Carabiner NOTCH D aluminum

Product detailed description

the model is equipped with an automatic locking system that proves itself in the most complex systems, including those involving moving ropes. It requires three movements to unlock (lift + rotate + press), so it meets the requirements of industry standard EN 362. Additional lugs on the screw cap improve handling of the carabiner with wet hands or gloves.

The carabiner is equipped with a non-crocheted keylock. The absence of the nose known from classic models means smoother work and elimination of unpleasant hooking of the carabiner on the skewer or tool walls.

The carabiner meets the requirements of European standard EN 362 and American ANSI Z133. The correct parameters and high quality are ensured by numerous control procedures implemented by the brand and each product is repeatedly checked throughout the production process.

Although Notch itself is a relatively young brand, its roots go back to the early 1970s. Around this time, Sherrill, a North Carolina-based company, began supplying equipment to foresters and over time became one of the largest suppliers of this type of product in the United States. In collaboration with users and engineers, they have created a wide range of unique solutions, including the legendary Big Shot slingshot. Today, Notch is an independent brand that has a virtually complete portfolio of products used in arboriculture. Years of experience, attention to detail and precision craftsmanship are behind each model with its distinctive "N" logo.