AN 80 zinc Carabiner screw
ART 8253 A4 Screw carabiner
DIN 5299 C A4 Fire carbine
DIN 5299 C zinc Carbine fire
ART 8004 A4 Carbine fire with the coupling
ART 8004 zinc Carbine fire with the coupling
ART 8252 A4 Detachable carabiner with swivel
ART 8001 A4 Carbine fire
ART 8054 A4 Carbine fire delta
ART 8297 A4 Detachable carabiner with a loop
ART 8005 A4 Carbine fire with a ring and the coupling
ART 8254 A4 Ring-ring swivel
ART 8251 A4 Cast carabiner with spring latch
ART 8256 A4 Swivel fork-fork type B
ART 8256 A4 Swivel fork-fork type A
ART 8010 A4 Carbine fire
ART 8250 A4 Carbine fire with a ring
ART 8303 A4 Carabiner for slings with swivel
ART 8257 A4 Hook-and-loop carabiner with swivel
ART 8153 A4 Carbine with open ring
ART 8255 A4 Swivel fork-ring
ART 8002 A4 Carbine fire with a ring
ART 8661 A4 Detachable carabiner with swivel
ART 8055 A4 Carbine fire delta with a ring
Carbine - a fastener that creates a quick detachable connection of cable, rope, rope with another element - a hook, ring, bracket and more.
Types and characteristics of carbines
Carbines have a fairly wide range of applications. They are used in rigging, and in lifting, mountaineering, tourism and other areas.
According to the design and methods of application carbines are divided into:
- fire carbine - has the form of a loop with a latch that opens / closes by simply pressing it, or a type of loop with a lock that requires twisting / untwisting (fire carbine with a lock);
- screw carbine - shaped like a chain link, used for repair and connection of chains, cables, ropes;
- spring carbine (and its type spring carbine with a swivel) - is used for economic purposes and is not intended for lifting works, existence of a swivel prevents twisting and entanglement of ropes and ropes thanks to a rotating element.
Rules of operation of carbines
In order for rigging carbines to last a long time and qualitatively, it is necessary to remember a few simple rules. These points can be considered the main safety measures when using these products.
- When installing carbines, make sure that the ropes and cords do not form knots, and also do not break out (do NOT jump out) from the carbine.
- During loading and unloading operations, no foreign objects should come into contact with the objects to be secured.
- It is necessary to constantly check the serviceability of the carbine (operation of latches, locks) and the presence of damage to it in the form of cracks, rust, dents and the like.
- Proper load distribution will help extend the life of carbines and other fasteners.
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