22mm Single Shackle Becket Block - Master - Sb-2228f on 2040-parts.com
Neutral Bay, NSW, Australia
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Specifications 22mm Single Shackle Becket Block - Master - SB-2228F
Master small boat (SB) blocks are available in a tiny 16mm and 22mm size with multiple configurations. The range features: · 316L stainless steel body hand-polished to a near
mirror finish, ·
UV-stabilised Acetal sheaves, ·
16mm blocks use stainless steel ball bearings for a higher maximum
working load in a tiny block, ·
22mm blocks use
composite ball bearings. |
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