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Petzl Bar

Petzl Bar

Petzl Bar

Kampaņas cena
3,38 + piegādes izmaksas
Līdz piedāvājuma beigām
Parastā cena 4,50 €
Ar PVN 25.5 %


Daudzums
gab.


Noliktavā
Veikals (Helsinki)plauktā0 gab.
Veikals (Helsinki)noliktavā15 gab. uzreiz
Piegādājams no interneta veikala15 gab. uzreiz

Preces kods
M029AA00
Svītrkods
3342540845015
Pieejamība
Uzreiz

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Preces apraksts

The Petzl Bar is a detachable accessory designed to prevent cross-loading of the Petzl Attache carabiner. By installing the Bar, the carabiner is oriented to load along the major axis, ensuring optimal safety during belaying or glacier travel. Additionally, it enhances comfort and security by preventing accidental unlocking of the gate when closed.
  • Orients the Attache carabiner for unidirectional loading along major axis
  • Bar prevents closure if carabiner gate isn't fully locked
  • Ensures carabiner gate remains locked when Bar is in closed position

Compatibility
Current Attache carabiner (M038AA02)
Previous Attache model (M38A SLN)

Weight
5 g

Materials
Nylon

Preces izmērs iepakotā veidā vai pārdošanas iepakojuma izmērs ir aptuveni 120 x 130 x 30 mm.


Svars
0,005 kg
(ar pārdošanas iepakojumu 0,014 kg)


Garantija
36 mēn.


Izcelsmes valsts
Francija


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