Enquiry candidate: exact construction, supply scope, documents and suitability require review before quotation. No stock, rating or certification is promised by this page.
Identify the product family
A snap hook has an opening gate in its connector body. This page covers general-connection enquiry candidates, including carbine-hook catalogue forms. It does not identify a certified climbing carabiner, fall-arrest connector or approved lifting product. Tell us the intended connection before selecting a shape.
Gate and body are separate enquiry fields
Identify the body outline and the gate or locking mechanism from the selected drawing. State whether the connection needs a captive eye or an undivided opening. Wichard publishes with-eye and without-eye carbine-hook products separately; this supports the construction distinction, not an equivalent FastenerBridge model.
Clearance is more than overall length
Provide the drawing's overall-length and body-section datums, gate-opening clearance and usable inside space. Include the mating ring, strap or fitting drawing where fit matters. A shared outside length does not establish the same gate opening or connection clearance.
Do not infer a safety classification from the shape
A spring gate, screw sleeve or familiar carabiner outline is not evidence of a climbing, fall-arrest or lifting qualification. Personal protective connectors are a separate exact-product enquiry requiring appropriate product documents and competent review; they are outside this page's general-connection scope.
Materials, finish and supply scope
State the required material designation, finish and quantity rather than choosing an alloy from the illustration's colour. The published maker examples are identity references only: their dimensions, ratings, marks, approvals and availability are not transferred to this enquiry family.
Specification and enquiry fields
| Field | What to provide |
|---|---|
| Identity and use | General-connection purpose; selected catalogue/model or controlled drawing with revision. |
| Gate and eye | Gate/lock construction, captive-eye requirement and the actual opening movement/clearance drawing. |
| Geometry | Overall length, body section, inside opening and gate opening, with units and tolerances from the selected reference. |
| Mating parts | Ring, strap, rope fitting or other connector identity and interface drawing. |
| Order and documents | Material, finish, quantity in pieces, destination, requested date, inspection/identification documents and any unresolved requirements. |
Prepare this product enquiry
Snap hooks for general connections: use; exact drawing/model; gate and captive eye; body, inside and gate clearances; mating part; material/finish; documents; quantity.
Enquire about Snap HooksAttach the selected drawing or product reference and list unknown fields for confirmation. Required ratings, conformity or suitability must be supported by actual product documents; no third-party maker data is transferred here.
Common product questions
Does a snap-hook shape identify climbing equipment?
No. This page covers general-connection enquiry candidates only. A shape or gate mechanism does not establish PPE, climbing, fall-arrest or lifting suitability.
Can I order by overall length alone?
No. Include gate clearance, usable inside opening, body section, mating part and the selected drawing or product reference.
Related product interfaces
Identity and scope references
References checked 15 October 2026. Official standard entries establish identity/scope only; full normative texts are not reproduced. Manufacturer documents identify their own products, not FastenerBridge stock, affiliation, approvals or equivalent models. This page does not provide installation, lifting, inspection or release instructions.