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Barton Marine Genoa Slide w/Loop f/32mm Track

SKU 99100·Rigging
$76.28

Genoa Slide with Loop for 32mm TrackHave a heavy-duty stainless steel attachment loop, through-bolted and riveted for extra strength. These units will accept most Barton blocks. A popular range of Genoa cars and slide...

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Genoa Slide with Loop for 32mm Track

Have a heavy-duty stainless steel attachment loop, through-bolted and riveted for extra strength. These units will accept most Barton blocks. A popular range of Genoa cars and sliders designed to run on a 32mm (11/4") 'T' track. All are manufactured from high-quality marine grade aluminum and finished with our unique 'Spectro' grey anodized finish for added protection. This slider has molded nylon inserts to ensure free, smooth running under load and prevent damage to the finish or potential corrosion.

Features:

  • 'Spectro' grey anodized finish
  • The stainless steel plunger stops with positive action
  • Molded nylon slide inserts ensure free running
  • Large, easy-grip plunger knobs
  • Heavy-duty Genoa car options

32mm 'T' section track

Drilled for fastenings and plunger stops. 'Spectro' grey anodized and supplied in metric lengths

Specifications & Dimensions:

  • Length: (mm) 109 / (inch) 4-5/16"
  • Width: (mm) 52 / (inch) 2-1/16"
  • Height: (mm) 50 / (inch) 1-15/16"
  • Break Load: (kg) 2980 / (lbs.) 6,570
  • SWL: (kg) 1490 / (lbs.) 3,285
  • Weight (grams): 254 g
BrandBarton Marine
SKU99100
UPC5035088323012
TypeRigging
Weight0.6 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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