Petzl ST'ANNEAU reinforced webbing loop
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Petzl ST'ANNEAU reinforced webbing loop
The Petzl ST'ANNEAU is a sewn webbing loop with reinforced ends. The reinforcements keep the carabiner in place and protect the webbing from wear at the points where the load is highest.
The loop is made of high-modulus polyethylene, making it much lighter and thinner than a standard polyester webbing loop of the same strength. The 24 cm version weighs just 10 grams. Each length has its own color, so you can quickly grab the right one in the field.
Key features
- Reinforced ends keep the carabiner in place
- Breaking strength 22 kN
- High-modulus polyethylene: light and thin with high strength
- Available in 24, 60 and 120 cm
- Color coding by length: green 24 cm, yellow 60 cm, red 120 cm
Compatibility & applications
- Anchoring to beams, pipes and structural components
- Extension between anchor and carabiner
- Rope access, working at height and rescue
Specifications
| Breaking strength | 22 kN |
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| Lengths | 24, 60 and 120 cm (without carabiner) |
| Material | High-modulus polyethylene and nylon webbing, polyester stitching |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Petzl reference(s) | C07 24, C07 60, C07 120 |
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