Assertion: carabiner | /r/HasProperty | strong
Facets:
value: incredibly
type: DEGREE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: ultimately
type: DEGREE
value: with a rating of 25kn
type: OTHER
value: plenty
type: DEGREE
value: around workshop
type: LOCATION
value: for any application
type: PURPOSE
value: around the house
type: LOCATION
value: super
type: DEGREE
value: around office
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Carabiners are light, strong, inexpensive, and handy — even around the house, workshop, or office.
text: A carabiner with the gate open is weak: only 30 % of the major axis strength (e.g. 7 kN instead of 27 kN on the major axis for the Am’D).
text: Carabiners are super strong because our climbing safety depends on them.
text: That’s literally all you have to do to ensure your carabiner is strong enough to climb on
text: Carabiners certified for climbing by CE and/or the UIAA are exceedingly strong and will not break when used as intended.
text: It's important to recognize that by locking the gate closed, you are not joining the gate to the nose to make the carabiner stronger; these carabiners are already extremely strong.
text: That’s literally all you have to do to ensure your carabiner is strong enough to climb on.
text: And as a carabiner is only as strong as it’s
text: It is very strong when used correctly, but can break or come open if misused.
text: WIth a rating of 25kN, this carabiner is plenty strong enough for any application.
text: And as stated above, carabiners are typically 3 to 4 times as strong when the gate is closed.
text: In order to get the weight out of these lightweight biners, manufacturers are removing material, and though ultimately all carabiners are strong and meet all CE requirements, less material can mean a few things.
text: Carabiners are amazingly strong.
text: Carabiners are incredibly strong—they meet a minimum test of 20 kN (4496 lbf or 2039 kg) when properly loaded on their major axis with the gate closed.
text: Carabiners are incredibly strong used correctly.
text: A carabiner loaded on the minor axis is weak: only 35 % of the major axis strength (e.g. 8 kN instead of 27 kN on the major axis for the Am’D).
text: A carabiner loaded over an edge is weak: only 30 % of the major axis strength (e.g. 6 kN instead of 23 kN on the major axis for the SPIRIT SL).
text: A carabiner with the gate open is weak: only 30 % of the major axis strength (e.g. 7 kN instead of 27 kN on the major axis for the Am’D).
text: A carabiner loaded on the minor axis is weak: only 35 % of the major axis strength (e.g. 8 kN instead of 27 kN on the major axis for the Am’D).
text: A carabiner loaded over an edge is weak: only 30 % of the major axis strength (e.g. 6 kN instead of 23 kN on the major axis for the SPIRIT SL).