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Detailed features
The AM'D Screw Lock carabiner from Petzl
D-shaped carabiner for connecting equipment to the harness. This carabiner is very versatile due to its shape, allowing it to be used in all circumstances. It can be used to connect a belay system or as a lanyard end. The AM'D screw-lock carabiner is one of the strongest and lightest carabiners in the Petzl catalogue.
Detailed characteristics of the carabiner
- The D-shape of the carabiner gives it the best possible strength/lightness ratio
- Screw Lock system
- Ideal for use with belay devices thanks to its symmetrical shape at the ends.
- Long axis strength: 28 kN
- Open finger strength: 8 kN
- Small axis resistance: 7 kN
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