Hardware Carabiner Selection Find the right carabiner that meets all of your work and rescue specifications. CARABINER PMI® PMI®


Mate Screw Gate Mate TripLock™ Gator


PMI®


SMC Lite Alloy Steel, Zinc Plated, NFPA, Locking Carabiner


SMC Lite Stainless Steel, Locking Carabiner


SMC FP Lite Alloy SMC DualGuard SMC TriGuard SMC Kinetic


SMC Kinetic Dual Lock SMC Light D, Non-Locking


SMC Mountain D, Non-Locking SMC Locking D


SMC Oval, Non-Locking SMC XL Steel Locking D SMC CrossOver


SMC Large Steel Locking


SMC Large Locking D, Aluminum


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Just as rope provides the foundation of your system, hardware drives the functionality. PMI selects the finest tools available, balancing the qualities of innovative design with reliability, and long term durability. Our commitment to relationships with quality manufacturers like SMC and heightec®


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based on their commitment to the industry and, ultimately, to your safety. When you choose hardware from PMI, you are choosing the best.


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