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T-Series Organisers are used to guide multiple lines back from the mast along the deck to a group of powerclutches.
T25
- Small boat organiser - 25mm composite sheaves
- Maximum Line diameter = 10mm
- Symmetric 2 to 6 sheaves
- Asymmetric configurations available by request
- Fibre-reinforced construction
- Stainless steel ‘wear’ strip prevents local rope damage
- Curves to follow the shape of the deck
- Double stack with BE10/2 or /3 for lowest cost stacked line solution
T38 and T50
- Standard Boat Organiser - T38 = 38mm composite sheaves, T50 = 50mm composite sheaves
- Maximum Line diameter: T 38= 12mm, T50 = 14mm
- Efficient bearing surface reduces winch effort and increases halyard life
- Integral end fairings for safe side loading
- Asymmetric version reduces deck footprint and saves weight
- Can be stacked for limited deck area or adding extra capacity
- Vari-camber feature available by special request: designed to follow the curve of the deck when fitted
Installation
- Plan the layout of the deck before marking out holes
- The vertical rope-entry angle should be less than 10°
- Install the organiser on an imaginary line bisecting the angle of the rope lead
- Ensure the deck has the required strength
- Drill hole diameters: T38 = ø6.5mm, T50 = ø8.5mm
- Refrain from bending the organiser to fit the deck curve - use a shaped hardwood pad.
- Seal the deck joint using a silicone rubber sealant.
- Insert flush-fitting countersunk fasteners before fixing to the deck.
- Use A4/70 A4/80 high tensile fasteners for maximum safety
- Sheave Diameters: T38=38mm, T50 = 50mm
- Fasten at both ends and through each sheave
User Instructions
- The sheaves are specially moulded in composite material to provide low friction even at high loads
- The durable stainless steel axle and countersunk fasteners provide a high strength/low weight construction
- The tensioned line must bear only on a sheave
- Do not allow contact between a loaded line and the organiser strap (body)
- In a double-stacked application, always use the lower row of sheaves for the highest loads
Maintenance
- Flush regularly with fresh water and apply a silicone spray or Spinlock grease when dry
- Do not use mineral oil or solvent-based based lubricants like “WD40”
- The wrong lubricants will degrade the bearing properties
- For foam sandwich deck installations, please consult Spinlock
- Never use cleaning or lubricating solvents because they will cause damage