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Carabiners for Fall Protection
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Fall protection carabiners meet OSHA standards for use as part of a personal fall protection system. They create a connection between two anchoring points, such as connecting lanyards or self-retracting lifelines (SRLs) to anchors or harnesses. A locking mechanism prevents the carabiner from opening on its own.
Double-Action Twist-Lock Carabiners
Double-action twist-lock carabiners require two actions to open, ensuring that carabiners cannot be opened accidentally. To open the carabiner the gate must be rotated then drawn back. The carabiner locks automatically when released to ensure that it's ready for use. They're easier to open than triple-action twist locks so they're used when the carabiner needs to be opened on a regular basis and where there is a low risk of the carabiner opening accidentally.
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Triple-Action Twist-Lock Carabiners
Triple-action twist-lock carabiners require three separate actions to open. The worker must first slide the sleeve, then rotate the sleeve before drawing the lock inward. The carabiner locks automatically when released to ensure that it's ready for use. Triple-action carabiners are more secure than double-action carabiners so they're used when there is a higher risk of the carabiner opening accidentally.
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