Stainless Steel Oval Link with Permanent Screw Closure Link Inox 10 MM

Oval-shaped stainless steel connector for joining elements of a fall protection system when a fixed connection with a screw lock is needed. Suitable for users who prioritize corrosion resistance and a closure that can be tightened with a wrench.

FEATURES

• Symmetrical oval shape for a stable connection
• Permanently adjustable screw lock
• Made of stainless steel
• Strength indicated by the manufacturer according to version: 10 kN, 15 kN, 35 kN
• Weight: 140 g

BENEFITS OF Oval Link Inox

Allows for the creation of a bolted connection point in a fall protection system, reducing the risk of accidental openings compared to trigger connectors. The stainless steel helps maintain performance in humid environments or exposure to the elements, and the wrench closure makes it easy to keep the connection secured once installed.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Indicated for fixed or semi-permanent connections in work at height: joining elements of the fall protection system, mounting temporary lifelines, connecting components in metal structures, and applications where a bolted connector is required. Useful in industrial maintenance, construction, and outdoor environments.

TECHNICAL DATA

• StandardEN 362 Q | EN 12275 Q | UIAA121 Q
  Type of closureScrew-lock
  Weight140 g
  MaterialStainless steel
  LifespanUnlimited

NORMS

The EN 12275:2013 standard specifies the safety requirements and testing methods for carabiners and connectors used in mountaineering, climbing, and caving. This standard classifies connectors into different types (such as Type B for basic use, Type H for securing with a dynamic knot, or Type K for via ferratas) and establishes the minimum breaking strengths they must withstand both along their major and minor axes and with the gate open. Its main objective is to ensure that the connector does not fail under the dynamic forces of a fall, also ensuring that the closure system is reliable and that accidental openings do not occur under load.

The EN 362 class Q standard defines the requirements for screw-lock connectors (also known as "maillons") used in fall protection and industrial positioning systems. Unlike conventional quick-opening carabiners, class Q connectors are designed to be semi-permanent connection components, meaning they should only be opened or closed using a tool or deliberate and complete manual effort on their thread. This standard ensures that, once properly closed, these connectors provide superior structural strength and extreme safety against accidental openings at critical points in a safety system.