Selden Deck Hardware 2008 Marinerigging

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SETTING OUR OWN DECK STANDARDSMaking the best rig systems in the world is more than a job at Seldén. It’s a passion.

Every Seldén rig is designed and carefully dimensioned for the particular boat.

In our search for perfection, no detail is considered too small. Setting our own deck

hardware standards is a natural step in this systematic approach to achieving the

best possible product for the given task. No matter the size of your boat, whether

you push your equipment to the very limit, or just enjoy leisurely cruising; when you

go Seldén, you’ll go first class, all the way.

Photo credit: Carol Baker, page 24. Richard de Jonge, cover. Dan Ljungsvik, cover, pages 2-3, 6, 7, 12, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38.

John Patience, page 20. Rick Tomlinson, pages 8-9, 26, 36. Leif Wiklund, product pictures. Roberto Vuilleumier, page 28. Paul Wyet, page 24.

WITH pASSION. ALL THE WAy fROm THE DRAWING bOARD.Sailing is a total experience. With superb sail handling the good experience easily turns into passion. There are many factors like wind, waves and currents a sailor can’t change. But you can do something about them. That’s why rig equipment should always be chosen with the outmost care, in order to get the most out of it and get the right feel for wind and tuning. The better the precision of your equipment, the better the feel. Sails, mast, standing and running rigging work together as one single unit. If you want to be on top, you can’t afford to

leave anything to chance.

Seldén is the world’s leading manufacturer of rig systems. We have been working with sail makers all over the world to power thousands upon thousands of sailing boats and yachts since 1960. The key link between our hardware and the products of the sail makers is usually a block. In order to exercise full control over the function of the rig, Seldén has developed its own range of blocks and other deck hardware. In developing the new range we have drawn on our many years of rig building experience, our extensive experience of all possible types of sailing and, last but not least, our own

passion for sailing. We hope you will feel the same passion when you use a Seldén deck hardware product or just hold it in your hand. It’s a passion we have built in, all the way from the drawing board.

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The Seldén deck hardware range com-

prises blocks, cleats and swivels. Every

item is carefully desig ned, developed and

manufactured under the strict quality

control and attention to detail that is the

hallmark of Seldén. All Seldén deck hard-

ware is supplied with a 5-year warranty.

SELDÉN DECK HARDWARE

Plain bearing blocks,page 12

Cam cleats and valley cleats,pages 34–37

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High load plain bearing blocks,page 30

High load ball bearing blocks,page 28

Ratchet blocks,page 32

Ball bearing blocks,page 20

Deck swivel,pages 38–39

Mast swivel,page 39

Eye swivel,pages 38–39

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bLOCKS mADE fOR pERfECT INTERACTIONSeldén blocks give you the benefits of a high strength to weight

ratio. We only use top quality materials like composite, 50/50

glass fibre/polyamide and marine grade stainless steel. Each

com ponent is designed for top performance and perfect inter-

action with the rig under all conditions. The bearing cage design

of the ball bearing blocks is a typical example of functional

Seldén design. It not only lowers block weight, but also further

reduces friction. The Seldén block range consists of plain bearing

blocks, ball bearing blocks, high load ball bearing blocks, high

load plain bearing blocks and ratchet blocks.

Ball bearing blocks

High load ball bearing blocks

High load plain bearing blocks

Plain bearing blocks

Ratchet blocks

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CHOOSE THE RIGHT bLOCKAll Seldén blocks are of the same superb quality and are

the best for their particular application. In order to make

it easy to select the right block for your application,

we have categorised them to suit four types of loads:

low loads, high loads, static loads and dynamic loads.

Low Loads and high LoadsThe difference between low loads and high loads depends on the amount of force you must exert to deal with them. A person cannot easily exert a force greater than his or her own body weight. In our definition, we set the dividing line at a weight of 100 kg.

Low loads

A load is low if you do not need a mechanical system to deal with it, i.e. you have to exert a force of less than 100 kg.

High loads

A load is high if you need a mechanical system to deal with it, i.e. you have to exert a force of more than 100 kg.

static Loads and dynamic Loads Static loads

A static load is one that does not cause the block sheave to spin. Typical static loads are found in halyard turning blocks, where the sheave remains still under load for long periods of time.

Dynamic loads

A dynamic load is one that causes the block sheave to spin. Typical dynamic loads are found in main sheeting systems, where the sheave spins frequently when sailing.

Breaking Loads and safe working LoadsBreaking loads (BL)

Our definition of a breaking load is that load which causes any part of a block to break when it is subjected to successively increasing loads during laboratory testing.

Safe working loads (SwL)

Our definition of safe working load is set at half the breaking load. We guarantee that blocks subjected to loads that are below or up to this limit will function satisfactorily.

Loads in the specification tables

The BL and SWL values shown in the block table are for the block itself (not for the line). The load exerted on a block depends on the load in the lines and on the deflection angle of the lines around the sheave. See table on opposite page.

Purchase systems

A mechanical system can be used to increase the effect of human force required for a specific situation. Such systems are designed in several ways. A selection of typical mechanical systems are shown on the next page.

High load

Static load

Dynamic load

Low load

400 kg

400 kg

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100 kg

400 kg

200 kg

600 kg600

600 kg

100 kg

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SeLDén DeSignationS

Seldén blocks are designated in accordance with two main features of the block. The first part of the designation specifies the type of bearing system or other special feature. The second part of the designation tells you the sheave diameter. For example, the PBB 60 is a Plain Bearing Block with a sheave diameter of 60 mm.

tHe BLoCK FaMiLieS

The blocks are divided into families. All the blocks in a specific family have the same sheave. The part numbers of the sheaves are the basis of the part numbers of the blocks. For example, the PBB 60 sheave is desig-nated 406-001 and the PBB 60 single block is designated 406-001-01.

The part numbers of the sheaves are stamped on the side of each sheave.

The load exerted on a block (P) depends on the load in the lines (F) and on the deflection angle of the lines around the sheave (a).

F a [°] P

100 0 200

100 10 199

100 20 197

100 30 193

100 40 188

100 50 181

100 60 173

100 70 164

100 80 153

100 90 141

100 100 129

100 110 115

100 120 100

100 130 85

100 140 68

100 150 52

100 160 35

100 170 17

100 180 0

6:1 purchase with triple blocks.

4:1 purchase with fiddle blocks.

8:1 purchase with cascade of single blocks.

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CHooSe tHe RigHt BLoCK FoR YoUR aPPLiCation

Plain bearing blocks provide great perform-ance in applications with heavy and static loads. Available in 50, 60 and 80 mm sheave diameters.

SELDÉNpLAIN bEARING bLOCKS

PBB 60,pages 16−17



High load

Static load

Dynamic load

Low load

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teCHniCaL FeatUReS

• Stainless steel strap for best strength and longer service life

• Stiff glass fibre reinforced cheeks to prevent lines from wedging

• Composite, 50/50 glass fibre/polyamide• Innovative design with “tool-free” sliding swivel

locking mechanism

In order to cope with high loads, the PBB 80 is also equipped with:• Glass fibre reinforced sheave with Teflon® bushing• Bronze top swivel bushings• Optimised 8/10 shackle with Ø8 body for good

compa tibility and Ø10 pin for high bending resistance

aPPLiCationS

Plain bearing blocks are typically used for heavy and static loads in:• Halyard tuning• Mainsheet systems• Mast foot blocks• Mast head blocks• Boom vang Torsional rigid

cheeks in glass fibre filled composite prevent jamming

Stainless steel straps for increased safety

Ø8 mm Shackle

Ø10 mm Pin

Bronze bushing

Composite, 50/50 glass fibre/polyamide

Teflon® bushing

Practical switch from swivelling to fixed shackle

PBB 50/60

PBB 80

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PBB 50 Triple

PBB 50 Triple becket

PBB 50 Triple cam

PBB 50 FeatUReS

• Acetal sheave• Stainless steel strap for best strength

and longer service life• Stiff glass fibre reinforced cheeks to

prevent lines from wedging• Composite, 50/50 glass fibre/polyamide• Sliding swivel locking mechanism

PBB 50 Single

PBB 50 Single becket

PBB 50 Single cam

PBB 50 Single becket cam

PBB 50 Double

PBB 50 Double becket

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PBB 50 Triple becket cam

PBB 50 Fiddle cam

PBB 50 Fiddle becket cam

PBB 50 Cheek

PBB 50 Cheek R260

PBB 50 Cheek R40

PBB 50 Fiddle

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art. no. Description weight(g)

Safe working load (kg)

Breaking load (kg)

Max line size (mm)

Shackle (Ø mm)

405-001-01 Single 103 700 1400 12 5

405-001-02 Single becket 121 700 1400 12 5

405-001-03 Single cam 190 400 1400 12 5

405-001-04 Single becket cam 208 600 1400 12 5

405-001-05 Double 205 700 1400 12 5

405-001-06 Double becket 223 700 1400 12 5

405-001-07 Triple 290 700 1400 12 5

405-001-08 Triple becket 308 700 1400 12 5

405-001-09 Triple cam 378 700 1400 12 5

405-001-10 Triple becket cam 396 700 1400 12 5

405-001-11 Fiddle 232 700 1400 12 5

405-001-12 Fiddle becket 420 700 1400 12 5

405-001-13 Fiddle cam 313 700 1400 12 5

405-001-14 Fiddle becket cam 327 700 1400 12 5

405-001-15 Cheek 80 700 1400 12 M5 (not included)

405-001-16 Cheek R260 81 700 1400 12 M5 (not included)


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PBB 60 FeatUReS

• Acetal sheave• Stainless steel strap for best strength and

longer service life• Stiff glass fibre reinforced cheeks to

prevent lines from wedging• Composite, 50/50 glass fibre/polyamide• Sliding swivel locking mechanism

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High load

Dynamic load

Low loadPBB 60

PBB 60 Triple


PBB 60 Triple cam

PBB 60 Single

PBB 60 Single becket

PBB 60 Single cam

PBB 60 Single becket cam

PBB 60 Double


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PBB 60 Triple becket cam

PBB 60 Fiddle cam

PBB 60 Fiddle becket cam

PBB 60 Cheek

PBB 60 Cheek R345

PBB 60 Cheek R48

PBB 60 Fiddle

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Breaking load (kg)

Max line size (mm)

Shackle (Ø mm)

406-001-01 Single 200 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-02 Single becket 220 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-03 Single cam 310 400 2200 14 6

406-001-04 Single becket cam 331 600 2200 14 6

406-001-05 Double 354 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-06 Double becket 375 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-07 Triple 510 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-08 Triple becket 531 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-09 Triple cam 624 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-10 Triple becket cam 645 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-11 Fiddle 259 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-12 Fiddle becket 227 1100 2200 14 6

406-001-13 Fiddle cam 370 800 2200 14 6

406-001-14 Fiddle becket cam 388 1000 2200 14 6

406-001-15 Cheek 146 1100 2200 14 M6 (not included)



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PBB 80 Single

PBB 80Single becket

PBB 80 Double


PBB 80Triple


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PBB 80 FeatUReS

• Glass fibre reinforced sheave with Teflon® bushing

• Bronze top swivel bushings• Optimised 8/10 shackle with Ø8 body

for good compatibility and Ø10 pin for high bending resistance

• Stainless steel strap for best strength and longer service life

• Stiff glass fibre reinforced cheeks to prevent lines from wedging

• Composite, 50/50 glass fibre/polyamide• Sliding swivel locking mechanism

PBB 80 Fiddle

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Breaking load (kg)

Max line size (mm)

Shackle (Ø mm)

408-001-01 Single 500 2000 4000 16 8/10

408-001-02 Single becket 554 2000 4000 16 8/10

408-001-05 Double 772 2000 4000 16 8/10

408-001-06 Double becket 827 2000 4000 16 8/10

408-001-07 Triple 1046 2000 4000 16 8/10

408-001-08 Triple becket 1102 2000 4000 16 8/10

408-001-11 Fiddle 648 2000 4000 16 8/10

408-001-12Fiddle becket 687 2000 4000 16 8/10

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CHOOSE THE RIGHT BLOCK FOR YOUR APPLICATION

Ball bearing blocks are used where the loads are more moderate and dynamic. The ball bearings provide for good sheave rotation with the lowest possible friction. Available in 20, 30 and 40 mm sheave diameters.

SELDÉNBALL BEAriNg BLockS

PBB 30,pages 24–25

PBB 40,pages 26–27

BBB 20,pages 22–23

High load

Static load

Dynamic load

Low load

BBB

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BBB 30

BBB 40

BBB 20

TECHNICAL FEATURES BBB 20

• Stainless steel strap to ensure high strength and stiff sides

• Stainless steel ball bearing races and glass fibre reinforced sheave for best bearing strength even under high dynamic loads

• Composite, 50/50 glass fibre/polyamide

TECHNICAL FEATURES BBB 30/40

• Stainless steel ball bearing races, stainless steel ball bearings and glass fibre reinforced sheave for best bearing strength even under high dynamic loads

• Acetal bearing cages to prevent ball-to-ball friction and to reduce weight


APPLICATIONS

Ball bearing blocks are typically used for medium and dynamic loads in:• Control line applications• Mainsail sheets for dinghies and keelboats• Spinnaker sheets, barber haulers• Genoa sheets• Dinghy applications• Vang applications

Cheeks with composite, 50/50 glass fibre/polyamide

Stainless steel races

Big bearing diameter – less friction

Acetal ball bearing cages

Stainless steel balls

Cascade system

BBB 30/40

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BALL BEAriNg BLock

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BBB 20Triple becket

BBB 20Double

BBB 20Single becket

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• Stainless steel strap to ensure high strength and stiff sides• Stainless steel ball bearings and glass fibre reinforced sheave

for best bearing strength even under high dynamic loads• Composite, 50/50 glass fibre/polyamide

TECHNICAL FEATURES BBB 20 TIE ON AND CHEEK BLOCK

• 50% glass fiber filled composite cheeks • Acetal ball bearings for light weight• Glassfibre reinforced sheave

APPLICATIONS

• Control lines on dinghies and keelboats• Leech line applications on yachts

BBB 20Triple becket cam

BBB 20

TIPS FOR FITTING BBB 20 TIE ON

BBB 20 tie on can be fitted in three different ways. Note that the safe working load of the block is reduced by 50% when the BBB 20 is fitted as in picture 3.

Art. No. Description Weight(g)


Breaking load (kg)

Max line size (mm)

Bolts

402-101-01 Single strap 14 150 300 6

402-101-02 Single becket 16 150 300 6

402-101-03 Double 35 300 600 6

402-101-04 Double becket 36 300 600 6

402-101-05 Triple 52 300 600 6

402-101-06 Triple becket 24 300 600 6

402-101-07 Triple cam 34 300 600 6

402-101-08 Triple becket cam 35 300 600 6

402-101-12 Single tie on 10 100* 200* 6

402-101-13Single cheek 9 100 200 6

M4 (not included)

BBB 20Triple cam

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BBB 20 Cheek and single tie on are ideal for sail applications.

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BBB 20 SINGLE TIE ON

Composite axle Acetal balls

*Safe working load = 50 kg, breaking load = 100 kg when the BBB 20 is fitted as in picture 3 (above).

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BALL BEAriNg BLock

30BBB 30Single strap

BBB 30Single swivel becket

BBB 30Double loop head

BBB 30Single swivel

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Dynamic load

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BBB 30Triple loop head becket cam

BBB 30Double loop head becket

BBB 30Triple loop head



• Acetal bearing cage to prevent ball-to-ball friction and to reduce weight


BBB 30



Breaking load (kg)

Max line size (mm)

Shackle (Ø mm)

403-101-01 Single swivel 33 200 400 8 4

403-101-02 Single strap 24 200 400 8 –

403-101-03Single swivel becket

35 200 400 8 4

403-101-04 Double loop head 44 400 800 8 –

403-101-05 Double loop head becket 60 400 800 8 –

403-101-06 Triple loop head 58 600 1200 8 –

403-101-07Triple loop head becket cam

92 600 1200 8 –

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BBB 40Single swivel becket

BBB 40Single swivel cam

BBB 40Single swivel becket cam

BBB 40Single swivel

BBB 40Single strap



• Acetal bearing cage to prevent ball-to-ball friction and to reduce weight


BALL BEAriNg BLock

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BBB 40Triple swivel

BBB 40Triple swivel cam

BBB 40Fiddle cam

BBB 40Fiddle hook cam eye

BBB 40Fiddle hook cam

BBB 40Triple swivel becket

BBB 40



Breaking load (kg)

Max line size (mm)

Shackle (Ø mm)

404-101-01 Single swivel 55 250 500 10 4

404-101-02 Single strap 45 250 500 10 –

404-101-03Single swivel becket

55 250 500 10 4

404-101-04 Single swivel cam 81 200 500 10 4

404-101-05Single swivel becket cam

92 250 500 10 4

404-101-06 Double loop head 96 500 1000 10 –

404-101-07 Double loop head becket 93 500 1000 10 –

404-101-08 Triple swivel 147 750 1500 10 5

404-101-09 Triple swivel becket 139 750 1500 10 5

404-101-10 Triple swivel cam 176 750 1500 10 5

404-101-11 Triple swivel becket cam 168 750 1500 10 5

404-101-12 Fiddle 73 250 500 10 4

404-101-14 Fiddle cam 110 250 500 10 4

404-101-18 Fiddle hook cam 112 250 500 10 –

404-101-19Fiddle hook cam eye 115 250 500 10 –

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HIGH LOaD BBB 25 Single becket

HIGH LOaD BBB 25 Single pin

HIGH LOaD BBB 25 Double

HIGH LOaD BBB 25 Single

High load

Static load

Dynamic load

Low load

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HIGH LOaD BBB 25 Triple becket

HIGH LOaD BBB 25 Triple

HigH load BBB 25



Breaking load (kg)

Max wire size (mm)

402-201-05 Single 29 400 800 5

402-201-06 Single pin 31 400 800 5

402-201-07 Single becket 34 400 800 5

402-201-08 Double 59 400 800 5

402-201-09 Double becket 62 400 800 5

402-201-10 Triple 83 400 800 5

402-201-11Triple becket 87 400 800 5

TECHNICAL FEATURES HIGH LOAD BBB 25

• Stainless steel sides to ensure high strength and stiffness

• One row of stainless steel ball bearings• Ball cage to reduce ball-to-ball friction and weight

APPLICATIONS

• Dinghy halyards • Backstays

HIGH LOaD BBB 25 Double becket

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SELDÉN high LoADpLAiN BEAriNg BLockS

High load

Static load

Dynamic load

Low load

HIGH LOaD PBB 80 HIGH LOaD PBB 100

HIGH LOaD PBB 60

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PBB 16

A small stainless block designed for flag lines, lazy jacks and similar applications. Electro polished cheeks. Smoothly rounded edges. Fixed strap for lashing. Available with two alternative sheaves, composite or brass.

HIGH LOAD PBB 60/80/100

These blocks are optimised for wires. The sheaves have a well defined V-shape and are made of stainless steel or aluminium to resist wear.

TECHNICAL FEATURES 60/80/100

• Stainless steel, electro polished cheeks, hard anodised aluminium sheave and polymer plain bearing bushing

• Outer side plates to increase breaking load – but still optimising the weight

• The sheave is V-shaped for wires. Light holes to reduce weight

• Two polyamide washers on pin/bushing to reduce play between wire terminal and cheeks

APPLICATIONS 60/80/100

• Designed for wire applications subject to rig loads, e.g. backstays



Breaking load (kg)

Max wire size (mm)

406-101-01 60 196 1500 3000 6

408-101-01 80 341 2750 5500 8

410-101-01 100 582 5500 11000 10

PBB 16



Breaking load (kg)

Max line size (mm)

401-001-01 Composite 6 70 140 6

401-001-02 Brass 10 100 200 6

HigH load PBB 60/80/100

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SELDÉNrATchET BLockS45/60

High load

Static load

Dynamic load

Low load

For dinghy main sheets. Makes it easy to advance your grip when hauling in the sheet. Also easier for a person holding the sheet. The perfect combi nation of control and convenience.

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Use allen key to adjust the sensitivity of the automatic ratchet.

auTOmaTIc RaTcHET BLOck 45 (aRB)actual size

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TECHNICAL FEATURES AUTOMATIC RATCHET BLOCK 45

• Ø5 mm Delrin ball bearings and Ø45 mm aluminium sheave

• The sheave automatically changes from free-turning to ratchet when the load increases. The sailor decides when the automatic ratchet kicks in. The switch-over point is set using an allen key to adjust a screw inside the sheave. Fast, simple, precise

TECHNICAL FEATURES RATCHET BLOCK 60

• Ø5 mm Delrin ball bearings and Ø60 mm aluminium sheave

• Manual switch for either ratchet function or free-turning

APPLICATIONS

• For dinghy main sheets

Automatic ratchet block, low load. When the block is low-loaded the ratchet mechanism is disengaged and the sheave spins free.

Automatic ratchet block, high load. When the load on the block increases the ratchet engages and the sheave is locked in one direction.

automatic ratcHet Block 45



Breaking load (kg)

Max line size (mm)

Shackle (Ø mm)

404-401-01 Single 68 150 300 10 4Q

ratcHet Block 60



Breaking load (kg)

Max line size (mm)

Shackle (Ø mm)

406-301-01 Single 192 400 800 10 5W

Ratchet block 60. The blue switch is used to turn the ratchet function on/off.

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SELDÉNcLEATS & SwivELS Valley cleat,

page 36–37

cam cleat,page 36–37

Swivels,page 38–39

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CLEATS

The composite cam cleats are made of carbon fibre reinforced polyetherimide. This makes the cleats strong and durable and highly resistant to friction heat. The cleats have a compact design in order to save space.

SWIVELS

The swivel range comprises deck swivels, mast swivels and eye swivels. The eye swivel features a new unique combination of ball bearing (to improve stability) and plain bearing (to obtain optimal friction reduction).

The ten-step adjustment of the deck swivel is also unique, as are the horizontal angle adjustment and friction adjustment features.

Stainless steel ball bearings

Stop screws

Composite cam cleat 27

Composite arm

Stainless steel eye

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CLEATS

Seldén cam cleats c-c 27 and 38 mm are made of carbon fibre reinforced polyether-imide. This material is selected for its high resistance to friction heat. There is also an aluminium version of cam cleat 38 made of hard anodised aluminium. The valley cleat is designed for Ø 3-6 mm rope and is made of hard anodised aluminium. Hole spacing c-c 27 mm.

vALLEY cLEATS cAM cLEATS

27/38VaLLEY cLEaT 27 Fairlead

VaLLEY cLEaT 27 Side entry

cam cLEaT 27cam cLEaT 38cam cLEaT 38 aLu

TOP GuIDE 27TOP GuIDE 38

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Rope capacity

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432-003 27 Fairlead Aluminium 20 3–6

432-00627 Side entry Aluminium 17 3–6

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433-101-01 Cam cleat 27 15 90

433-108-01 Top guide 27 3 –

433-110-01 Fairlead 27 14 –

433-116-01 Wedge kit 27 4 –

433-118 Nut recess 27 3 –

433-119-01Bull’s eye 27 6 –

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LINE GuIDE 38

FaIRLEaD 27FaIRLEaD 38

cam cleat 38Rope capacity 4-12 mm



433-201-01 Cam cleat 38 Blue 55 120

433-301-01 Cam cleat 38 Aluminium 70 180

433-208-01 Top guide 38 9 –

433-210-01 Fairlead 38 32 –

433-215 Riser 38 25 –

433-216-01 Wedge kit 38 12 –

433-414 Nut recess 38 10 –

433-213-01 Line guide 38 16 –

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EYE SWIVEL 27

EYE SWIVELThe eye swivel is designed for control lines close to the deck, as with dinghy jib sheets. The swivel can also be used on bigger boats if the purchase of the tackle is sufficient. One eye swivel on each side of the coach roof is an ideal set-up for the vang. The crew on the rail can easily reach the vang to prevent a broach. The angle of articulation is easily adjusted with two screws. The swivel turns on stainless steel ball bearings for durability. The eye swivel is made of glass fibre filled polyamide with an electro polished, stainless steel line guide.

SWIVELS

Seldén provides three types of swivel – deck swivel, mast swivel and eye swivel.

DEck SwivELMAST SwivELEYE SwivEL

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maST SWIVEL 38maST SWIVEL 27 MAST SWIVEL The mast swivel leads the line with full articulation towards the trimmer. The swivel is made of composite, 50/50 glass fibre/polyamide. It is mainly used for Cunningham, Spinnaker and Gnav etc. The sheave has two optional positions, either for lines coming from above or from below. The mast swivel can be fitted “up-side-down” depending on desired orientation of the cam cleat. The sheave is of ball bearing type.

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Max line size (mm)

433-401-01 Deck swivel 38 357 120 12

433-611-01 Eye swivel 27 108 90 6

433-501-01 Mast swivel 27 80 90 6

433-501-02 Mast swivel 38 126 120 8

Horizontal articulation. The angle of horizontal movement is easily adjusted without taking the swivel apart. Two stops can be fixed in 5

different positions, from a fixed arm to 300° angle of movement.

Horizontal friction. The amount of friction for horizontal move ment is adjusted with a control knob. The knob is located in a recess in order to prevent accidental adjustment, but is still easy to reach with a screwdriver or similar tool.

Vertical articulation is easily adjusted from a flat horizontal lead to a steep 45° angle.

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DECK SWIVEL The deck swivel articulates to follow the movements of the trimmer. Used for main sheets on keelboats and smaller yachts. Can also be used on bigger boats if the purchase of the tackle is sufficient. The materials used are composite and stainless steel.

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Seldén Mast AB, Sweden Tel +46 (0)31 69 69 00 Fax +46 (0)31 29 71 37 e-mail [email protected]

Seldén Mast Limited, UK Tel +44 (0)1329 50 40 00 Fax +44 (0)1329 50 40 49 e-mail [email protected]

Seldén Mast Inc., USA Tel +1 843-760-6278 Fax +1 843-760-1220 e-mail [email protected]

Seldén Mast A/S, Denmark Tel +45 39 18 44 00 Fax +45 39 27 17 00 e-mail [email protected]

Seldén Mid Europe B.V., NetherlandsTel +31 (0)111-698 120 Fax +31 (0)111-698 130 e-mail [email protected]

Seldén Mast SAS, FranceTel +33 (0)251 362 110 Fax +33 (0)251 362 185 e-mail [email protected]

www.seldenmast.com

The Seldén Group is the world’s leading manu

facturer of masts and rigging systems in carbon and

aluminium for dinghies, keelboats and yachts.

The Group consists of Seldén Mast AB in Sweden,

Seldén Mast A/S in Denmark, Seldén Mast Ltd in

the UK, Seldén Mid Europe B.V. in the Nether lands,

Seldén Mast SAS in France and Seldén Mast Inc. in

the USA. Our well known brands are Seldén and

Furlex. The worldwide success of Furlex has enabled

us to build a network of over 750 authorised dealers

covering the world’s marine markets. So wherever

you sail, you can be sure of fast access to our service,

spare parts and knowhow.

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Seldén and Furlex are registered trademarks of Seldén Mast AB.

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