PETZL WILLIAM SCREW-LOCK Aluminum Pear-Shaped Locking Carabiner
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SCREW-LOCK manual locking with red visual indicator: Features a manual screw-lock design. A red band provides a clear visual warning when the carabiner is unlocked, helping the user verify that it is properly secured.
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Large pear-shaped design: The pear shape offers a large capacity and wide gate opening, making it easy to connect multiple pieces of equipment or ropes. It is particularly well-suited for use with a **Munter hitch** for belaying, and facilitates setting up Munter hitches during retreat scenarios.
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Reliable resistance to debris: Designed to reduce the risk of the locking mechanism jamming due to snow, sand, or debris, ensuring smooth operation in outdoor environments.
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Fluid gate design and smooth internal profile: The streamlined gate design minimizes the risk of snagging on slings, webbing, or lanyards. The smooth internal profile reduces potential catch points and helps the carabiner rotate into the correct orientation under load.
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Keylock system: Prevents the carabiner nose from accidentally snagging on ropes, webbing, or equipment loops, making clipping and unclipping smoother.
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Aluminum construction with H-profile: The lightweight aluminum material reduces the burden during high-altitude work or extended transport. The H-profile optimizes the strength-to-weight ratio and protects markings from abrasion for better visibility.
- Certifications: CE, EN 362, EAC, NFPA 2500 Technical Use, UKCA.
To protect consumer rights, please note that this type of technical equipment is safety-critical and is non-returnable/non-exchangeable (unless the item itself is defective). Please confirm your requirements before placing an order!
Specifications
- PETZL WILLIAM SCREW-LOCK Aluminum Pear-Shaped Locking Carabiner Specifications
- Weight: 85 g
- Locking system: SCREW-LOCK
- Gate opening: 28 mm
- Strength: Major axis 27 kN, Minor axis 8 kN, Open gate 8 kN
- Material: Aluminum alloy
- Certifications: CE, EN 362, EAC, NFPA 2500 Technical Use, UKCA
