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Q: Is this carabiner uiaa certified? one reviewer claims that the picture is not the same model as the text listing. thank you.

In Europe the EN and UIAA standards are generally identical however because this is the black version (tactical) Petzl has the item certified to professional standards. The Screwlock H Frame Carabiner meets CE EN 362, EAC. It is 27kN on the long axis, 8kN on the minor axis, and 7kN with gate open. The standard color of the item which is identical is certified to CE EN 12275, UIAA. So the short answer to the question is that the black is not UIAA certified but that is only because it is the professional version of the non black which does have the UIAA certification.

Q: How mini kn is this carabiner

This particular carabiner is rated at 25 kN along the spine, and 7 to 8 kN across the gate.

Q: Is the one size the triact lock type ?

What is in the picture is triact I ordered it and that is what I got.

Q: Asked for replacement because first order did not contain locking carabiner as described. Why as never given a choice of what kind of lock type?

I had this concern when the "Green" "Ball Lock" model was only $15...that means it's not a ball lock but just a non-locker. The ball lock models are closer to $22. This is listed incorrectly on this page.

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🚀 Elevate Your Adventure with Petzl's OK Carabiner!

STAY SECURE - The innovative Keylock system prevents snagging, ensuring smooth operations.
BUILT TO LAST - Crafted from durable aluminum, designed for the rigors of climbing.
ELEVATE YOUR CLIMB - Experience optimal loading with the oval shape, perfect for pulleys and ascenders.
LIGHT AS A FEATHER - Weighing only 75 grams, this carabiner minimizes your gear load.
VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Use with CAPTIV positioning bar for enhanced stability and integration.

The Petzl OK Climbing Carabiner is a lightweight, durable aluminum carabiner designed for optimal loading with pulleys and ascenders. Its symmetrical oval shape and Keylock system enhance safety and usability, making it an essential tool for climbers and professionals working at heights.

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Is this carabiner uiaa certified? one reviewer claims that the picture is not the same model as the text listing. thank you.

How mini kn is this carabiner

Is the one size the triact lock type ?

Asked for replacement because first order did not contain locking carabiner as described. Why as never given a choice of what kind of lock type?

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Colour	Grey
Material	Aluminium
Brand	Petzl
Item Weight	95 g
Shape	D-Shape
Lock Type	Ball Lock
Global Trade Identification Number	03342540815858
Maximum Weight Recommendation	25 Kilograms
Item model number	M33A BL
ASIN	B01N679JKK

PETZL - OK, Climbing Carabiner for Pulleys and Ascenders, Ball Lock

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