Loose Petzl Ring Open - Be Careful Out There!!!

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Maple Leaf Ropes carries the Petzl Ring Open here: www.mapleleafr...
Petzl recommends the Loctite if required here:
How to ensure screws are properly tightened
www.petzl.com/...
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@YannCamusBlissClimbing 6 месяцев назад

I got a good advice here: @ aidanbennetts: "Yes definitely loctite and also put a little marker on the hex head screw to see if it is always in place" 😀😀😀

@BushCampingTools 11 дней назад

Nothing like seeing some gear not how it's supposed to look, especially before going on rope. What are the advantages of using the open rings to simply using the closed? (if you don't have a tool with you? (caving)

@YannCamusBlissClimbing 11 дней назад

@@BushCampingTools I replace my belay loop for better function and strength with my Lead Rope Solo Climbing setups. I need to open the ring, put over my tie-in points, then close. I use blue loctite and it works for me 100%!! (Never came loose again)

@BushCampingTools 11 дней назад

@@YannCamusBlissClimbing Cool, ok thanks for this tip! I've been thinking about using them for a while.

@testboga5991 2 месяца назад

I always check the ring, never seen an screw movement

@YannCamusBlissClimbing 2 месяца назад

Since that happened, I put some blue loctite and it has been fine since then!

@mkoshao 6 месяцев назад

petzl advises strongly against loctite as that might make your ring open a ring permanent (never to be opened again) There is a rubber ring on the screw, that ring is also colored. This has two functionalities: first it holds the screw pretty much where it is, secondly when you see anything of the colored ring, you need to retighten it (or have not screwed it in properly to begin with, if this is the first time putting it on) so basically it already has a marker and already has a feature to keep it from losening for rather long Just check your gear before you head out or when you come back, including the screws on any petzl XYZ open type gear, then you won't need to bring the hex key with you haven't had any of my ring open, mgo open, easyhook open, micro swivel come undone over the last few years tbh

@YannCamusBlissClimbing 6 месяцев назад

Petzl recommends the Loctite if required here: also I use the blue so it is easy to disassemble when I want to. I like it! I believe if you see the rubber ring during inspection, it has to be late and you have been exposing yourself to danger already. Mine was « just loose » when I checked it. Note that I probably put 4kN on my Ring Open sometimes. I am not easy on it! How to ensure screws are properly tightened www.petzl.com/US/en/Operators/How-to-ensure-screws-are-properly-tightened?ProductName=ring-open

@mkoshao 6 месяцев назад

@@YannCamusBlissClimbing Oh interesting... they sure changed the phrasing of their text about usage of threadlockers since i last checked. Or it might be different on the european page 🤔 Fair enough than, i stand corrected. They phrase it much more mildly now with "this is suited for long term usage"