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Working load: 70 kg
Breaking load: 140 kg
SPECIFICATIONS Weight: 6.00 g Safe working Load: 70 kg Breaking Load: 140 kg Max line size: 6 mm Purchase: 2 Mounting: 90
Seldén Mast AB
Working load: 70 kg
Breaking load: 140 kg
SPECIFICATIONS Weight: 6.00 g Safe working Load: 70 kg Breaking Load: 140 kg Max line size: 6 mm Purchase: 2 Mounting: 90 0
Seldén Mast AB
Working load: 100 kg
Breaking load: 200 kg
SPECIFICATIONS Weight: 10.00 g Safe working Load: 100 kg Breaking Load: 200 kg Max line size: 6 mm Purchase: 2 Mounting: 90 0
Seldén Mast AB
Working load: 240 kg
Breaking load: 700 kg
... FEATURES Smallest and lightest ball bearing block available Precision moulded acetal sheave running on stainless steel ball bearings provide high performance & low friction Single loop head blocks ...
Ronstan
Working load: 120 kg
Breaking load: 300 kg
... the universal head The sheave can be removed for maintenance Applications For dinghies and catamarans applications: genoa sheets, boom vang, footmast block, masthead block… For larger ...
Wichard
Working load: 240 kg
Breaking load: 500 kg
... the universal head The sheave can be removed for maintenance Applications For dinghies and catamarans applications: genoa sheets, boom vang, footmast block, masthead block… For larger ...
Wichard
Working load: 320 kg
Breaking load: 700 kg
... the universal head The sheave can be removed for maintenance Applications For dinghies and catamarans applications: genoa sheets, boom vang, footmast block, masthead block… For larger ...
Wichard
Working load: 113 kg
Breaking load: 544 kg
The 16 mm is Harkens® smallest block. It is perfect for small synthetic control lines found on high-tech dinghies. The patented bearing system uses stainless steel balls in a captive grooved race and ...
Harken
Working load: 120 kg - 300 kg
Breaking load: 550, 350, 400, 600 kg
20MM MININOX BLOCKS STAINLESS CHEEKS Large window to reduce weight and allow easy rinsing ROLLER BEARING SYSTEM Delrin needle bearing enables high static load applications TECHNICAL Sheave: Diameter ...
Versatile Micro XS cheek block for 6 mm rope, which is characterised by its particularly low weight. The cage and bearing shells are made of robust stainless steel, the cover plates are made of black, UV-resistant ...
SPRENGER
Working load: 310 kg
Breaking load: 620 kg
Allen V Cleat Blocks are a simple yet effective choice for many vang and Cunningham setups. Available in stainless steel or die-cast aluminium and with different fixing accessories giving choices to suit most applications.
Allen Brothers
Ball bearing 57mm ratchet Optimist mainsheet block. Most economic ratchet block available.
Working load: 250 kg
Breaking load: 530 kg
"19" Single Block with Integral Swivel SKU: 19.76 Single Ball Race Block with swivel Breaking Load:530kg Safe work load:250kg Category: 19mm blocks
Sea Sure
Description:18mm Block Micro Single Category:Blocks Subcategory:17 Block Series Series:Stainless Block Type:Single Bearing Type:Plain Weight (grm):5 Sheave Diameter (mm):17 Note:Add ...
RWO
Master's smallest block, 16mm is designed for small synthetic control lines found on dinghies. Stainless Steel Ball Bearing provides the good and smooth rotation and polished 316 L Stainless Steel sideplates ...
Master
Working load: 280 lb
Breaking load: 1,650 lb
Description CONVENTIONAL BALL BEARING DESIGN WITH LONG LASTING CHARACTERISTICS. OPTIONAL ALUMINUM SHEAVE ON ROLLER BEARINGS FOR HIGHER LOADS. WORKING LOAD 280 LBS BREAKING LOAD 1650 LBS WEIGHT 1.25 OZ. MAX LINE 5/16″
Numerous different blocks can be found on sailing dinghies. They are usually designed for thin lines of no more than eight millimeters in diameter.
ApplicationsBlocks can be found on sail trim tackle and line leads of all types.
TechnologiesMost such blocks are small and equipped with ball bearings. Cable blocks and sheaves are used for the mast when the halyard is not of rope.
How to chooseWorking loads are usually superior to those found aboard a dinghy, but this parameter is important to optimize performance. In general, choice will depend on line diameter.
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