blocks 55
55 mm sheave for 12 mm line Safe Working Load = 600 kg

CAM CLEAT
All models are available with cam-cleat, add /C to the model code
Mod. 911.552

Single Block
Weight = 0.12 kg
Swivel head for
6 mm shackle
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 971.552

Fiddle Block
Weight = 0.20 kg
Swivel head for
6 mm shackle
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 941.552

Single with Becket
Weight = 0.14 kg
Swivel head for
6 mm shackle
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 981.552

Fiddle with Becket
Weight = 0.22 kg
Swivel head for
6 mm shackle
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 921.552

Double Block
Weight = 0.20 kg
Fixed head for
6 mm shackle
SWL = 900 kg
Mod. 951.552

Double with Becket
Weight = 0.22 kg
Fixed head for
6 mm shackle
SWL = 900 kg
Mod. 931.552

Triple Block
Weight = 0.28 kg
Fixed head for
6 mm shackle
SWL = 900 kg
Mod. 961.552

Triple with Becket
Weight = 0.30 kg
Fixed head for
6 mm shackle
SWL = 900 kg
Mod. 831.552

Deck Block
Weight = 0.11 kg
2 x Ø6 mm screws
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 832.552

Double Deck Block
Weight = 0.15 kg
2 x Ø6 mm screws
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 815.552

Halyard Block
Weight = 0.08 kg
2xØ6 mm screws
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 915.552

Web Block
Weight = 0.06 kg
For line connection
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 811.552

Block on U-Bolt
Weight = 0.21 kg
2 x Ø6 mm screws
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 7106
Mod. 813.552

Block on
Screwed Pad-Eye
Weight = 0.34 kg
2 x Ø6 mm screws
SWL = 600 kg
Mod. 7306
Mod. 814.552

Stand-Up for
Swivelling Pin
Weight = 0.12 kg
d = 6 mm
Ø pin = 12 mm
SWL = 600 kg

 When the base of the mast is fitted with “swivelling pins” this model with its special head makes connections a simple matter.
The block swivels to the right direction and holds that position without banging against the deck.
Mod. 812.552

Stand-Up Block
Weight = 0.20 kg
1 x Ø10 mm screw
SWL = 600 kg

 This new block is specially designed for halyards at the base of the mast.
The height of the block has been minimized in order to keep the halyard as close to the deck as possible.
The block stands up when not under load to prevent contact with the deck.
The swivelling base assures that the sheave will always be aligned with the halyard.