Eloxierte Alumiumschichten werden oft eingefährt, hier rot und blau. Die Schutzschicht ist dicker als die natürliche entstehende Oxidschicht auf Aluminium.
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- Eloxierte Alumiumschichten werden oft eingefährt, hier rot und blau. Die Schutzschicht ist dicker als die natürliche entstehende Oxidschicht auf Aluminium.
- Carabiners of the "not for climbing" variety, blue and red. One came with either a water bottle or a backpack (I don't remember which), the other was in a 3-pack at the 99¢ store. The left one is held open–using paper in the hinge–to show the lack of a pin-and-hook at the closure, which prevents the gate of the carabiner from bearing load. This contributes to the 150 lb. load limit and to the low manufacturing costs. Background is a white Ikea tabletop. Brightness has been increased to show detail.
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- Created: September 24th, 2005
- Author: User Polyparadigm on Wikimedia Commons
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