Wichard Marine
Wichard Chain Grip - For 8mm Chain - 5/16" - 85mm Length - 3-11/32"
SKU 97725·Accessories
$103.78
Chain Grip - 8mm Chain - 5/16" - 85mm Length - 3-11/32"Features: For an 8mm chain Perfect to ensure safe anchoring by easing the tension on the anchor chain Protects the boat by reducing the chafe of the chain on the...
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Features:
- For an 8mm chain
- Perfect to ensure safe anchoring by easing the tension on the anchor chain
- Protects the boat by reducing the chafe of the chain on the rub rail and roller chock
- Positioned between two links of the chain (single-handed operation)
- Optimized design to avoid accidental release of the chain
- One piece with nonmoving parts
- Forged in Duplex stainless steel grade (increased mechanical & corrosion resistance)
Applications:
- Mooring
Specifications:
- Materials: Duplex stainless steel grade
Dimensions:
- Rope size: (mm) 17
- Length: (inch) 3 11/32" / (mm) 85
- Working load: (lb) 1050 / (kg) 480
- Breaking load: (lb) 1960 / (kg) 890
- Weight: (lb) 0.194 / (g) 88
Caption:
- Working Load (WL): For nautical applications
- Working Load Limit (WLL): For industrial applications only. The safety factor is 5 times the breaking load. WLL = Breaking load / 5
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BrandWichard Marine
SKU97725
UPC3587790299441
TypeAccessories
Weight1.25 lb
Good to know
- Genuine Wichard Marine product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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