This is a multi-purpose carabiner made of zinc-plated steel and high-quality anodized aluminium with screw gate lock.
Useful for attaching:
• A pulley to a tree or to a load; • A polyester sling to a vehicle or two slings together; • A hook to a rope; • Or any other applications according to your needs.
Specifications
Specifications
Minimum Breaking Load (metric) : 50 kN (5,100 kg) Minimum Breaking Load (imperial) : 50 kN (11,240 lb) Certification : CE Material : Zinc plated steel and high-quality anodized aluminium
Weight & Dimensions
Weight (metric) : 250 g Weight (imperial) : 0.55 lb Diameter (metric) : 12 mm Diameter (imperial) : 1/2'' Length (metric) : 115 mm Length (imperial) : 4-1/2" Width (metric) : 69 mm Width (imperial) : 2-3/4" Opening : 20.5 mm Opening : 13/16"
Warranty
Other : 1 year
Additional information
Additional Information : The Minimum Breaking Strength is observed during a destructive test. You should divide it by an appropriate safety factor. Additional information : Brand: ISC
« I liked the fact that the winch is built in Canada. »
Martin Timmons, Upper Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada
« Flexibility for multiple uses. »
Ken Rubesh, Portland, Oregon, USA
« Great product: pulled an elk one third of a mile with ease. »
Shawn Cles, Maple Valley, Washington, USA
« I have tried to use this winch, this is a good product, it makes me convenient on my work. »
Hau Edmond, Hong Kong
« I own a PCW5000 and wanted a lighter model for hunting. That is why I also bought the PCW3000! Very happy with your products. »
Kevin Cassidy, Durham, Maine, USA
« I purchased this because of a hunting experience and its portability. »
Jacques Monfette, Peace River, Alberta, Canada
« I needed a remote winch. Thanks. »
Edward Kilmartin, Twain Harte, California, USA
« Love my winch. Use it to pull poly docks out of the water. Just great! »
Tim Ruggerio , Hadley, New York, USA
« We have used the winch for a few weeks now and are very impressed with how it is able to pull out the wood for us. It is a great solution for a wood lot with no access for traditional equipment. »
Paul Begin, Victoria Harbour, Ontario, Canada
« Speed of 26’ per minute (8 m/min) was a key consideration, and not having to "reverse" feed the wire back out. »
The carabiners (E13) 
