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Single Swing Side Pulley Sheave 76mm (Snatch Block for 10mm Rope)
Portable Winch SKU: 167-14-3

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Description
Description
Stainless Steel Single Swing Side Pulley Sheave 76mm (Snatch Block)
This stainless steel swing side snatch block features a lightweight 76 mm diameter deep groove aluminium sheave, with stainless steel plates that swing open to install rope. Sintered bronze bushing on stainless steel shaft provides 98% efficiency.
Particularly useful for use when doubling the line, the rope cannot accidentally come out of the block. Also very useful to redirect a load or to pull upward in a hill. Use the steel locking carabiners to anchor to a polyester sling. Smaller and lighter than the PCA-1274 (SKU 167-14-2) pulley.
Ideal rope diameter: 10 mm.
Manufactured in Canada.
Specification
- Minimum Breaking Load (metric) : 60 kN (6125 kg)
- Working Load Limit (metric) : N/A
- Material : Sides: Stainless steel. Sheave: Aluminium
Weight and Dimensions
- Weight (metric) : 0,69 kg
- Diameter (metric) : 76 mm
- Length (metric) : 17 cm
- Width (metric) : 11 cm
- Height (metric) : 11 cm
Rope Specification
- Minimum diameter (metric) : 6 mm
- Maximum diameter (metric) : 10 mm
Additional Information
- Not designed for steel cable.
- The NEWTON is the International System unit for force; it is equal to the amount of net force required to accelerate a mass of one kilogram at a rate of one meter per second squared.
The WORKING LOAD LIMIT (WLL) is the maximum load which should not be exceeded under any condition.
The MINIMUM BREAKING STRENGTH (MBS) is observed during a destructive test. You should divide it by an appropriate safety factor.
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