Super Anchor Safety 5006-Z Aluminum Twist Lock Carabiner

Lightweight, tough, and built for daily jobsite use, the 5006-Z pairs a durable aluminum body with an auto-locking twist gate for fast, secure connections. The snag-free nose keeps webbing and lifelines tidy, while the rounded basket treats your gear kindly. A dependable connector for harness D-rings, lanyards, and SRLs in commercial and industrial fall protection setups.

Features

• Auto-locking twist gate for quick one-hand operation—twist to open, release to lock.
• Lightweight aluminum body that cuts weight without sacrificing strength.
• Snag-free keylock nose to prevent rope/webbing catches during clipping and unclipping.
• Rounded basket profile to reduce wear on webbing and lifelines.
• Corrosion-resistant finish for dependable performance in tough environments.
• Wide compatibility with harness D-rings, energy-absorbing lanyards, and SRLs.
• Compliance-ready design intended to meet OSHA and applicable ANSI Z359 connector requirements when used as directed.

• Net Weight: 5.3 oz.
• Fall Protection Rating: Fall Arrest and Fall Restraint
• Minimum Breaking Strength: 5,000 pounds
• Gate Strength: 3,600 pounds
• Proof Loaded: 3,600 pounds
• Tensile Strength: 24kn
• Material: High Strength Aluminum
• Finish: Red Anodized
• Gate Opening: 7/8″ (22mm)
• Locking Mechanism: Twist Lock Gate
• OSHA Compliance: OSHA 1926:502
• ANSI Compliance: ANSI Z359.12-09
• CSA Compliance: CSA Z259.12-16

Q1: How does the twist-lock gate work?
A: It’s an auto-locking, two-action gate—twist, then push to open. Release it and the gate locks automatically for fast, one-handed security.

Q2: What is it rated for?
A: Fall Protection Rating: Fall Arrest & Fall Restraint. MBS: 5,000 lb. Gate Strength: 3,600 lb. Proof Load: 3,600 lb. Tensile: 24 kN. Compliance: OSHA 1926.502, ANSI Z359.12-09, CSA Z259.12-16 (use as directed).

Q3: What can I clip it to?
A: Harness D-rings, energy-absorbing lanyards, and SRLs with compatible dimensions. The 7/8″ (22 mm) gate opening fits many rings/eyes; avoid tri-axial loading and never connect two hooks to one D-ring.

Q4: How should I inspect and when do I remove it from service?
A: Before each use, check for deformation, cracks, burrs, corrosion, gate misalignment, or a gate that doesn’t auto-lock/snap shut. Remove from service if any defect is found or after any significant impact or drop.