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Ronstan Series 40 All Purpose Block - Triple - Swivel Head

SKU 70600·Blocks
$84.30

Series 40 All Purpose Block - Triple - Swivel HeadFeatures: Exceptionally high working loads Low maintenance, long service life Self-lubricating sheave Slotted pin shackle eliminates fouled lines Two way head post Spa...

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Series 40 All Purpose Block - Triple - Swivel Head

Features:

  • Exceptionally high working loads
  • Low maintenance, long service life
  • Self-lubricating sheave
  • Slotted pin shackle eliminates fouled lines
  • Two way head post
  • Spare parts - RF41010 Replacement Becket Pin, RF150 Shackle

All purpose (AP) blocks are a great all around solution. Self-lubricating Acetal polymer sheaves running on polished stainless steel races perform equally well with dynamic loads and high static loads. For durability and a long service life, these blocks are the right choice for sheets, halyards and control line applications for cruising and racing.

Applications:

  • Mainsheet
  • Halyard
  • Vang
  • Spinnaker control lines on off-the-beach catamarans, one design classes and sportsboats up to 8m (26ft)

Materials:

  • U.V. stabilised Acetal sheaves
  • Impact and U.V. resistant, fibre reinforced Nylon cheeks
  • Grade 316 stainless steel bearing race
  • Grade 316 stainless steel load strap and head fitting
  • Sheave: UV stabilised acetal
  • Cheeks: Impact modified, fiber reinforced and UV stabilized nylon
BrandRonstan
SKU70600
UPC9316800557424
TypeBlocks
Weight0.4 lb

Good to know

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

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