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Working load: 900 kg
The KF0.9 is the smallest furler Karver ever designed ! This furler is devoted to the smallest sailboats and to all sailors. For sailboats from 10 to 30″. We took a long time to design this furler because ...
Karver Systems
Working load: 1.5 t
... the market by regularly offering new innovations. We are at the origin of the remote locking systems of the continuous line wheel, of the system of quick furling line installation, captive ...
Karver Systems
Working load: 1.5 t
... the market by regularly offering new innovations. We are at the origin of the remote locking systems of the continuous line wheel, of the system of quick furling line installation, captive ...
Karver Systems
... button. Handling a Code sail has never been easier. Having a furling Code 0 sail set on the bowsprit will deliver the joy that powerful and efficient sailing provides. Combined with a furling jib you ...
... the size is reduced to allow an easy switchfrom manual to electric system, but also to save weight and make the operation handy. ⊕ Fast and comfortable to use : 45 seconds for furling a 140 m² Code ...
Facnor
Working load: 2 t - 5 t
Gaff Lock is an innovative for full batten squared Mainsails. This simplify Mainsail handling for an easy folding of the mainsail. GAFF LOCKS = AUTO-LOCKING for FULL MAINSAILS ⊕ Catamaran over 40’ ( F30/ F40) ⊕ Squared mainsail ...
Facnor
FlatDeck is a powerful furling system fitted with a webbing. This great Facnor innovation offers safe and easy headsail furling: no reefing line overriding and an important torque. Overall, ...
Facnor
Working load: 10, 15, 20, 30, 40 kg
Furling asymmetrical sails (gennakers) using the "Top Down Verfahren®" (top-down method). The sail is furled from the top around a lightly tensioned furling axle (AT line with anti-twist coating). This ...
Bartels
The jib furling system with tackle is characterized by its simple design. The cable or dyneema halyard is running through a block in the lower (turning) part of the forestay-swivel and is tightened above ...
Bartels
C1 & C2 Systems (installation above deck) Wire headstay/ Halyard in mast (Halyard swivel) / Installation above deck Scope of application The jib furling systems with halyard swivel ...
Bartels
Working load: 900 kg
... choose a flying sailf furler? • Performance: Speed of furling, weight and optimized footprint • Comfort and safety during furling/unfurling operations FurlAssist (pawl function ), ease of furling • ...
Profurl
Working load: 554 kg
... , this drum made of glass-fibre reinforced plastic and stainless steel ball bearings and fittings forms a reliable jib furling system for dinghies and small cruisers. Single line operation is possible.
With Admiral Code Zero Series, you can easily put on and take off the line on your gennaker furler.
Admiral Marine Equipment
... padeye that is mounted belowdecks and electrically propelled. Its small size and low weight make it ideal for all code 0 furling applications. Due to its high rotation speed, even large sails can be furled quickly and ...
Reckmann Yacht Equipment GmbH
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A roller furling system furls and stows a sail around a cable or stay. Once the sail has been hoisted, it can be unfurled or furled.
ApplicationsThese devices are used for jibs and other headsails, including genoas, gennakers and occasionally spinnakers. They cannot be used to reef, or reduce sail while underway; unlike roller reefing, there is no rigid support running along the sail luff. The sail is either stowed or completely unfurled.
TechnologiesThe system consists of a rotating drum attached to the sail's tack, and a swivel shackle between the halyard and the head. This enables the sail to be rolled around itself, stowed in this position and unfurled when needed. A furling line runs through the drum jaws to the cockpit. The sail can be released or furled by pulling on the appropriate end of the line and unfurled by pulling on the sheet.
How to chooseChoice will depend on sail type, area and weight of sailcloth.
- Easy setting and handing of large sails
- All-or-nothing system prevents reefing
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