Wichard Marine
Wichard Thimble Shackle Allen Head Pin - 10mm Diameter - 13/32"
SKU 97649·Shackles/Rings/Pins
$157.84
Thimble Shackle Allen Head Pin - 10mm Diameter - 13/32"Features: Thimble shackle with allen head pin forged in grade 316L stainless steel Allows a rope to be spliced without adding and additional thimble With the capt...
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Features:
- Thimble shackle with allen head pin forged in grade 316L stainless steel
- Allows a rope to be spliced without adding and additional thimble
- With the captive pin, no risk to lose the pin
- Outstanding working and breaking loads
Applications:
- Mainsheet halyards
- Max rope size: 16 mm
Specifications:
- Materials: 316 stainless steel grade
- Working load: (lb) 3350 / (kg) 1520
- Breaking load: (lb) 11020 / (kg) 5000
- Weight: (lb) 0.313 / (g) 142
Dimensions:
- A: (inch) 2 1/64" / (mm) 51
- B: (inch) 25/32" / (mm) 20
- C: (inch) 25/64" / (mm) 10
- D: (inch) 25/32" / (mm) 20
- D diameter: (inch) 25/64" / (mm) 10
- E: (inch) 5/16" / (mm) 8
- F: (inch) 3 25/32" / (mm) 96
- G: (inch) 1 39/64" / (mm) 41
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
SKU97649
TypeShackles/Rings/Pins
Weight0.3 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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