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Ronstan Series 19 Traveler Car w/ 4 Control Sheaves & 2 Cleats

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Ronstan Series 19 Traveler Car w/ 4 Control Sheaves & 2 CleatsProduct Description Ronstan Series 19 Traveler Car w 4 Control Sheaves & 2 Cleats Features Low profile Lightweight alloy car bodies Length 3 11 32 in. Qty. Balls 60 M. W. L. 1100 lb. B. L. 2730 lb. Weight 12. 3 oz. Product Information Car bodies are machined to precise specifications, then honed to an exceptional finish before being treated and anodized for maximum corrosion protection. Stainless steel elements are put through a special high energy

Product Description

Ronstan Series 19 Traveler Car w/ 4 Control Sheaves & 2 Cleats

Features

  • Low profile

  • Lightweight alloy car bodies

  • Length - 3 11/32 in.

  • Qty. Balls - 60

  • M.W.L. - 1100 lb.

  • B. L. - 2730 lb.

  • Weight - 12.3 oz.

    Product Information

    Car bodies are machined to precise specifications, then honed to an exceptional finish before being treated and anodized for maximum corrosion protection. Stainless steel elements are put through a special high energy finish process to achieve a uniquely smooth edge and surface finish.

    Twin rows of recirculating Torlon® ball bearings provide smooth, low friction performance under load

    Applications

  • Dinghy and catamaran mainsheet traveler and jib lead sheeting systems

  • Mainsheet systems on sports boats and keel boats to 7m (23ft)

    Materials

  • Alloy car bodies

  • Torlon® ball bearings

  • Grade 316 stainless steel fixtures
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