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Material |
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B |
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kN |
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EN 358 |
ANSl Z359.12 |
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MP-CK-002 |
7075 |
73 |
18 |
9 |
28 |
46 |
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This high - strength quick - release buckle, MP - CK - 002, is made of 7075 aluminum alloy, a material known for its excellent strength - to - weight ratio and corrosion resistance. The buckle has dimensions of A 40mm, B 60mm, C 46mm, D 11mm, E 64mm, and F 28mm. It can bear loads of 18kN and 9kN, ensuring reliable performance in various applications. The WT72 marking suggests it can withstand a certain weight. With a sleek design and sturdy structure, it allows for quick and easy connection and release. It's suitable for outdoor gear, bags, etc., providing a safe and convenient fastening solution.
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