Rhino Produxs 12kN (2697 lbs) Heavy Duty Carabiner Clips

12 kN Aluminum Utility Carabiner with Keyring, One-Hand Auto-Lock or Screw-Lock Gate Options

Autolocking Black Red Bullet
$44.99
Sale price  $44.99 Regular price 
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Rhino Produxs 12kN (2697 lbs) Heavy Duty Carabiner Clips

12 kN Aluminum Utility Carabiner with Keyring, One-Hand Auto-Lock or Screw-Lock Gate Options

$44.99
Sale price  $44.99 Regular price 
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This aluminum utility carabiner adds a compact attachment point for keys, bottles, bags, dog leashes, hammocks, tarps and compatible outdoor or gym accessories. Aerospace-grade 7075 aluminum is lightweight, rust resistant and smooth-edged, with a listed minimum breaking strength of 12 kN.

Choose an automatic quick-lock or manual screw-lock gate in the listed colors. Each three-inch D-shaped clip includes a keyring and weighs approximately 28 grams. The 12 kN figure is a breaking-strength rating rather than a universal safe working load. The manufacturer explicitly states that this utility carabiner is not for climbing, so never use it for personal suspension, rescue or fall protection. Inspect the gate and body before each use.

Specifications

  • Material: Aerospace-grade 7075 aluminum
  • Minimum breaking strength: 12 kN / 2,697 lb
  • Length: 3 inches
  • Shape: D shaped
  • Gate options: Auto-lock or manual screw lock
  • Included accessory: Keyring
  • Weight: Approximately 28 g
  • Properties: Rust resistant and snag-free
  • Uses: Keys, bags, bottles, leashes, hammocks, tarps and gym accessories
  • Restriction: Not for climbing

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this carabiner be used for climbing?

No. The product is explicitly labeled not for climbing and must not support a person or fall-arrest system.

What gate styles are available?

Choose a one-hand automatic locking gate or a manually tightened screw-lock gate.

Is a keyring included?

Yes. Each three-inch utility carabiner includes a keyring for organizing small items.

What does 12 kN represent?

It is the listed minimum breaking strength, not a safe working load for every attachment.

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