Safety karabiner

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Safety karabiner

In a fall arrest system, every link counts. This safety karabiner is used to join the elements of a fall arrest or work-at-height system: harness, energy absorber, lifeline or anchor point.

It is available in three versions to suit each use: symmetrical steel, robust and wear-resistant; directional, designed to work in a specific loading direction, such as in connections to anchors; and asymmetrical aluminium, lighter, ideal if you carry several karabiners throughout the day.

Main advantages

  • Three versions: symmetrical steel, directional or asymmetrical aluminium
  • Steel: maximum wear resistance
  • Aluminium: less weight for jobs with a lot of kit
  • Universal connector: joins harness, energy absorber, lifeline and anchor
  • Essential: in any work-at-height kit

What it is used for

  • Connecting the harness to lifelines.
  • Joining energy absorbers and lanyards.
  • Vertical work and rope access.
  • Assembly work at height and maintenance.
  • Rescue and work positioning.

Technical specifications

  • Type: Safety karabiner
  • Models: Symmetrical steel · directional · asymmetrical aluminium
  • References: CX-2703001100 · CX-2703001200 · CX-2703001700

Vetonek tip: always work with the karabiner gate locked and avoid side loading or resting it on edges. Before each use, check that the gate closes by itself and the lock works correctly.

Frequently asked questions

Steel or aluminium?

Steel is more wear-resistant; aluminium is lighter, ideal if you carry several karabiners.

What is the directional model for?

It is designed to work in a specific loading direction, such as in connections to anchors.

How should it be loaded?

Along its major axis and with the gate locked. Avoid side loading and resting it on edges.

What should I check before using it?

That the gate closes by itself, the lock works and there are no cracks, deformation or excessive wear.

What equipment is it used with?

With harnesses, energy absorbers, lifelines, fall arrest devices and anchor points.

Frequently Asked Questions

Steel or aluminium?

Steel is more wear-resistant; aluminium is lighter, ideal if you carry several karabiners.

What is the directional model for?

It is designed to work in a specific loading direction, such as in connections to anchors.

How should it be loaded?

Along its major axis and with the gate locked. Avoid side loading and resting it on edges.

What should I check before using it?

That the gate closes by itself, the lock works and there are no cracks, deformation or excessive wear.

What equipment is it used with?

With harnesses, energy absorbers, lifelines, fall arrest devices and anchor points.