Harken Carbo Air 75mm Single Swivel Block

R2158,55 incl.

1 in stock

Description

The Harken Carbo Air 75mm Single Swivel Block is a high-strength, lightweight marine pulley designed for smooth and efficient rope handling in demanding sailing and boat rigging applications.

Featuring a 75mm ball-bearing sheave and a versatile swivel attachment, this block provides reliable performance and excellent load distribution. Its fibre-reinforced composite construction offers an outstanding strength-to-weight ratio, while the open AirBlock design eliminates unnecessary material to reduce overall weight.

The swivel attachment can lock into front or side positions or rotate freely, helping prevent rope twisting and allowing the block to align with different rigging configurations.

Key Features & Benefits

  • 75mm Single Sheave: Provides smooth and efficient rope movement.
  • Swivel Attachment: Allows the block to rotate freely or lock into position.
  • Low-Friction Ball Bearings: Deliver smooth sheave rotation for easier sail trimming.
  • Fibre-Reinforced Composite Construction: Provides excellent strength while keeping weight to a minimum.
  • Open AirBlock Design: Reduces unnecessary material and overall weight.
  • UV-Stabilised Components: Help withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight.
  • High Load Capacity: Suitable for demanding sailing and control-line applications.
  • Flexible Rigging Options: Can be used in purchase systems, including 2:1 or 3:1 configurations.

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: Harken
  • Product: Carbo Air Single Swivel Block
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 2660
  • Series: Carbo AirBlock
  • Sheave Diameter: 75mm (2 15/16 inches)
  • Overall Length: 137mm (5 3/8 inches)
  • Weight: 195g (6.9oz)
  • Maximum Line Diameter: 14mm (9/16 inch)
  • Shackle Pin Diameter: 6mm (1/4 inch)
  • Maximum Working Load: 550kg (1,213lb)
  • Breaking Load: 1,650kg (3,638lb)
  • Configuration: Single sheave with swivel
  • Construction: Fibre-reinforced composite
  • Bearing Type: Low-friction ball bearings