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Sliding bearing block 10 mm - 3 sheaves, bow, becket
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Description
Description
Sturdy block for 10 mm rope, with bow (detachable), becket and stainless steel side panels. The bolt with the split ring can be removed if necessary.
Compact and lightweight, making it particularly versatile in use.
Further advantages at a glance:
- pulleys made of UV-resistant, glass-fibre reinforced plastic
- no sharp ridges on the rivet head thanks to tumble riveting
- »Made in Germany« - manufactured in our own factory in Iserlohn, North Rhine-Westphalia
- constant quality checks - before, during and after production
- excellent price/performance ratio
Material & care
Material & care
How do I care for Sprenger products?
It is best to thoroughly rinse sand, dirt and salt crystals out of the product with tap water, especially after use in salt water. All moving parts on blocks and sheet clamps, ball bearings, plain bearings and needle bearings should be greased with marine spray after cleaning.Stainless steel
With our SPRENGER products made of stainless steel, we offer you the best quality and stability. The combination of high-quality stainless steel and continuous quality control ensures that our premium products meet all requirements for use in sailing.Features
Features
Manufacturer information
Manufacturer information
Herm. Sprenger Metallwarenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG
Alexanderstr. 10-21
58644 Iserlohn
Deutschland
info@sprenger.de
Sliding bearing blocks
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