Pro-safe PS-CAR-151 Locking Carabiner 5000 Lb Steel

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE PS-CAR-151 is a steel locking carabiner rated to 5,000 pounds capacity, designed for secure load connection in safety and rigging applications. The auto-locking gate closes and locks automatically without manual intervention, reducing the risk of accidental gate opening under load. Constructed from steel, this carabiner is built for demanding trade environments where hardware reliability is non-negotiable. It weighs 0.6 pounds and is packaged individually. Safety professionals, riggers, and trade technicians working at height or managing fall-protection systems are the primary users of this hardware.

The PS-CAR-151 is suited for use in fall-protection systems, rigging setups, and safety lanyard connections across construction, industrial, and maintenance applications. Its auto-locking gate design makes it appropriate for situations where repeated clipping and unclipping is required without sacrificing connection security. The individual packaging makes it a practical replacement or spare component for safety kits and equipment inventories.

Key Features

• 5,000 pound rated load capacity for heavy-duty safety and rigging use
• Auto-locking gate engages automatically, eliminating manual lock steps
• Steel construction for durability in industrial and outdoor environments
• Lightweight at 0.6 pounds for ease of carry and daily use
• Single-unit packaging for direct replacement or kit restocking

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or supplemental carabiner for safety lanyards, fall-arrest systems, and rigging assemblies requiring a locking steel carabiner with a 5,000 pound capacity rating.

Installation Notes

Installation and connection of safety carabiners should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with fall-protection regulations and applicable OSHA standards. Inspect the gate mechanism and locking sleeve before each use to confirm proper function. Never connect a carabiner to a load that exceeds its rated capacity, and avoid cross-loading unless the carabiner is specifically rated for that orientation. Replace any carabiner that has been subjected to a fall load or shows visible signs of wear or deformation.