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Connectors fail at the gate, not the spine, so the gate opening and the locking action are the specification — not the shape. A screwgate relies on the user closing it; a twist-lock or triple-action gate closes itself, which is why they are specified where compliance cannot be supervised. Gate opening has to be checked against the anchor it will clip: a standard carabiner will not pass over scaffold tube or large structural eyes, and a scaffold hook is needed instead.
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| Gate opening | Must clear the anchor; state anchor diameter |
|---|---|
| Locking action | Screwgate, twist-lock, or triple action self-locking |
| Minimum breaking strength | Major axis, typically 22 kN or higher |
| Gate strength | Open gate and minor axis ratings |
| Material | Steel for durability and abrasion, aluminium for weight |
| Shape | Oval, D, offset D, or HMS pear |
| Swivel | State if a swivel eye is required to prevent twisting |
| Corrosion resistance | Stainless or coated for offshore and coastal sites |
| Standard required | EN 362 class, or ANSI Z359.12 |
| Quantity | Connectors are consumable after any arrest event |
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