Lifting Carabiners
Height Dynamics provides a selection of load-rated carabiners tailored for the toughest jobs. With options featuring Working Load Limits (WLL) up to 800kg and a Minimum Breaking Load (MBL) of 4000kg, these carabiners are engineered for strength and safety. Certified to AS4991-2004 standards, our range includes various gate styles, such as screw-gate and auto-lock, along with advanced features like integrated pulleys. Whatever your requirements, we have the perfect carabiner to meet your needs, all backed by our commitment to safety and reliability.
Tuf-Tug Load Rated Carabiner
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Townley Load Rated Carabiner
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- $79.95
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Why a load rated lifting carabiner matters
Lifting gear and fall protection gear are rated differently, and the difference matters. Fall protection connectors are marked with a breaking strength in kilonewtons (kN). Lifting gear carries a working load limit (WLL), a rated capacity with a safety factor built in for lifting service. A lifting carabiner is a connector rated for lifting duty, so you can use it to raise, lower and suspend loads with a rating you can actually work to. If you are lifting with a carabiner, use one rated for lifting. It is that simple.
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How to choose the right lifting carabiner for you
- Check the WLL. Match the working load limit to your load with margin. The lifting rating is what matters, not the size of the carabiner.
- Lifting or life-safety. Lifting duty and fall protection duty are rated differently. If the connector does both jobs on your site, confirm it carries the right rating for each.
- Gate and shape. A locking gate keeps the connection secure during the lift. Choose a shape that loads the spine, not the gate.
- Match the system. The carabiner has to suit the sling, the anchor and how the load hangs. Choose it as part of the lift, not on its own.