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Topic	Date	User
Breaking a biner	4-Mar-2013 At 10:36:43 AM	JMK
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This is a question for all u scientist and engineers out there. On sat I clipped a ringbolt that caused the biner to press against the rock as there was a bulge at that point. I was concerned as I thought this might cause the gate to lever open and the snap the biner in the event of a fall. So I swapped the draw with a small scrwegate, which I flipped upside down - this caused the spine to press against the rock. Question: does maintaining the close loop with a screwgate change the strength at which the spine might break?

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