HOATER offers a wide range of carabiners and connectors in different shapes, sizes and locking systems to meet specific usage needs.
Climbing and Mountaineering: Climbers use carabiners to attach and organize gear like quickdraws, harnesses, and ropes.
Caving and Spelunking: Carabiners are used to connect ropes and anchors in caving and spelunking to ensure safe navigation through underground passages.
Rescue and Emergency Services: In rescue operations, carabiners are used to connect ropes, harnesses, and rescue equipment.
Industrial and Construction Work: Carabiners are used in harness systems to connect workers to safety lines and anchor points to prevent falls.
Carabiners come in various materials suited for different environments. Aluminum Carabiners are lightweight and corrosion-resistant, suitable for climbing and recreational use. Steel Carabiners are higher strength and durability, ideal for heavy-duty and industrial applications.Stainless Steel Carabiners are highly resistant to corrosion, suitable for marine and harsh environments.
Load capacity is usually marked on the spine of the carabiner. Always ensure the carabiner’s load rating exceeds the weight of the load or the forces it will experience during use.
Yes, carabiners can be used for load-bearing applications, but it is crucial to choose one with the appropriate load rating for the task. Ensure the carabiner is designed for the specific type of load or force it will be subjected to.
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