Sailboat furler C290
headsailbelow deck6 mm

sailboat furler
sailboat furler
sailboat furler
sailboat furler
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Characteristics

Application domain
for sailboats
Applications
headsail
Mounting
below deck
Forestay diameter
6 mm
Boat length

Min.: 7 m
(22'11" )

Max.: 9 m
(29'06" )

Pin diameter

Min.: 8 mm
(0.3 in)

Max.: 16 mm
(0.6 in)

Weight

557 g
(19.6 oz)

Description

Reliability, toughness and long-life: Profurl's Cruising range of reefing-furling systems are designed for coastal cruising, blue water cruising, or even sailing around the world. Cruising reefing-furling systems are designed to last and integrate the best of Profurl's proven technology to guarantee both your safety and your sailing pleasure. Why choose Profurl? Maintenance-free: Sealed ball bearings are packed in grease, eliminating any risk of corrosion and making them impermeable to impurities such as water, sand or dust. Reliability: Systems are made from materials chosen for their toughness and reliability. The drums are made from dimensionally stable plastic, the ball bearings are 100 C6 carbon steel, and the snap hooks are forged by Wichard. Easy to use: Profurl reefing-furling systems accessories (standard or not) are designed to simplify manoeuvres, such as the feeder (standard), the Wichard opening pre-feeder or the hinged attachment which replaces snap shackles to ensure fast and easy rigging of the sail. Safety in use: Doubled guide arms avoid any risk of riding turns or the line coming out of the reefing-furling system. Specially adapted nuts for heavy loads are supplied on large systems (480 upwards). Choice of installation options: Depending on the deck configuration or your specific requirements, our manual reefing-furling systems can either be fitted flush with the deck, with long link plates, or below the deck.
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