Fire Brigade Carabiner Hook – Your versatile companion for secure connections
The compact fire brigade carabiner offers you a reliable solution whenever you want to fasten or connect light loads quickly. Its practical shape makes everyday handling easier and keeps you flexible. Whether you need a Carabiner hook in big or small, or simply a universal connector – this hook covers a wide range of applications.
Benefits & Areas of Use
• Ideal for quick fastening and connecting
• Stable shape ensures safe handling
• Suitable for workshops, transport, crafts and hobby
• Low weight for effortless use
• Solid companion for light securing tasks
Technical Data
• Dimensions: 60 × 6 mm
• Material: zinc-plated surface
• Non-binding lifting capacity: 120 kg
• Standard reference: similar to DIN 5299 – Form C
• Design: classic fire brigade carabiner hook
Accessories & Recommendations
For frequent fastening or securing tasks, robust lashing straps or shackles are a useful addition to support your connection points.
Conclusion
If you are looking for a compact and reliable carabiner hook for daily use, the fire brigade carabiner provides a stable and practical solution. Choose yours now and rely on a connection that holds.
| EAN | 4032378632183 |
| Commodity code | 73269098 |
| Composition | steel zinc-plated |
| ECLASS-Basic 15.0 (en) | 23.130.204 |
| WLL carabine hook (not binding) (kg) | 120 |
| carabine-hook version | standard, galvanized |
| colour | silver grey |
| hook-version | carabine-hook, type C |
| hook aperture (mm) | 8 |
| material-thickness hook bottom (mm) | 6 |
| material thickness carabine-hook (mm) | 6 |
| outer length carabine-hook (mm) | 60 |
| standard | similar to DIN 5299 |
Please observe the following safety instructions:
Fire brigade snap hooks are used for connecting and securing loads or equipment. To ensure safe use, the following instructions should be observed:
1. Intended Application and Suitability
- Fire brigade snap hooks must only be used for their intended applications.
- Before use, ensure that the snap hook is suitable for the intended load and specific application.
- Observe the specified maximum lifting capacity. This must not be exceeded.
2. Before Use
- Inspect for damage: Check the snap hook for visible defects such as cracks, deformation or corrosion. Damaged snap hooks must not be used.
- Check operation: Ensure that the gate mechanism operates smoothly and closes completely.
- Verify compatibility: Check that the snap hook is compatible with the equipment being used.
3. Use
- Ensure that the snap hook is fully closed before being loaded. An incompletely closed snap hook may create a hazardous situation.
- Do not subject the snap hook to cross-loading or twisting. Loads should always be applied along the major axis.
- Do not overload the snap hook. The maximum lifting capacity must never be exceeded.
4. Special Conditions
- The snap hook must not be used in chemically aggressive environments unless the material is specifically designed for such conditions.
- Do not use the snap hook for dynamic loads (e.g. fall arrest loads) unless it is expressly certified for such applications.
- Exercise caution when using the snap hook in extreme temperatures, as these may affect the material properties (e.g. embrittlement of metal at low temperatures).
5. Maintenance and Care
- Clean the snap hook after each use and store it in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.
- Inspect the snap hook for safety and functionality at least once a year, or more frequently under intensive use.
6. Storage
- Store snap hooks in a dry and clean environment, protected from moisture, dirt and direct sunlight.
7. Additional Information
- Do not modify the snap hook in any way (e.g. drilling, welding or grinding).
- If there is any uncertainty regarding the suitability or condition of the snap hook, consult the manufacturer or a qualified specialist.
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