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The Selden double stanchion fairlead for continuous furling lines slide over 25-30mm (1 to 1-1/4″) stanchions and feature a spring-loaded metal bracket that can be opened to capture a continuous furling line without having to undo the splice in the line.
Harken Bolt-Down Fairleads are used as shallow-angle line deflectors on boats from 20-50′. Fairleads are 6061-T6 hard-anodized aluminum, making them both durable and lightweight. Available in single, double or triple configurations with a 12 or 16mm hole diameter.
The X-Treme Angle Fairlead allows releasing and recleating at angles up to 90° to the cleat. This sets it apart from other fairleads where line uncleats at extreme angles and can’t recleat without centering the line.
Lightweight, fiber-reinforced flairleads feature stainless wearguards for long life and are available in various colors for color-coding your cams.
Lightweight, fiber-reinforced flairleads feature stainless wearguards for long life and are available in various colors for color-coding your cams.
The 494 and 495 Fast Release fairleads feature low-friction, angled stainless steel line guides on the exit side of the cleat. The angled lead keeps the line away from the cam to eliminate unexpected recleats during maneuvers. Use for fast spinnaker take-downs during mark roundings-anywhere fast release is crucial. Harken Cam fairleads are made of…
Wire fairleads maintain a low profile while holding the line close to the cleat.
Harken recommends equipping asymmetric/code zero furling systems with lead blocks for safe furling from the cockpit. Lightweight, UV-stabilized Carbo blocks run exclusively on ball bearings for fast trimming under any load. Two stanchion leads forward guide line outboard to keep sidedecks clear. A stanchion lead aft features a double Harken Cam-Matic for cleating continuous furling…
Harken recommends equipping asymmetric/code zero furling systems with lead blocks for safe furling from the cockpit. Furling leads are offered separately or in complete kits. A stanchion lead aft features a double Harken Cam-Matic for cleating continuous furling line. Max line: 3/8″ – 10mm For use with 1″/25mm stanchions
Harken recommends equipping asymmetric/code zero furling systems with lead blocks for safe furling from the cockpit. Furling leads are offered separately or in complete kits. Two stanchion leads forward guide line outboard to keep sidedecks clear. Max line: 3/8″ – 10mm For use with 1″/25mm stanchions
Wire fairleads maintain a low profile while holding the line close to the cleat.
The X-Treme Angle Fairlead allows releasing and recleating at angles up to 90° to the cleat. This sets it apart from other fairleads where line uncleats at extreme angles and can’t recleat without centering the line.
Lightweight, fiber-reinforced flairleads feature stainless wearguards for long life and are available in various colors for color-coding your cams.
Lightweight, fiber-reinforced flairleads feature stainless wearguards for long life and are available in various colors for color-coding your cams.
The 494 and 495 Fast Release fairleads feature low-friction, angled stainless steel line guides on the exit side of the cleat. The angled lead keeps the line away from the cam to eliminate unexpected recleats during maneuvers. Use for fast spinnaker take-downs during mark roundings-anywhere fast release is crucial. Harken Cam fairleads are made of…
Wire fairleads maintain a low profile while holding the line close to the cleat.
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