Carbines

Design of carabiners

Carabiners consist of an oval or D-shaped body and a clip. The clamp can be screw, coupling or spring. They are made of steel or aluminum, heat treated to increase strength. Torsion protection and a smooth surface for safe fastening of metal products are important details.

Types and classifications of carbines

There are rigging carabiners for working with loads and sports models for mountaineering. Fire carabiners - with increased carrying capacity and screw or coupling protection. Additional options — with a swivel for rotating the load without twisting. There are also metal fittings of this type with increased corrosion resistance.

Features of carabiners

Carabiners are functional connecting elements that allow you to quickly connect or disconnect a cable, chain, sling or other structural element. They have a built-in lock - spring or screw, which ensures reliable fixation and prevents accidental uncoupling. The most common are spring (fire) carabiners, which open by pressing and close automatically. For increased safety, models with threaded fixation are used, which can withstand dynamic or vertical loads. In terms of shape, classic S‑carabiners are distinguished, oval, D‑shaped and pear-shaped. The D-shape guarantees an even distribution of the load, so it is often used in rigging and construction. Before buying carabiners, it is important to consider the maximum working load - it is marked in kilonewtons or kilograms.

ART 8253 — universal purpose screw carabiner with high strength.

DIN 5299 C — a classic fire carabiner with a quick latch, used in rigging work.

AN 80 — a model with a screw lock, intended for suspension systems and fastening.

ART 8004 — a fire carabiner with an additional clutch for increased safety.

ART 8001 — a fire carabiner with a basic structure for quick installation.

ART 8250 — a carabiner with a ring, convenient for fixing in systems where a quick connection is required.

ART 8303 — a specialized carabiner with a swivel that prevents twisting during loading.

This range covers all major functional requirements, from fire systems to cargo installation. They differ in breaking strength, clamp type, material and performance standard.

How to choose carabiners: what to pay attention to?

Start by calculating the maximum load. Determine the number of cycles of use and the operating environment. For work with loads, choose models with WLL marking and safety margin. Fire carabiners must comply with DIN or EN standards. Take into account the type of clamp - screw increases safety, coupling speeds up installation.

Advantages of buying Carabiners in Dinmark

1️⃣ The largest assortment of all types of fasteners in Ukraine.
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3️⃣ Bonuses for online purchases: an additional -2% discount on all products when ordering through the site.
4️⃣ Fast delivery and individual orders are possible.
5️⃣ Professional support: a team of experts is ready to help you choose the necessary hardware quickly and efficiently.
 

Therefore, it is worth buying rigging right here and get even more benefits from DINMARK!

Questions and answers

Which carabiners are the best?

The best are certified rigging carabiners with a safety margin of 2-3. They have a smooth surface and a quality clamp.

How to choose and order carabiners in Denmark

Choose a model by clamp type, breaking force and compliance standard. Directory filters will simplify the search. After choosing, add to the cart and complete the order.

Carbines worth buying in 2025?

ART 8253 and DIN 5299 C models remain popular in 2025. They combine safety, versatility and compliance with international standards. When planning buy carabiners, both write options with a screw or coupling clamp and a margin of strength in case of critical loads.