Brand: Wichard Marine
Wichard FRX15 Friction Ring, 15mm (19/32 in.)
Wichard FRX15 Friction Ring, 15mm (19/32 in.)
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About this product
The Wichard FRX15 Friction Ring is a lightweight and reliable hardware solution designed to provide smooth line movement with minimal wear. These rings are constructed from hard-anodized aluminum (50 microns) for increased durability and are suitable for handling heavy loads and semi-static lines.
- Material: Anodized aluminum
- Inside Diameter: 15mm (19/32 in.)
- Outside Diameter: 35mm (1 3/8 in.)
- Working Load: 1600 kg (3520 lb)
- Weight: 12g (0.026 lb)
- Applications: Suitable for mast-foot blocks, barber-haulers, inhaulers, loops, lazy jacks, running backstays, and tackles
Each ring is sold individually. Note: The listed working load is for nautical applications.
Manuals & videos
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Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-112859
- Model / MPN
- 21510W
- UPC / GTIN
- 3587790215106
- Package dimensions (H × W × L)
- 1" X 2" X 4"
- Package weight
- 0.04 lb
Shipping & returns
Shipping & returns
Request an eligible return within 21 calendar days after delivery. Every physical return requires written approval and an RMA number and must be shipped within five business days after the RMA is issued. The customer pays return shipping for an ordinary return. Tug & Tow provides prepaid return shipping for a verified damaged, defective, short, or incorrect shipment. We do not charge a restocking fee. See Shipping & Returns for eligibility, exclusions, and details.
Fit & compatibility
Fit & compatibility
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