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	News
		If the karabiners are bent cold without subsequent heat treatment in the finishing process (this is usually the case with steel karabiners) then additional high tensions in the bends remain due to reset forces.
		Due to the cross section weakening of a fractured karabiner, the safety catch engages during flight, the catch is seated solidly, the bending tensions are reduced and thus the karabiner does not break (hopefully) completely.
		The karabiner manufacturers warn for this reason against flights with an open gate obviously unaware that the karabiner is always burdened as if the safety catch were open, due to the gate play.
	www.charly-produkte.de /english/news/news_kar.htm (878 words)

	Karabiner 98k - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Karabiner 98k was a bolt action rifle adopted as the standard infantry rifle in 1935 by Nazi Germany and one of the final developments from the long line of Mauser rifles.
		It was derived from the earlier rifles, namely the Karabiner 98b which had itself been developed from the Mauser Model 1898.
		It was the standard rifle, though submachine guns were often preferred, especially for urban combat where the rifle's range was not very useful.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mauser_Model_1898_rifle (842 words)

	Karabiner 98k Rifle
		The Gewehr 98 was modified to a new standard, the Karabiner 98b.
		The Karabiner 98k was the standard shoulder weapon of the German Army during all of WW2.
		The Karabiner 98k rifle or carbine is a bolt-operated, magazine-fed shoulder weapon.
	efour4ever.com /mauserkar98.htm (1326 words)

	Blue Water Technical Manual - Karabiners
		Catalyst Light 10mm The 10mm Light is a light-weight offset D karabiner for use in sport/recreational and alpine climbing.
		Catalyst 11mm D This standard D shaped karabiner is slightly stronger than the oval because the load on the karabiner is moved farther away from the gate and closer to the spine.
		Steel karabiners are designed for use in applications where high strength and durability are of primary importance and weight is a secondary consideration.
	spelean.com.au /BW/TM/BWtechkrb.html (1431 words)

	Blue Water Technical Manual - Karabiners
		Frame locking karabiners are designed so that the locking sleeve screws up against the nose of the karabiner frame to secure the gate in the locked position.
		Catalyst 11mm D This standard D shaped karabiner is slightly stronger than the oval because the load on the karabiner is moved farther away from the gate and closer to the spine.
		Steel karabiners are designed for use in applications where high strength and durability are of primary importance and weight is a secondary consideration.
	www.spelean.com.au /BW/TM/BWtechkrb.html (1430 words)

	Aspiring Enterprises - Karabiners
		In D-shape karabiners we have both screwlock and twistlock karabiners available with a captive pin so that the karabiner can be fitted in position for use on cowstails and lanyards (see Webbing Products).
		Pear shape karabiners are also excellent for belaying with belay plates, because the uniformity of the wide end of the karabiner minimises twisting of the rope, especially when belaying with double ropes.
		The Gecko karabiners are the larger of the the two and are general purpose locking karabiners, which we stock in the screw-lock and twist-lock versions.
	www.aspiring.co.nz /karabinr.htm (963 words)

	Helicopter Loading Bags
		It is also of use in any situation where a large internal volume is required; however, as with all Karabiners it is only suitable for loading in two directions along the spine.
		The Karabiner is a DMM Steel Karabiner (Gold) Super Strength, generally accepted throughout the World as being the strongest and most wear resistant available.
		All "Gold Standard" Karabiners have exceptionally high strength due to their being manufactured from the very highest quality alloy steels and carefully "through" heat treated.
	www.ruthlee.co.uk /products/heli_loading_bags.html (583 words)

	:: KARABINER / How You Can Help ::
		KARABINER is currently in the planning stages - it is hoped that with the required sponsorship and assistance to have the program up-and-running soon...
		The property is rich in native wildlife and flora, and was donated to KARABINER in 1995.
		KARABINER is the operating name for Mission Possible Australia, an organisation formed in 1989 for the sole purpose of establishing a therapeutic camping program for young people in Australia.
	people.aapt.net.au /~armstrongs/help.html (331 words)

	Karabiner 98k (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Karabiner 98k was the standard weapon of the German infantery in the Second World War.
		The Karabiner 98k is a shortened version of the Mauser rifle 98.
		The Karabiner 98k could also be provided with a sight and then it could be used as a sniper rifle.
	www.hpwt.de /2Weltkrieg/Karabiner98e.htm (124 words)

	:: KARABINER / The Solution ::
		At KARABINER, the children are placed – with their family’s support – into a “perceived wilderness”, an intensive, yet supportive outdoor environment, where self-sufficiency, problem solving and teamwork become vital to daily success.
		Our objective is to ensure that once a young person has completed the KARABINER program, they can successfully return to their original social setting, taking their place in the community and within the educational system.
		Importantly, kids who complete the Karabiner program will have a renewed and positive outlook on life, and the skills, confidence and self-respect to work towards becoming socially-adjusted adults who can solve problems and make a positive contribution to the community.
	people.aapt.net.au /~armstrongs/solution.html (434 words)

	Karabiner 98k - WikipÃ©dia, l'encyclopÃ©die libre et gratuite
		Karabiner 98k - WikipÃ©dia, l'encyclopÃ©die libre et gratuite
		La karabiner 98k est une carabine allemande Ã verrou de culasse fabriquÃ©e par Mauser.
		Il s'agit de la version raccourcie et donc plus maniable et d'un poids infÃ©rieur du fusil Mauser model 98, Ã©galement connu sous le nom de Gewhehr 98, utilisÃ© pendant la PremiÃ¨re Guerre mondiale.
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Karabiner_98k (177 words)

	Guernsey Grid Portal - Youth Service - Youth Service Karabiner
		The Karabiner Project was established in 2004 for the purpose of targeting young people that were all on different levels of exclusion from their various schools.
		One of the recognised successes were the attendance figures that although the group previously had a very poor record of attendance we were able to keep them engaged with an average of 90% out of the 6 week period.
		Karabiner 2005 After reviewing the first pilot we decided that we needed to target the 16-17 age range that were unemployed.
	www.education.gg /7.cfm?s=7&m=164&p=147,index (710 words)

	Teambuilding: Be A Karabiner by Larry Westfall - Montana Speakers Network, Inc.
		The rock is hard as he drives the piton, and connects the chock to the rope with a karabiner.
		It is the responsibility of leaders to place members of their team in the right positions and circumstances to maximize their strengths.Leaders must continually evaluate the skills of their team members, provide training on skills where needed, and motivate them to perform to the best of their ability at all tasks.
		A climber practices using a karabiner to learn when it is strongest and with which tools it is most compatible.
	www.montanaspeakers.com /lwkarabiner.html (814 words)

	Abseiling Safety
		It has been shown that if a karabiner is tapped smartly on the "spine" (by striking a rock for instance) the gate momentarily flips open.
		In order to overcome these problems a screw-gate karabiner is used but it is possible for the sleeve to become unscrewed by being caught or dragged on clothing or muddy rocks and, once it is unscrewed, the karabiner behaves effectively as a non-screw-gate karabiner.
		It has been shown that, if a small diameter maillon is used to attach a Stop to the harness, it is possible for it to pass through the "gate latch", so opening the swinging side of the Stop - though this has never, as far as is known, actually happened in use.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /Members/nca/abseil.htm (1010 words)

	RidgeGear - Safety at Heights products - Safety Harness, Fall Arrest,Karabiners, Rescue
		Karabiners are the foundation of all fall protection systems.
		RidgeGear's range of karabiners and connectors is unsurpassed and the most comprehensive available.
		These simple devices are often overlooked but should never be taken for granted.
	www.unitexgroup.com /ridgegear/karabiners.php (117 words)

	UKC Forums - Captive Screwgate Karabiner
		My local climbing wall currently has captive eye screwgate karabiners with a welded ring through the eye, attached to two short lengths of chain which are then bolted to the wall structure.
		However, at the BMC technical forum last year in Plas y Brenin it was evident during the destruction testing demo that the weak point in a karabiner is the hook in the nose which has a much smaller cross sectional area in comparison to the area where the rope has worn the karabiner.
		I would imagine you could probably let the rope wear away the karabiner till it was about the same cross sectional area as that of the nose, before the strength of the karabiner was reduced.
	www.ukclimbing.com /forums/t.php?t=234451 (931 words)

	Heating in Top Karabiner During Decent in Top Rope Situation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		After a report of a near accident, we started a research on the heating of a top karabiner or bolt due to rope friction when lowering a person climbing on top rope.
		The karabiner was modelled as a cylinder, and it was assumed that the temperature in the cylinder only depended on the axial direction.
		Depending on the lowering speed, lowering distance, the weight of the person, and the thickness and material of the karabiner, the temperature at the point of the rope became as high as 250 degrees Celsius, which is the melt temperature of nylon.
	www.leeds.ac.uk /sports_science/abstracts/climb99/tpvalkering.htm (311 words)

	Wild Country Helium karabiner recall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In-process testing has identified a problem with a limited number of karabiners concerning the location of the gate on the nose of the karabiner under load.
		Should this problem occur in use the minimum breaking strength of the karabiner would be the "Gate Open" strength of 10kN.
		All karabiners returned will be inspected and further testing will be undertaken.
	www.climbing.com /equipment/heliumrecall (227 words)

	Karabiner Mountaineering Club: Manchester Climbing, Walking and Mountaineering
		The picture archives go back for several years and might give you some idea of the sort of things the Karabiner Club gets up to...
		The hut is ideally placed for climbers who enjoy the delights of the local slate quarries, as well as being next to some of the best rock climbing and mountaineering locations in the UK.
		If you've got to the point where you are interested in joining the KMC - whether you are into rock climbing, walking, scrambling or mountaineering - then have a look at the Karabiner Mountaineering Club Notes on Membership (from where you can download Membership Application Forms as PDF Files for printing).
	www.karabiner.org (461 words)

	AkibaLive: Karabiner MP3 Player from Sharp
		Each model will be available in silver, red, fl, blue and will utilize the karabiner design/motif.
		The top ring of the player can be opened and closed, making it easily attachable to a key holder, belt or bag.
		The Karabiner MP3 player can playback both MP3 and WMA format files, and supports WMA DRM.
	www.akibalive.com /archives/000660.html (345 words)

	Der Karabiner 98k (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Der Karabiner 98k wurde aus dem Karabiner 98b entwickelt, indem man zwischen dem Unter- und Oberring ein 14 cm langes Stück "amputierte".
		Weltkrieg verschwanden die Karabiner 98k nicht, sondern sie wurden von den Siegermächten (vor allem den Franzosen) selbst in Dienst gestellt und ein weiterer Teil zu Jagdbüchsen umgebaut.
		Nach der Einführung des Karabiners 98k in der Wehrmacht beschloß 1936 auch das Reichsfinanzministerium die Einführung dieses Karabiners.
	www.zollgeschichte.de /waffen/karabiner98k.html (202 words)

	Alloy Karabiner - KA862
		The Belay Master is a dedicated locking karabiner for belaying and descending which resolves one of climbing’s oldest safety issues.
		The integral moulded super-tough nylon swing catch is designed to keep the Belay Master securely in place during use to greatly reduce the possibility of it rotating and receiving a dangerous ‘cross gate’ loading, when arresting a fall.
		It is also impossible to close the catch unless the gate is screwed up fully.
	www.newagearbor.com.au /shop/prod73.htm (73 words)

	Schmidt-Rubin Karabiner 31 (K31) Review - Guns. Review of 123528
		One of the latest military surplus rifles I have been shooting is the Schmidt-Rubin Karabiner 31 (K31) imported by Century Arms.
		I highly recommend the shooter collector to add one of these rifles to their collection.
		A simple search for Schmidt-Rubin Karabiner 31 (K31) on Google will give the buyer plenty of sites to get more info on this rifle.
	www.reviewcentre.com /review123528.html (407 words)

	Karabiner brake
		Besides your normal karabiner that connects you to the rope (this is always a screwable biner), you need another screwable biner.
		Attention: The braking effect is not as good as with half clove hitch or figure of eight.
		You should never use the karabiner brake for perpendicular or overhanging pitches.
	www.bielefeldt.de /karabinerbremsee.htm (411 words)

	The climbing dictionary
		The reassuring action of putting the rope through a karabiner (that is attached to a piece of pro).
		This most essential climbing device is also known as a "biner" in the US and as "crab" or "krab" (mostly) in the UK.
		Karabiner that can be locked (in the UK, a screwgate or twistlock).
	home.tiscalinet.de /ockier/climbing_dict.htm (5577 words)

	Karabiner Access \\ Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Karabiner Access is Australiaâs most innovative building maintenance, inspection service, access systems and height safety solutions provider.
		Whatever the service you need, KA provides specialist knowledge, innovative and unique technology plus experienced teams of managers and operators with an energetic approach to problem solving, a commitment to quality, reliability and value.
		Karabiner Access is expanding â“ In August, the KA Industrial Services division will come on line providing a unique and...
	www.karabiner.com.au /welcome_august.html (384 words)

	Manufacture Dates of Swiss Schmidt-Rubin Rifles
		Preceded by a handful of experimental designs - including one with a folding stock and another with a three-piece cleaning rod carried beneath the forend - the Karabiner 05 was adopted in 1905 to replace the 1893-type Mannlicher.
		The Karabiner 31 had a longer barrel than the Karabiner 11, which was of similar overall length.
		Experiments had been undertaken with optically-sighted Karabiner 11 as early as 1919, but the project had been shelved until trials with Karabiner 31 and Zeiss, Wild, Gerber and Kern sights began in 1935 in the Schiessschule Walenstadt.
	www.radix.net /~bbrown/schmidt_rubin.html (2048 words)

	OK Sicherheit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Die Belastungen die hierbei auf den Karabiner wirkten, könnten eine bereits vorhandene Verformung, die für den nicht sauber verriegelnden Schnapper ursächlich war, noch zusätzlich verstärkt haben.
		Der DHV empfiehlt allen Gleitschirmpiloten: Wenn ein Karabiner nicht ordnungsgemäß funktioniert, z.B. der Schnapper klemmt oder das Schließen mit Handkraft unterstützt werden muss, könnte eine Verformung vorliegen.
		Beim Flugsport kann ein Karabiner bei sorgfältigem Umgang selbst nach einer Zeit von 20 Jahren und häufigem gebrauch nahezu neuwertig erscheinen.
	www.notschirm.ch /karabiner.htm (684 words)

	Amazon.com: Karabiner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		a belay device, a locking karabiner, chalk and a guidebook.
		can be driven into rock), karabiners (metal clips with a spring...
		gear is specialized: ropes, harnesses, karabiners, rock screws, backpacks, tents -...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Karabiner&tag=gnugk10-20&index=blended&link_code=qs&tag-id=gnugk10-20&page=1 (790 words)

	Revolver Karabiner by DMM - Cotswold Outdoor Ltd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Revolver Karabiner by DMM - Cotswold Outdoor Ltd
		We have huge selection of camping equipment and travel equipment including tents, sleeping bags, and rucksacks.
		Cotswold Outdoor also supply a large range of climbing equipment including crampons, ice axes, harnesses, karabiners, ropes and rock boots
	www.cotswoldoutdoor.com /Cat/110768?Ref=116874 (106 words)

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