Mainsail batten slide terminals

... from standard batten receptacles in that it fits inside the batten pocket, making it invisible on the outside except for the small fastening plate. Thereby almost completely eliminating chafe on the ...

... from the mast are found in the sheet full batten systems – measures. The Antal HS guide system is designed for boats with full batten mainsails that experience high loads and compression-loading ...

... from standard batten receptacles in that it fits inside the batten pocket, making it invisible on the outside except for the small fastening plate - thereby almost completely eliminating chafe on the ...

... solid plate battens. The RSLT slips over the batten and applies tension via a hex key grub screw. A range of standard sizes below ensures a close fit to minimise bulk at the leech. Popular on high performance ...

... connects the acetal leech end-plug and handle. A hex key is used to make the adjustment. Popular on class 40’s and mainsail leech battens. THLP’s sold separately. In 2019 the screw was upgraded to titanium ...

APLR22C Adjusting Plastic Luff Receptacle - Carbon The APLR22C is the M10 version of the NTLR22 receptacle. A spanner is used to make the adjustment. This receptacle can be centre or side mounted. *A glass version of the receptacle ...

... specifically for use with a bolt-rope mainsail. Racing classes like RC44, Fast 40 and TP52 use CCLR hardware. A plastic insert fits inside the batten pocket with external carbon shells clamping the assembly ...

... with a bolt-rope mainsail for racing boats 20-45ft including Mini 6.5m, Figaro, Fast 40. Designed to receive battens at 45-90 degrees from the mast this works for square-head and pin-head mainsails. ...