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Ronstan C-Cleat Cam Cleat - Small - Black w/Black Base [RF5400]

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Ronstan C-Cleat Cam Cleat - Small - Black w/Black Base [RF5400]C Cleat Cam Cleat Small Black w Black Base 2 8mm(3 32" 5 16") Rope Diameter Intensive development efforts have produced this range of cleats that provide unbeatable holding power, yet are designed for easy cleating and releasing of control lines in every application and load condition. Through the use of advanced composites, these cleats achieve superior performance while overcoming the limitations of metal alloys. Ronstan cam cleats are strong, light

C-Cleat Cam Cleat - Small - Black w/Black Base

2-8mm(3/32" - 5/16") Rope Diameter

Intensive development efforts have produced this range of cleats that provide unbeatable holding power, yet are designed for easy cleating and releasing of control lines in every application and load condition. Through the use of advanced composites, these cleats achieve superior performance while overcoming the limitations of metal alloys. Ronstan cam cleats are strong, light and corrosion free. The unique tooth profile and cam geometry are designed to grip without damaging the rope. A multi-coil spring recessed in the upper part of the cam generates near constant torque. This constant torque ensures secure cleating of even the smallest lines with minimal abrasion or rope wear and low line entry and exit efforts. The lightweight ultra rigid carbon fiber composite cams of the c-cleat are corrosion free, suffer virtually no tooth wear and are non rope abrasive.

Features:

  • Design, materials selection and advanced manufacturing methods combine to deliver superior strength and holding power, light weight and corrosion resistance
  • Cam profile and multi-coil spring minimise line entry and release effort
  • Carbon fiber compoasite cam material provides maximum resistance to heat and abrasion
  • Unique self-cleaning, self-lubricating slotted bearings ensure consistent high performance even when subjected to high static loads


Applications:
Range of cleats for all requirements including control lines, jib sheet and mainsheet cleating

Materials:
  • Carbon fiber composite cams
  • Long strand glass fiber reinforced polymer base
  • PTFE impregnated Acetal slotted bearing
  • Stainless steel multi-coil spring

Specifications:

  • Color: Black
  • Box Dimensions: 1"H x 2"W x 4"L WT: 0.1 lbs
  • UPC: 9316800450732
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