Carabiners and Connectors
MADE IN THE USA
SMC Large Steel Large size locking carabiners developed by SMC especially for the needs of the fire and rescue communities. Available in several different metal finishes, as well as in both NFPA (Class G) and non-NFPA versions. Black zinc coated models are ideal for tactical operations and stainless steel model is best for corrosive environments. Large gate opening fits easily over litter rails. All models have stainless gates and locking sleeves for greater strength and reliability.
Key Features: Original US made steel rescue carabiner • Large gate opening • Stainless steel gate and sleeve
Standard
Width: 2.97” (7.5 cm) » Length: 5.04” (12.8 cm) » Weight: 10.9 oz (309 g) » Major Axis MBS: 46 kN (10341 lbf) » Minor Axis MBS: 18 kN (4046 lbf) » Gate Open MBS: 11 kN (2473 lbf) » Gate Opening: 1.20” (30.5 mm)
Stainless Steel
Black Stainless Steel BERRY COMPLIANT
NFPA Versions
Width: 2.97” (7.5 cm) » Length: 5.04” (12.8 cm) » Weight: 10.6 oz (300 g) » Major Axis MBS: 46 kN (10341 lbf) » Minor Axis MBS: 16 kN (3600 lbf) » Gate Open MBS: 11 kN (2473 lbf) » Gate Opening: 1.20” (30.5 mm)
NFPA Zinc Plated Steel NFPA - Heat Treated
Width: 2.97” (7.5 cm) » Length: 5.04” (12.8 cm) » Weight: 10.6 oz (300 g) » Major Axis MBS: 65 kN (14613 lbf) » Minor Axis MBS: 16 kN (3600 lbf) » Gate Open MBS: 18 kN (4046 lbf) » Gate Opening: 1.20” (30.5 mm)
NFPA Heat Treated Steel
BERRY COMPLIANT COMPLIANT
NFPA 1983 (2012), G SM21002 $45.85 SM21001N NFPA Black Zinc Plated Steel SM21007N
$35.25 $39.80
Natural SM24001 Black
SM24007
$59.30 $63.70
Carabine rs for All Purpose Use MADE IN THE USA SMC Lite Steel
SMC Lite Steel locking carabiners are for those situations where the high strength and durability of SMC Steel Carabiners is desired but the size and weight is not. Increasingly popular among cave and mountain rescuers for providing most of the benefits without the weight and bulk typically associated with steel biners.
Key Features: Stainless steel model available • Stainless steel gate and sleeve
Standard - Stainless Steel Width: 2.70” (6.9 cm) » Length: 4.52” (11.5 cm) » Weight: 6.0 oz (170 g) » Major Axis MBS: 33 kN (7418 lbf) » Minor Axis MBS: 10 kN (2248 lbf) » Gate Open MBS: 8 kN (1798 lbf) » Gate Opening: 0.94” (23.9 mm)
Stainless SM100003 Black
SM100007 BERRY COMPLIANT NFPA Versions - Lite Alloy Steel
Width: 2.76” (7.0 cm) » Length: 4.52” (11.5 cm) » Weight: 6.6 oz (187 g) » Major Axis MBS: 45 kN (10116 lbf) » Minor Axis MBS: 12 kN (2697 lbf) » Gate Open MBS: 11 kN (2473 lbf) » Gate Opening: 0.94” (23.9 mm)
Bright Black
SM100001N SM100007N
BERRY COMPLIANT COMPLIANT
$34.85 $37.80
NFPA 1983 (2012), G
$42.80 $49.80
SMC Carabiner Captive Eye Clip Turn any SMC carabiner into a Captive Eye carabiner. Made from strong stainless steel, the SMC Captive Eye Wire Keeper, when installed correctly will hold your rope in place on the carabiner. Comes in two sizes to fit any SMC Carabiner.
Note: Small Clip fits all SMC Standard Aluminum, Lite Alloy, Lite Steel series carabiners. Large Clip fits all SMC Large Aluminum, Large Stainless Steel and Large Steel series carabiners
Small Large
SM11803 SM11804
$3.10 $3.10
The Captive Eye Clip is easy to add or remove on any SMC Carabiner.
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