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Sailboat furling system FR250RW5-10 T working load
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Characteristics
- Applications
- for sailboats
- Working load
- 5-10 T working load
- Working load
10,000 kg
(22,046.2 lb)
Description
The FR250RW is a high-performance furler designed for demanding sailing applications, combining aluminum and stainless steel construction for durability and strength. Suitable for code zero sails, this furler is engineered for boats sized between 70 and 80 feet.
Key Features
Technical Specifications
Key Features
- Aluminum and stainless steel construction ensures a robust and corrosion-resistant build, ideal for marine environments.
- Designed specifically for code zero sails, providing optimal performance and reliability.
- Rewind furler type for efficient and controlled sail handling.
Technical Specifications
- Boat size: 70-80ft
- Ø Roller drum: 250mm
- Furler type: rewind
- Ø Pin: 16mm
- Max Ø furling line: 10mm
- Max working load: 10000Kg
- Breaking load: 20000Kg
- Weight: 4100g
Catalogs
UbiMaiorItalia Catalog
76 Pages
Exhibitions
Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):
Salone Nautico Genova 2026
1-06 Oct 2026 Genova (Italy) Hall Sailing world - Stand SS18
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