7 mm stainless steel carabiner – code: 09.187.07 – Osculati

Stainless steel carabiner 7 mm Osculati (code 09.187.07)

The stainless steel carabiner Osculati with diameter 7 mm (supplier code 09.187.07) is a hardware component designed for technical uses where quick and practical attachments are needed. The presence of the stainless steel spring allows the hook to be opened/closed easily, making it suitable for many onboard and maintenance activities where a quick connection between elements is required.

This version is indicated as without eye. The range also includes variants with eye o with ring swage on the eye (depending on the chosen configuration).

Features and construction details

Material and mechanism

• Stainless steel for body and components.
• Stainless steel spring integrated for the closure of the carabiner.

Version and configuration

• Selected version: without eye.
• Other versions available in the series: with eye; with retaining ring on the eye (if provided by the configuration).

Dimensions (7 mm configuration)

For the variant with D 7 mm the following measurements are reported:

• D: 7 mm
• L: 70 mm
• A1: 13 mm
• A: 8 mm
• E: 9.5 mm

Loads (7 mm configuration)

• Working load: 138 kg
• Breaking load: 540 kg

Codes and product identification

• Brand / supplier: Osculati S.r.l.
• Supplier product code: 09.187.07
• SKU: OSCU00000208

Typical applications (nautical and onboard plant engineering)

The stainless steel carabiner is an accessory of hardware commonly used to create quick connections between components, especially when it is useful to be able to easily detach and reattach. In the nautical field and generally in onboard systems, it can be used, for example, for:

• quick hooks on ropes and deck accessories;
• temporary connections during maintenance or setups;
• fastenings and restraints on equipment and gear, when a spring hook is practical.

The choice of version without eye it is useful when the connection point is already prepared (for example with a ring, thimble, shackle or other hooking element) and a minimal profile is desired.

Operational advantages

• Ease of use: the spring system allows quick hooking/unhooking.
• Stainless steel material: suitable for contexts where durable hardware adapted to demanding environments is preferred.
• Size range: the series includes multiple sizes and configurations, useful for standardizing hardware onboard.
• Clear identification: Osculati code 09.187.07 for simple and unambiguous tidying up.

Usage and important notes

Choosing the correct version

Before purchase, check the configuration (without eye / with eye / with thimble ring) depending on the type of connection required. If you need to connect a rope or terminal directly, it may be useful to consider the variants with eye; if the connection is made on an already prepared element, the version without eye may be more suitable.

Dimensional check

For correct installation, check that the dimensions L, A, A1 and E are compatible with the available space and with the element on which the carabiner must work (rings, eye bolts, shackles, etc.).

Load indications

The values of working load and breaking load reported refer to the selected configuration. In technical applications, it is good practice to size the assembly (carabiner + connected accessories) consistently and use components in good condition, avoiding unsuitable uses or unforeseen operating conditions.

Maintenance

To keep the spring mechanism smooth, it is advisable to periodically inspect the carabiner and check that there are no impurities or deformations that could hinder opening and closing.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Is this carabiner made of stainless steel?

Yes, the carabiner is made of stainless steel and integrates a stainless steel spring for closure.

What is the version of this code 09.187.07?

For this datasheet the indicated version is “without eye”. The series also includes variants with eye or with a retaining ring on the eye, depending on the configuration.

What are the dimensions of the 7 mm variant?

For the configuration with D 7 mm the following are reported: L 70 mm, A1 13 mm, A 8 mm, E 9.5 mm.

What loads are indicated for this configuration?

For the selected variant a working load of 138 kg and a breaking load of 540 kg are indicated.

How do I check if it is compatible with my attachment point?

Check that the measurements (in particular A, A1, and E) are compatible with the ring/shackle/clevis it must attach to and that the loads required by the application fall within the values indicated in the datasheet.