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Ronstan RF15141 Series 15 Stand-up Block

Item #: RF15141 by Ronstan

Brand: Ronstan

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Features
  • Single stand-up block includes an O-ring to separate running line from eye strap and hold block upright
  • The sheave is precisely-molded, UV-stabilized acetal running on stainless steel ball bearings, so it delivers high performance with low friction
  • Cheeks, headpost, shackle and ball bearings are all 316 grade stainless steel for maximum corrosion resistance in saltwater sailing
  • Smallest and lightest ball bearing block available
  • Sheave Diameter: 5/8" (15 mm)
  • Max. Line Diameter: 3/16" (5 mm)
  • Max. Working Load (MWL): 260 lb. (120 kg)
  • Breaking Load: 1210 lb. (550 kg)
  • Weight: 0.4 oz. (10 g)

Diameter

3/16 Inch or 5 mm

Direction

Any

Ball Bearing

Stainless Steel

Becket

No Becket

Integral Cleat

No Integral Cleat

Product Overview
The Ronstan Series 15 Ball Bearing Stand-up Block is a tiny, light and versatile block with a 5/8" diameter sheave and a very high breaking load. Ronstan's Series 15 Ball Bearing Utility Blocks are the tiniest ball bearing blocks anywhere, running on sheaves only 5/8" (15 mm) in diameter. They're so light, strong and inexpensive that you can use them in lots of creative applications, like shock cord retractors for your control lines, purchase systems for your foiling Moth, or outfitting your kid's El Toro, Sabot or Opti. Use them for cunninghams, vangs and tweakers, or even for non-boating applications.