100*59mm Aluminum-Alloy Screw-Gate Carabiner in Black, Red, Blue or Dark Grey

• 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

  100*59 MM
• Weight

  98g
  Sample

  Availabe
• OEM/ODM

  30-years OEM Services
  SHIPPING

  UPS DHL EMS Fedex TNT
• Logo

  Customized Logo
  Design

  Follow Custom

This D-shaped aluminum-alloy screw-gate carabiner offers Black, Red, Blue and Dark Grey actual options. Each is listed at 100*59 MM(3.94*2.32in) for a precisely identified sample comparison.

Compare measured mass for the offered version

If equipment mass matters to the mountain-project brief, request a measurement of the exact sample under review. Keep the result linked to its selected colour and drawing; lightweight wording by itself does not establish a measured benefit.

Prepare the four-colour sample request

Choose one of the four actual appearances and include the full nominal pair. Request the drawing and gate instructions together so that usable openings and operating clearance can be assessed against the proposed fitting.

• Name Black, Red, Blue or Dark Grey.
• Ask which nominal axes the 100*59mm pair describes.
• Request entry, attachment and screw-gate operating spaces.
• Identify the SGM7101 and HL106110SS relationship for this sample.
• Confirm present sample, logo, design, packaging and order arrangements.

Review the mountain connection conditions

Professional rock climbing, mountaineering, rescue, aerial work, fall protection and other load-bearing roles need relevant exact-version tests specifying method, direction and gate condition, plus intended-use instructions. The complete assembly and intended users must fall within the documented scope.

A safety label does not approve the proposed task. Obtain direct user-scope evidence for child selection before choosing the component for that purpose.