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Utilizing the same features that have made the Hi-MOD Mechanical fittings popular, this insulator has an internal ball-socket in the main body that threads onto the connecting stud. The nut is insulated from the stainless steel body by a Tufnolâ„¢ socket, preventing electrical transference to the insulator body or opposite terminal. Should, for any reason,…
Hayn pelican hooks are T316 Stainless Steel and are polished to a mirror finish. Standard duty life line fittings match the strength of 7×7 or 1×19 wire*. *NOTE: Hand Crimp terminals, when properly applied, are approximately 65-70% of 7×7 wire strength. While this has proven adequate for life lines, CSJ does not approve use of…
Hayn pelican hooks are T316 Stainless Steel and are polished to a mirror finish. Standard duty life line fittings match the strength of 7×7 or 1×19 wire*. *NOTE: Hand Crimp terminals, when properly applied, are approximately 65-70% of 7×7 wire strength. While this has proven adequate for life lines, Hayn does not approve use of…
Hayn gate eyes are T316 Stainless Steel and are polished to a mirror finish. Standard duty life line fittings match the strength of 7×7 or 1×19 wire.
Hayn gate eyes are T316 Stainless Steel and are polished to a mirror finish. Standard duty life line fittings match the strength of 7×7 or 1×19 wire. All threads are left-hand threaded.
Sta-Lok “T” terminals are machined from T316 Stainless Steel. Note that shroud terminals and “T” terminals are different products and require the correct corresponding backing plate and rubber retaining plug to be used.
Manufactured from high-grade 316 Stainless Steel, Sta-Lok swage stemballs will suit most backing plates. Note: Stemball Cups may be required.
Type 316 Stainless Steel KOS (Korean) Wire in a 1×19 strand configuration. 1×19 wire is durable with low stretch and is suitable for standing rigging applications, with either swage or mechanical fittings to terminate it. Other sizes available upon request.
Type 316 Stainless Steel KOS (Korean) Wire in a 7×19 strand configuration. 7×19 wire exhibits more stretch than 1×19; while not appropriate for use in standing rigging, 7×19 is the configuration of choice for any application where the wire will be turning over a sheave, such as in wire or wire-to-rope halyards or steering cables….
Type 316 Stainless Steel KOS (Korean) Wire. Vinyl-coated wire uses a 7×7 core wire encapsulated in a vinyl coating. Vinyl-coated wire was a popular lifeline option at one time, although today 1×19 uncoated wire is the most commonly used lifeline material. Note that USCG offshore safety requirements now require lifelines to be 1×19 uncoated wire…
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