Rock Exotica RockO WireEye Auto-Lock (3-Stage) Oval Shape Carabiner C3-WEA
DETAILS
The WireEye series of carabiners combines the utility of a standard carabiner with the safety and capability of a lanyard pin, or captive eye. The WireEye holds gear, lanyards and lines with enough resistance to help prevent gear from moving past the end of the carabiner, but releases easily when lifted up. When the potential for dangerous leverage or cross-loading can occur, the WireEye helps keep the carabiner oriented correctly, and the gear where it belongs.
- Releasable wire gate gives you quick access to capture and release lines or gear.
- Takes the place of a fixed lanyard pin or captive-eye carabiner when a permanent hold is not needed.
- Use as a standard carabiner with the added benefit of the wire restraint.
- Features the same strength and quality characteristics as other Rock Exotica carabiners.
Pull down toward palm, twist and open. 3-stage mechanism
MBS – 24 kN
Weight – 2.96 oz
CE
| Gate | Auto-lock WireEye |
| Ref # | C3 WEA |
| MBS-Major | 24kN |
| MBS-Minor | 9kN |
| MBS-Open | 6kN |
| Gate Opening | .93" (22 mm) |
| Weight | 2.96 oz (84 gm) |
| Height | 4.2" (107 mm) |
| Width | 2.8" (71 mm) |
| Certification | CE |
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Activities involving the use of this equipment are inherently dangerous. You are responsible for your actions, decisions and safety. You are responsible for using this product as intended. Before using this equipment, you must read and understand all Instructions For Use (IFU); get specific training in its proper use; become acquainted with its capabilities and limitations; and understand and accept the risks involved. FAILURE TO FOLLOW ANY OF THESE WARNINGS MAY RESULT IN SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH.
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