Dark Grey or White 111*60mm D-Shaped Aluminum-Alloy Screw-Gate Carabiner

• Model Number

  SGM7101
  Usage Scenarios

  Rock climbing, Aerial work, Rescue, Outdoor sports
• Target End User

  Climbers, Aerial workers, Rescuers, Outdoor enthus
  Packaging

  Accept Customized Package
• Material

  Aluminum Alloy
  Product Type

  D Shape Screw gate Carabiner
• Applicable People

  Male, Female, Children, Universal
  Number of Products

  1
• Functional use

  Load bearing connection, Safety hanging, Fall prot
  Size of HL106110SS

  111*60 MM
• Weight

  65-80g
  Sample

  Availabe
• OEM/ODM

  30-years OEM Services
  SHIPPING

  UPS DHL EMS Fedex TNT
• Logo

  Customized Logo
  Design

  Follow Custom

Dark Grey and White are the actual options for this D-shaped aluminum-alloy screw-gate carabiner. Use 111*60 MM(4.37*2.36in) as the complete nominal identifier in an outdoor mountain-equipment inquiry.

Identify the version for a current quotation

State the selected appearance and full pair when asking about present sample and order terms. Confirm who manufactures the offered version and the current terms that apply.

Obtain a measurement for the chosen sample

Ask for measured mass linked to the Dark Grey or White component being offered. The available range does not establish either colour's measurement, so keep the result attached to its drawing and sample identity.

• Select Dark Grey or White at 111*60mm.
• Request nominal axes and usable entry and attachment dimensions.
• Obtain screw-gate instructions and actuation clearance.
• Clarify the SGM7101 and HL106110SS relationship for this version.
• Confirm present sample, marking, design and packaging scope.

Cover the complete mountain connection

Rock climbing, mountaineering, rescue, aerial work, fall protection and other load-bearing roles require relevant exact-version tests specifying method, direction and gate state, with intended-use instructions. Capacity and permitted safety duty remain unverified until applicable records cover the proposed arrangement.

Ask for intended-user limits with the task documentation. Obtain direct support for child suitability if that use is part of your selection brief.