72 MM HTX DOUBLE BLOCK

MSRP:

Was:

$244.00

Years of design and manufacturing experience coupled with collaboration from boat builders, designers and sailors have resulted in the Lewmar HTX Hardware Range. View full description

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Years of design and manufacturing experience coupled with collaboration from boat builders, designers and sailors have resulted in the Lewmar HTX Hardware Range. Drawing upon the design of the Racing Range, the HTX blocks are constructed simply from high quality materials, providing enhanced reliability. HTX blocks are ideal for frequently adjusted, highly loaded systems using modern line technology and reduced line diameters.

Strong aluminium or stainless steel side cheeks
Central plain bearing for efficiency at high loads
Side thrust delrin ball bearings
Head design inspired by Lewmar Racing Range with grub screw swivel head locking mechanism

Product Type	Hardware
Boat Type	Sail
Block Type	Double
Finishes	Black Aluminium
Sheave Diameter	72mm

MSRP:

Was:

$159.00

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