Description

Snatch Block With Additional Small Sheave

A snatch block is a type of pulley commonly used to redirect the path of a line or increase the purchase system. It??s designed to be easily attached to a line without having to reeve (thread) the line through the pulley. This is achieved with the opening side cheeks.

Snatch blocks are super versatile and easy to use. Making them a great addition to the tool kit so you can quickly and easily rig up a new system without having to re-thread lines.

Dynamic Bearings Twin rows of stainless-steel ball bearings running on a stainless-steel rail. This provides a superior load-carrying ability and longevity when compared to other bearing systems which run on a plastic rail.

Locking Mechanism (keeper) The spring-loaded metal slider locks onto the central axle of the block. It can be unlocked with one hand, allowing you to open the side cheek and install onto a line.

Small Sheave This snatch block features an additional sheave around the top cheek pivot axle which can be utilised to create a 2:1 purchase system.

Technical Description Features Metric American Breaking Load 1543.24 lb 700 Kg Maximum Line Diameter 0.39 in 10 mm Maximum Working Load 440.92 lb 200 Kg Sheave Diameter 1.57 in 40 mm Length 3.15 in 80 mm Weight 0.21 lb 93.5 g