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Atlas Lock Carabiner

The Keylock Nose design eliminates snagging when clipping or unclipping the carabiner from gear or webbing. This smooth, rounded shape allows for quick and easy access, making it especially useful in situations where you need to act fast, such as during climbing or rescue operations.

Major Axis Strength indicates the maximum load the carabiner can handle when force is applied along its strongest axis. With a strength of 40 kN, the Atlas Lock Carabiner is built to withstand high-stress situations, ensuring your safety during activities like climbing or rescue operations.

Minor Axis Strength refers to the carabiner's strength when force is applied along its weaker axis. The Atlas Lock Carabiner has a minor axis strength of 10 kN, which means it is still strong but not as robust in this orientation. It's important to consider this when configuring your gear to ensure maximum safety.

Open Gate Strength measures how much force the carabiner can withstand when the gate is open. The Atlas Lock Carabiner has an open gate strength of 13 kN, which is crucial for safety. This means that even if the gate is not fully closed, the carabiner can still handle significant loads, reducing the risk of failure during use.

A Triple-Action Locker is a locking mechanism that requires three distinct actions to open, enhancing safety by minimizing the risk of accidental opening. This feature is particularly beneficial for high-risk activities like climbing or rescue operations, making the Atlas Lock Carabiner a reliable choice for those who prioritize safety.

Absolutely! The Atlas Lock Carabiner is designed for high-stress situations, making it suitable for both climbing and rescue operations. Its high Major Axis Strength, Keylock Nose design, and secure locking mechanisms ensure that it can handle the demands of these activities while keeping you safe.