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[weatherwife]

Hubby has me on a quest for non-conductive carabiners for a big tower job.
Are they called something else? I am not having much luck...any help would be greatly appreciated ;)

[BigClive]

I've never come across non conductive carabiners. The fact they are load bearing devices means they generally have to be made of steel. Their interlocking arrangement even precludes easy insulation of the metal. That said, they are often used to attach woven non-conductive lanyards to metal eyes or wires, so being insulated wouldn't offer much advantage anyway.

Is your hubby getting tingles from inductive coupling?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carabiner

[barehander]

Don't thinks there's any such animal. I've never had any problems with any. This site has tons of stuff, you can call them up and they will help you out alot....
http://www.rescueresponse.com/

[Pootnaigle]

Ummmmmmm Tellem you coulnt find them but you have a line on a sky hook, a left handed cant hook and the address of the tooth fairy.