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3M DBI-SALA 2000112 Carabiner Twist-Lock Offset-D 4 5/16 in Length 11/16 in
Steel offset-D carabiner with twist-lock gate rated to 420 lb and ANSI Z359.12 compliant
- ColorYellow
- ANSI Z359.12 certified for fall protection compliance
- OSHA 1910.140 and 1926.502 compliant for regulated worksites
- 5,000 lb tensile strength handles heavy-duty loads
- 420 lb working capacity supports personnel safely
- Double-action twist-lock gate prevents accidental opening
Carabiner for Fall Protection
The 3M DBI-SALA 2000112 is a steel offset-D carabiner built for personal fall-arrest systems. It meets ANSI Z 359.12 and OSHA 1910.140 and 1926.502 requirements for professional height work.
Twist-Lock Gate and Gold Finish
A double-action twist-lock gate requires two distinct motions to open, reducing accidental release under load. The gold colour improves visibility on a busy harness, and the steel body delivers a 5,000 lb tensile strength with a 420 lb working capacity.
Replaces Basic Snap Hooks
Workers currently using single-action snap hooks gain a higher security level without changing lanyard length. The upgrade is worth it when site safety plans mandate double-locking connectors that comply with the listed ANSI and OSHA standards.
Highlights
- ANSI Z359.12 certified for fall protection compliance
- OSHA 1910.140 and 1926.502 compliant for regulated worksites
- 5,000 lb tensile strength handles heavy-duty loads
- 420 lb working capacity supports personnel safely
- Double-action twist-lock gate prevents accidental opening
Specifications
| Brand | 3M DBI-SALA |
|---|---|
| Color | Yellow |
Questions about this item
Which ANSI and OSHA standards does the 3M DBI-SALA 2000112 carabiner meet?
This carabiner meets ANSI Z 359.12 and OSHA standards 1910.140 and 1926.502 for fall protection equipment.
What are the gate opening and overall dimensions needed to check compatibility with my anchor or lanyard?
The gate opening is 3/4 in, overall length is 4 1/4 in, overall width is 4 1/4 in and inside length is 3/4 in.
How do I operate the double-action twist-lock gate correctly, and what is the common mistake to avoid?
Rotate the sleeve then push the gate to open; the common mistake is skipping the rotation and only pushing, which keeps the gate locked.
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