The PIP Miller® 17D-1 Carabiner is a durable anchorage connector designed for fall protection applications requiring reliable strength and secure attachment performance. Constructed from forged alloy steel with a zinc dichromate plated finish, this twist-lock carabiner is engineered to resist rust and corrosion in demanding industrial environments. Featuring a spring-loaded keeper and a 1 in gate opening, the 17D-1 provides quick and secure connections for personal fall arrest systems, positioning systems, and anchorage applications. With a minimum tensile strength of 5,000 lb and a maximum working load of 400 lb, this heavy-duty connector is built to meet rigorous safety requirements across construction, maintenance, and industrial worksites.

Key Features

Twist-Lock Design: Provides secure and controlled connection during use.
Spring-Loaded Keeper: Helps maintain safe and reliable closure performance.
Forged Alloy Steel Construction: Delivers high strength and durability for demanding applications.
Corrosion-Resistant Finish: Zinc dichromate plating helps resist rust and environmental wear.
1 in Gate Opening: Allows versatile attachment compatibility with anchorage systems.
High Strength Rating: Rated with a minimum tensile strength of 5,000 lb.
Proof Tested Hardware: Tested to 3,600 lb (16 kN) for enhanced reliability.
Compact Heavy-Duty Design: Built for industrial fall protection and anchorage applications.

Intended Use

Designed for use as an anchorage connector in fall protection systems requiring secure attachment and dependable strength in elevated work environments.

Construction sites
Industrial maintenance operations
Utility and telecom work
Oil and gas facilities
General work-at-height applications

Product Specifications

Material: Zinc dichromate plated forged alloy steel
Gate Opening: 1 in
Closure Type: Twist-lock with spring-loaded keeper
Proof Test Rating: 3,600 lb (16 kN)
Minimum Tensile Strength: 5,000 lb (22.2 kN)
Maximum Working Load: 400 lb (181 kg)
Weight: 8 oz
Application Type: Anchorage connector for fall protection systems

Certifications and Standards

OSHA 1926.502 — OSHA fall protection criteria and practices for construction applications.
ANSI Z359-2007 — Safety requirements for fall protection systems and connectors.
CSA Z259.12 — Canadian requirements for connecting components used in fall protection systems.