Lewmar has redefined rope clutch technology with a variable geometry handle and unique grip pattern of dominos that
prevent rope fray. This revolutionary new system has been independently tested time and again and has won awards for
its innovative framework. A Domino Cluster and longer holding pattern holds line under load without fraying the rope. B Handle has a solid link to the domino cluster C Controlled Release - Pull back handle combined with patented clutch and release mechanism provides
controlled release even at full holding load D Line Size - Clutches capable of holding lines from 6mm (1/4") to 14mm (9/16")
D1 Rope Clutch Features:
High load applications on boats up to 9.7m (32 ft), low load and control line applications on larger boats
Line sizes from 6mm (1/4") to 12mm (1/2"). Working Load Limit 500kg (1100lb)
Fixings and position as industry standard
D2 Rope Clutch Features:
High load applications on boats up to 16.8m (55 ft), low load and control line applications on larger boats
Line sizes from 8mm (5/16") to 14mm (9/16"). Working Load Limit
1200kg (2650lb)
Fixings and position as industry standard
Lewmar Rope Clutches
We at Mauri Pro Sailing are fully committed to be your Lewmar Rope Clutches specialist not only providing the sailing community with a comprehensive and easy to use web site but with all the appropriate technical information that you might need to select your sailboat hardware and equipment. If you need any assistance selecting the appropriate Lewmar Rope Clutches
please contact us. Our crew is ready to help!
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