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Detailed features
The Harken ESP sheaves, with their simpler design, complete the current range of sheaves. The sheave shaft is mounted on bearings to withstand high static loads.
This range of blocks offers an ideal solution for halyards, reefing lines, backstay hoists.
- Sheave diameter : 40 mm
- Maximum rope diameter : 12 mm
- Fixation : 4 FH, 8 FH mm
- B : 39 mm
- C : 40 mm
- Maximum workload : 567 kg
- Breaking load : 907 kg
- Length: 65.5 mm
- Weight: 50 g
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