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DATA SHEET · APCO-CARABINERS

APCO Carabiners & Connectors

Climbing-grade carabiners and connectors for paraglider and paramotor setups. Fully certified strength for pilot and equipment load; every carabiner carries a manufacturing date stamp and load rating.

2 Sizes
II · Highlights

Three reasons for APCO Carabiners & Connectors.

VI · Construction

About this model.

Karabiners are safety-critical and have service-life limits. APCO karabiners are specified with an MBL value (minimum breaking load) and material class.

Available models (7 variants):

• Gate Lock Carabiner — 1,800 kg MBL, aluminium.

• 3 Step Twist Lock 7075 Forged — 2,000 kg MBL, aluminium 7075.

• Aluminium Carabiner Double Safety — 3,000 kg MBL.

• Aluminium Carabiner Triple Safety — 3,000 kg MBL.

• Stainless Steel Twist Lock — 2,200 kg MBL, stainless steel (saltwater-resistant).

• 3 Step Twist Lock 25mm Webbing Mini — aluminium mini for hike-and-fly setups.

• Soft Link Carabiner — Dyneema soft link, the lightest variant.

Recommendation: solo standard → 3 Step Twist Lock 7075 (2,000 kg). Tandem → Triple Safety (3 tonnes). Hike-and-fly light → soft link or mini. Saltwater → stainless steel. Karabiners are subject to strict inspection requirements — replacement and check intervals depend on manufacturer specification and flight time; visual inspection at every 2-year check.

IX · FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the APCO Carabiners & Connectors.

How do I pick the right karabiner?

By MBL value (minimum breaking load) and material class — every APCO karabiner carries both plus a manufacturing date stamp. Solo standard: 3 Step Twist Lock 7075 (2,000 kg). Tandem: Triple Safety (3,000 kg). Saltwater: stainless Twist Lock (2,200 kg).

How often must karabiners be checked?

Karabiners are subject to strict inspection requirements — replacement and check intervals depend on manufacturer specification and flight time. A visual inspection is part of every 2-year check; the binding values are in the model's manufacturer documentation.

What is a soft link?

The Dyneema soft link is the lightest connector variant — popular in hike-and-fly setups.

How do I order?

Enquire with your wing/helmet model and the desired item name via the service form, or as a dealer directly in the B2B portal.

X · Related

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