as D-type, elliptical, and asymmetrical HMS, equipped with multiple locking methods including straight-opening, spiral lock, Twist lock, and Triact triple lock, meeting the safety requirements of different scenarios. All products have passed international authoritative certifications such as EN362:2004 and EN12275:2013.