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Code 0 furling system FR150RWfor sailboats0-5 T working load
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Characteristics
- Applications
- for Code 0, for sailboats
- Working load
- 0-5 T working load
- Working load
5,000 kg
(11,023.1 lb)
Description
The FR150RW is a high-performance furler designed for demanding sailing applications, combining aluminum and stainless steel construction for durability and reliability. It is equipped with a code zero shackle and is suitable for boats ranging from 42 to 54 feet. The furler features a rewind type mechanism and is engineered to handle significant working and breaking loads, making it ideal for advanced sail handling.
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Technical Specifications
Key Features
- Aluminum and stainless steel construction for optimal strength and corrosion resistance
- Designed for code zero sails with integrated shackle
- Rewind furler type for efficient sail management
Technical Specifications
- Boat size: 42-54ft
- Ø Roller drum: 150mm
- Furler type: rewind
- Ø Pin: 12mm
- Max Ø furling line: 10mm
- Max working load: 5000Kg
- Breaking load: 10000Kg
- Weight: 1600g
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