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Allen Thimbles - high load teflon coated anodised machined aluminium - alternative to blocks where static load is applied. All sizes are available in black, blue, silver, purple, gold and orange. Also available in stainless steel.
Antal Low friction rings are at the heart of Soft links. Simple, lightweight and resistant Rings, together with more sophisticated products, such as Solid rings and Hooks, revolutionized the way we design fixed and running rigging on sailboats, and not only on sailboats. Thanks to the perfect polishing Soft links give extremely low friction. The first of Soft links’ characteristics is versatility. You can use a Ring as barber, or lazy jack. On the backstay bridle instead of a sheave or for 8:1 control systems. For reefing or 3D genoa adjusting. And obviously, as a block.
Barton High load low friction eye's are available in six sizes. Manufactured in marine grade aluminium with a hard anodised finish.
Schaefer offers 5 sizes of low friction rings. Each is computer machined for a soft radius and hardcoat anodized with a Teflon(tm) impregnation to allow for a "slippery" surface. The uses for low-friction rings is countless!
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