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b axxon carbon masts specifications b b process b ail masts are built prepreg material cured autoclave 120 degrees 3 bars pressure three modulus are available standard modulus high modulus very high modulus f 7 b equipment b mast head ail mast heads are carbon fiber bonde edand laminatedto the mast

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spreader carbon aluminum spreader tapper done eut welding to reduce weight spreader fit bars bonded to mast section seats diagonal sailtracks sevrai option are avelable carbon boit rope aluminum boit rope sail slide integrated axxon track 22 mm any other track screw backing plate goose neck vang

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120 R up to 25 kg, Diameter 120 mm, Length 625 mm, height of rod head 110 mm, in self-service display pack 434285 12 Stirring rod with clockwise motion WR 140 R up to 50 kg, Diameter 140 mm, Length 625 mm, height of rod head 145 mm, in self-service display pack 484288 13 Stirring rod with clockwise

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scale clamp and precision angle adjustment feature. manufacture much easier. and stop flags make repeat cuts extremely easy 08 09 and minimise your workload. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Special cutting position. Working with the material in mind. Easy transportation. The position of the cutting head

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215 mm 496106 Interface pad IP-STF-D215/8/2x for use with sanding pad 49106, Diameter 215 mm, qty. in pack 2 piece(s) 496140 Brush segment BS-LHS 225 for long-reach sander PLANEX, for PLANEX LHS 225 EQ sanding head as replacement for used brush segment, in self-service display pack 495166 Brush strip

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jaws guide the saw blade accurately along the cutting line. For precise work results. Spir-O-Cut The single-flute planer head offers important benefits: no need to adjust the cutting circle diameter after blade replacement and a drawing cut for high surface quality. PoliStick Fast fixing concept

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blade. quieter under load than other planers at idling Single-bearing planing head for unlimited rebating depths. Unrivalled Spir-O-Cut spiral blade concept: the ”drawing cut” of Festool planers guarantees smooth surfaces without ”chatter marks” and minimal operating noise

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and better tuning)w; Different types of mastheads are available depending on the sections: mast head rigs or fractional rig, tapered or not tapered; The furling masts are delivered without a taper. Mastheads configurations Mast head rig Fractional rig Set for 4 halyards (main halyard, main sheet topping lift

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… The S range is adapted to a wide variety of sailboats and many different rig set-ups (mast head or fractional rig). The S range components have been specifically designed with easy assembly in mind, and for the reliability of every part, and their adaptability to different sections… WA R R

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and all round white with strobe (120 or more per minute). For boats up to 20m (picture 5). Description Colour SERIE 25 (boats < 12 m / 40') 12 V Mast head lights 24 V Triwhite lights SERIE 40 (boats > 12 m / 40') 12 V 24 V WHITE BLACK - Tricolour lights BLACK - - Tricolour combined lights WHITE BLACK

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from sliding off the track. HEADBOARD CAR can be fitted on the head board of the existing sail or simply on a ring. New! MONOBLOCK CARS The FACSLIDE® cars are CNC machined in one block of aluminium, this makes them shock-proof when lowering the sail. TRACKS FITTING TO THE MAST WITHOUT MODIFICATION

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, and guarantees phonic isolation with the halyards. Available in Ø25 and Ø32 (length 3000mm)). Mast climbing steps Composite steps The climbing steps allow rapid intervention either on all the length of the mast, or part of it (one or two to easily grab the main sail head for example). Two types: fixed

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ier: The vernier cable requires ordering 2 part numbers: a Vernier Cable Head (which includes knob, button, panel body and fine adjustment mechanism) PLUS a Cable, which attaches to the Cable Head. Vernier Cable Head 317310 Vernier Cable (5?) CC34505 Vernier Cable (10?) CC34510 Vernier Cable

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www.teleflexmarine.com 211 CABLE HEAD CABLE PART NUMBER TO EXISTING PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION REORDER Conduit Color / Standard Premium End Metal 018872-00-XXX.0 33LU Utility Control Cable w/Knob CC343XX* N/A black/brass All lengths (NLA - all markets) CC343XX* N/A black/brass 018873-00-XXX.0

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www.teleflexmarine.com 226 Frequentl y Asked Questions H ow do I know which control cable I need? W hat kind of ongoing maintenance do cables need? Can they be repaired? In order to determine that, you need to know what brand(s) of engine and control head are on the boat. Mercury

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www.teleflexmarine.com 197 Ho w to Measure Control Cables ?Measure Twice. Order Once.? For a New InstallatInstallatInstallation: Measure cable routing path from control head attachment point to engine connection, as follows: Outboards: Measure from control along unobstructed cable routing

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** N/A (018872-00-XXX.0) NLA Utility (3300 UT) Utility Cable (with T-handle) N/A CC343XX** N/A (018873-00-XXX.0) NLA Vernier (3300 VC) Vernier Cable & Head (separate) (Cable 307141-00-XXX.0 N/A CC345XX N/A + Head 307941-03) NLA + Head 317310 OMTS OMC pre-1979 CC170XX N/A N/A KMTS Mercury 1965

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suppor-ting the boom and a mast head. The boom hoist tackle runs from the mast head to the top of the boom and controls the boom angle. This allows the different hoists to be positioned at the preferred radius. The mast construction gives an inherent safety feature; the load moment is carried by the mast

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Two 900mt Heavy Lift Mast Cranes loading a J-lay Tower

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2.2 Offshore Mast Cranes Our Offshore Mast Crane (OMO) is a compact design heavy lift crane using state-of-the-art technology and designed for use on offshore construction vessels or seml-submersibles. The rectan- gular footprint allows an Installation of the crane directly on the stern

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2.1 Heavy Lift Mast Cranes Our Heavy Lift Mast Crane (HLMC) is a compact powerful crane with high lifting capacities and state of the art technology. It is designed for heavy lift vessels used for oversea transport of large and heavy equipment. Most of the HLMC's are installed in a tandem

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Tension (CT) is used to achieve a constant line-pull set by the Operator. The line-pull is measured by a load cell and monitored by the control system. If the actual value differs from the preset value the winch will pay in or pay out wire rope to maintain the preset value. Instant adjustment of the cable