Revolutionize Your Sailing Experience with Wichard's Snatch Block

Discover the ultimate in sailing efficiency and durability with the Wichard Snatch Block with Snap Shackle. Engineered for the modern sailor, this snatch block combines innovation and strength, accommodating up to a 12mm (15/32") rope diameter. Perfect for rapid sheet changes and spinnaker operations, its design emphasizes ease of use and resilience in the challenging marine environment.

• Seamless rotation enabled by a high-strength snap shackle for optimal sail orientation.
• Robust closing system ensures secure locking under load.
• Quick and effortless opening mechanism activated by pulling the plunger pin.
• Durable and impact-resistant construction with elastomer molded cheeks protects against shocks and abrasions.

Engineered for Performance

The Wichard Snatch Block is crafted for peak performance, featuring a HR 17.4 PH forged stainless steel arm and a high-resistance composite sheave. This combination guarantees exceptional strength and longevity, making it an indispensable tool for sailors seeking to optimize their sailing experience.

Specifications Tailored to Your Sailing Needs

Dimensions are critical in sailing gear, and this snatch block doesn't disappoint. With a length of 5 45/64" (145mm), a width of 2 21/64" (59mm), and a thickness of 1 11/16" (43mm), it is designed to offer maximum efficiency without compromising on strength. The working load of 1580 lbs (720 kg) and a breaking load of 2860 lbs (1300 kg) speak to its capability to handle challenging conditions.

Adaptable to Various Marine Applications

The versatility of the Wichard Snatch Block is unmatched, providing essential functionality for:

• 34500 12mm: Perfect for standard sailing applications, offering reliability and ease of use.
• 35500 18mm: Ideal for larger vessels and heavier loads, this variant accommodates thicker ropes while maintaining exceptional performance.

Choose the variant that best suits your sailing requirements and enjoy unparalleled performance and reliability on the open sea.