Stainless steel carabiner 10 mm – code: 09.187.10 – Osculati

10 mm stainless steel carabiner Osculati – code 09.187.10

The 10 mm stainless steel carabiner Osculati (code 09.187.10) is a hardware component designed for quick and practical connections in nautical and onboard plant engineering contexts. The structure in stainless steel and the presence of the stainless steel spring makes it suitable for applications where reliability of the locking mechanism and good resistance to the marine environment are required.

This sheet refers to the version without eye, with D 10 mm. It is a solution suitable for those who want a standard size carabiner for many fastening, retention and accessory connection applications, with quick opening/closing.

Features and construction details

Materials

• Body in stainless steel.
• Stainless steel spring (lever return mechanism).

Version and configuration

• Version: without eye.
• The range also includes versions with eye o with ring swage on the eye (not subject of this specific variant).

Available sizes and data

The following values are available for this variant:

• D: 10 mm
• L: 100 mm
• A1: 16 mm
• A: 10 mm
• E: 14 mm

Loads (declared values)

• Working load: 237 kg
• Breaking load: 930 kg

Product identification

• Supplier: Osculati S.r.l.
• Supplier product code: 09.187.10
• SKU: OSCU00000210

Typical applications (nautical and onboard plant engineering)

A stainless steel carabiner with spring closure is commonly used to make quick connections between hardware elements, ropes, accessories and anchor points. In a nautical context it can be chosen for activities of equipment, maintenance and onboard organization, where ease of opening and quick fastening are important.

• Quick connection of deck accessories and equipment.
• Temporary or service fastenings during onboard operations.
• Management and retention of moving elements when a quick fastening is needed.
• General hardware uses in humid or marine environments, where stainless steel is preferred.

Note: the choice of version (without eye / with eye / with thimble ring) depends on the type of connection required and the component to be interfaced.

Advantages

• Spring closure: allows quick and intuitive use in fastening/unfastening operations.
• Stainless steel: material commonly preferred in nautical environments for use in areas exposed to humidity and salt spray.
• Versatile format: the 10 mm D size is suitable for many hardware and connection configurations.
• Clear Osculati shackle coding: useful for reorders, scheduled maintenance, and standardization of onboard spare parts.

Usage and operational notes

Assembly/use instructions

• Check that the element to be fastened is compatible with the useful dimensions (A, A1, E) and with the geometry of the carabiner.
• Ensure that the lever closes properly and that the spring works regularly before use.
• Use the carabiner so that the load is applied consistently with its shape, avoiding abnormal stresses or unnecessary twisting.

Load selection

The values of working load and breaking load are listed on the datasheet. When selecting, it is good practice to consider the actual application, usage conditions, and any need for operational margins, choosing the component best suited to the context.

Maintenance

• In marine environments, rinse when possible and periodically check the condition of the spring and surfaces.
• If there are signs of wear, deformation, or irregular closing operation, replace the component.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Is this carabiner made of stainless steel?

Yes, the body is stainless steel and the spring is also stainless steel.

What is the version of this item (with eye or without eye)?

This sheet refers to the version without eye, Osculati code 09.187.10.

What are the main dimensions of the 10 mm variant?

For this variant the following are indicated: D 10 mm, L 100 mm, A1 16 mm, A 10 mm and E 14 mm.

What loads are reported for the carabiner 09.187.10?

A working load of 237 kg and a breaking load of 930 kg are reported.

Are there other versions of the same series?

Yes, the range description indicates versions without eye or with eye, and also versions with a thimble ring on the eye (depending on the selected variant).