8 mm stainless steel carabiner – code: 09.187.08 – Osculati

Stainless steel carabiner 8 mm Osculati (code 09.187.08)

The stainless steel carabiner 8 mm Osculati, identified by code 09.187.08, is a hardware component designed to create quick and practical connections in nautical and onboard system applications. The presence of the stainless steel spring allows immediate opening/closing, useful when frequent hooking and unhooking is needed, maintaining a compact size and simple handling even during maintenance operations.

This version is offered as without eye (as per indicated configuration), and is part of the Osculati range dedicated to carabiners and connection accessories for general applications on boats and systems.

Features and construction details

Material and mechanism

• Body in stainless steel, suitable for contexts where durable and easy-to-handle hardware is sought.
• Stainless steel spring integrated, for automatic closure of the carabiner's latch.

Version and configuration

• Version: without eye (selection indicated in the product data).
• Also available in the range in versions without eye or with a thimble ring on the eye (line information reported in the original description).

Dimensions and load capacities (8 mm configuration)

For the configuration shown in the data (diameter 8 mm), the following values are reported:

• D: 8 mm
• L: 80 mm
• A1: 13 mm
• A: 8 mm
• E: 10 mm
• Working load: 176 kg
• Breaking load: 690 kg

Note: the above values correspond to the displayed selection. When ordering, always verify that the chosen variant matches the dimensions and loads required by the application.

Typical applications in nautical and plant engineering

A stainless steel carabiner is an extremely versatile element: it can be used as a quick connection between components, accessories, and terminals, when it is useful to intervene without complex disassembly. In nautical and onboard contexts, this type of hardware finds use in many fitting and maintenance activities.

Examples of use

• Quick connections on ropes and accessories, where a practical and inspectable hook is needed.
• Temporary or service fixings during maintenance and onboard interventions.
• Connections between components of hardware (e.g. swivels/snaps/terminals) in configurations requiring frequent opening.
• General uses in plant engineering and setups, when a simple and immediate connecting element is needed.

For specific or critical applications, it is good practice to carefully evaluate geometries, loads, and working modes of the connection (direction of traction, possible impacts, vibrations, etc.).

Operational advantages

• Quick attachment: the spring mechanism facilitates repetitive opening/closing operations.
• Stainless steel hardware: recommended choice for nautical and onboard contexts, where materials suitable for the environment are preferred.
• Practical format: useful for arranging orderly and easily inspectable connections.
• Clear Osculati shackle coding: the reference 09.187.08 helps to precisely identify the spare part or supply in the bill of materials.

Usage and important notes

Choice of the correct variant

The carabiner family includes several variants (sizes and versions). Before purchasing, compare:

• Diameter (D) and dimensions (L, A, A1, E) in relation to the available space and components to be connected.
• Working load and breaking load in relation to the intended use.
• Version (without eye / with eye) depending on the type of terminal or accessory to interface.

Good usage practices

• Check that the carabiner works aligned according to the expected traction, avoiding abnormal stresses.
• Periodically check smoothness and spring closure, especially in case of frequent use.
• In presence of dirt or residues, perform a cleaning proper cleaning to maintain regular opening/closing.

If you have doubts about choosing the most suitable version (without eye or with eye) or the correct size, it is advisable to compare your application data with the measurements shown and with the product coding.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Osculati code for this 8 mm stainless steel carabiner?

The supplier code indicated is 09.187.08 (Osculati).

Is this carabiner with eye or without eye?

The reported configuration is the version without eye. Alternative versions are also available in the range.

Does the carabiner have a spring? What material is it?

Yes, it is equipped with a stainless steel spring, as indicated in the product description.

What are the dimensions listed for the 8 mm variant?

For the selection shown: D 8 mm, L 80 mm, A1 13 mm, A 8 mm, E 10 mm.

What loads are indicated for this configuration?

For the selected variant the following are indicated: working load 176 kg and breaking load 690 kg. Always verify suitability based on the intended use.