Petzl - Professional Catalog 2026

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To address various situations encountered in the field, Petzl offers several types of connectors,

with different shapes, sizes, gate openings, and locking systems.

CONNECTORS

Connector Positioning Accessories

Accessories that keep the carabiner correctly

positioned in devices and at the end of a lanyard.

Semi-Permanent Connectors

Connectors designed for semi-permanent

connection of equipment.

Lanyard-End Connectors

Connectors designed for lanyard ends.

Special Carabiners

Aluminum carabiners designed for specific uses:

with groups, for additional braking with a descender,

and for harness fastening.

Ultra-Lightweight Carabiners

Compact aluminum carabiners for workers at

height looking to reduce weight to a minimum.

High-Strength Carabiners

Carabiners suitable for difficult environments,

primarily used for setting up anchors and for

connecting to metal structures.

Lightweight Carabiners

Aluminum carabiners designed for workers at height.

Without Keylock

With Keylock

Visual locking indicator

To facilitate equipment checks, SCREW-LOCK manual locking

carabiners have a red band that is visible only when the carabiner

is not locked.

Keylock System: helps prevent snagging

To provide optimal efficiency, all Petzl carabiners use the Keylock system:

the nose of the carabiner, where the body and gate meet, does not

have a notch that could snag on anchors, ropes, harness equipment

loops, or other gear.

How to Choose the Right Connector

Rope access work on Barrage du Rouchain, France.