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Wichard Softlink 5.0 Soft Shackle - 5mm Diameter - 13/64" - 90mm Length - 3 35/64"

SKU 97723·Shackles/Rings/Pins
$63.95

5.0 Soft Shackle - 5mm Diameter - 13/64" - 90mm Length - 3 35/64"Features: SoftLink is a soft shackle developed by Wichard for recreational sailors looking for performance and ease of use. For the same strength, Soft...

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5.0 Soft Shackle - 5mm Diameter - 13/64" - 90mm Length - 3 35/64"

Features:

  • SoftLink is a soft shackle developed by Wichard for recreational sailors looking for performance and ease of use.
  • For the same strength, SoftLink is 4 or 5 times lighter than a 316L stainless steel shackle.
  • No knowledge of ropework required
  • Replaces shackles and snap hooks
  • Easy to fit and easy to open
  • Remarkably light and strong
  • Re-usable
  • 3 sizes available

Applications:

  • Fastenings
  • Replaces shackles and snap hooks

Specifications:

  • Materials: 316L stainless steel grade Dyneema SK78

Dimensions:

  • Loop diameter: (inch) 13/64" / (mm) 5
  • Loop length: (inch) 3 35/64" / (mm) 90
  • Working load: (lb) 8370 / (kg) 3800
  • Breaking load: (lb) 11020 / (kg) 5000
  • Weight: (lb) 0.104 / (g) 47

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
SKU97723
UPC3587790212259
TypeShackles/Rings/Pins
Weight0.15 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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