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Barton Continuous Line Furler

SKU 107407·Rigging
$230.83

Continuous Line FurlerDesigned for optimum performance in the most demanding of conditions, the HBT1 hybrid-bearing technology combines high specification, solid-state, and Torlon ball bearings, which ensures the furl...

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Continuous Line Furler

Designed for optimum performance in the most demanding of conditions, the HBT1 hybrid-bearing technology combines high specification, solid-state, and Torlon ball bearings, which ensures the furling wheel remains balanced and spins freely, even under the highest loads.

With a safe working load of 600kg at a featherweight 175g, the HBT1 offers both high strength and performance for the discerning sailor.

Suitable for a 4mm - 6mm (3/16” - 1/4”) Furling line, the innovative 3D printed tri-rotor wheel and integrated fairlead offer superior rope grip and toolless rope insertion to ensure no lost parts on the deck.

As with all Barton Marine products, only the best materials and finishes are used. The central shaft is constructed from high-grade 316 stainless steel and the main chassis and fork from anodized 6061 aluminum.

Specifications:

  • Length Overall: 90mm/3-9/16"
  • Length Pin to Pin: 65mm/2-9/16"
  • Pin Diameter: 6mm/1/4"
  • Maximum Sail Area: 12m sq/130ft sq
  • Break Load: 1200kg/2640lbs
  • Working Load Limit: 600kg/1320oz
  • Drum Diameter: 50mm/2"
  • Overall Diameter: 68mm/2-11/16"
BrandBarton Marine
SKU107407
UPC5035088423408
TypeRigging
Weight0.04 lb

Good to know

  • Genuine Barton Marine product from an authorized dealer.
  • Ships from US distribution.
  • Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.

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