DMM Ceros Screwgate Captive Bar Carabiner
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Minimizing Cross-Loading for Enhanced Safety - The Ceros Screwgate Captive Bar is an evolution of the Rhino biner, designed to minimize the risk of cross-loading. It is easy to operate with one hand and can be located on the belay loop in a single movement, making it intuitive to use and simple to rack. Correct orientation is achieved with an internal captive bar that keeps the Ceros captive on the belay loop, while the horn prevents assisted braking devices from moving onto the carabiner’s spine. The full section top bar provides smooth rope control and resists wear.
Key Features:
- Belay Carabiner: Ensures consistent rope control and compatibility with rope control devices.
- Secure Attachment: Downward opening internal captive bar enables secure attachment to the belay loop and optimum orientation when belaying.
- Snag-Free Operation: Keylock nose eliminates snagging.
- Strength and Weight Ratio: I-Beam construction for optimum strength to weight ratio.
- Durability: Full section top bar for consistent rope handling and increased longevity.
- Anti-Cross-Loading: The horn on top of the Ceros' spine helps prevent cross-loading the carabiner.
- Tamper Proof Systems: Captive bar version allows installation in tamper-proof systems.
- Correct Orientation: Internal captive bar aids in correct orientation on the end of lanyards or when installed on harness textile bridges.
- Anchor Ring Installation: Captive bar also allows installation of an anchor ring in the basket.
- Screwgate: Requires screwing/unscrewing of the barrel to lock/unlock.
Technical Information:
- Product Name: Ceros Screwgate Captive Bar Titanium
- Product Code: A562CB
- Dimensions: 74 x 121 mm
- Weight: 88 g
- MBS (Major Axis): 25 kN
- MBS (Minor Axis): 7 kN
- MBS (Gate Open): 7 kN
- Gate Opening: 20 mm
- Certifications: EN362:2004 B/T, EN12275:2013 B/H/T
The Ceros Screwgate Captive Bar Titanium combines safety, ease of use, and durability, making it an essential tool for climbers looking to minimize cross-loading risks.
