Singing Rock Hector Screwdriver

Singing Rock Hector / Screwdriver

• due to its high strength and high clearance it is most often used for anchoring as a central carabiner
• pear shape facilitates securing with a half ship's knot or belay bucket
• bevelled keylock solves unwanted catching of the beak on the rope or rivet plate
• Rough grooves in the locking mechanism for better handling of the carabiner in gloves
• Greater rounding of the carabiner reduces wear and improves rope slippage
• large clearance and interior space easily handle a more massive anchor point or multiple rope loops at once
• lightweight hot-fothed I-beam construction makes the carabiner very strong and lightweight at the same time
• excellent ergonomics
• Anodized surface improves the corrosion resistance of the carabiner
• each carabiner is individually tested for a load of 10 kN and has its own unique serial number

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