Ronstan Element 40mm 6:1 Mainsheet System

Murrays Part# 21-48301

The Ronstan Element 40mm 6:1 Mainsheet System utilizes Ronstan's new 40mm Element Orbit Blocks with 2 stage ball bearings.  They are low profile and can easily handle the load on a Hobie 16. There is no ratcheting system on the base block, so best for light wind applications.

Ronstan's new 40mm Element Orbit blocks provide the perfect balance of strength, performance, and reliability. They offer class-leading dynamic and static load ratings, the highest available in this size of performance blocks. Lightweight and strong toughened glass fiber reinforced nylon cheeks replace stainless steel straps used in traditional utility blocks - the perfect balance of performance and reliability.

Features: 

• Class leading dynamic and static load ratings
• Lightweight, yet strong. Toughened, glass fiber reinforced nylon replaces stainless steel straps used in our traditional utility blocks
• Low profile and compact
• High performance cleating
• Low friction 2-stage ball bearing system for efficient and effortless trimming
• Adjustable angel cam cleat

Series 40 Orbit Blocks™ are fitted with our carbon reinforced C-Cleat™ for secure rope holding with low entry and exit efforts, and fairleads for fast action from any angle. Cleat arms are made from stainless steel and are adjustable for setting to your preferred cleating angle.

These Ball Bearing versions incorporate our 2-stage bearing system using ball bearings to minimize friction and a secondary full-contact bearing to maintain low friction across the full working load range.

Recommended Applications:

• Mainsheet systems and spinnaker sheets on dinghies, off-the-beach catamarans and sports boats to 8m (26ft)
• Halyard, vang and backstay applications on boats to 9m (30ft)
• Control line applications on larger yachts

Max Line Diameter:

Ronstan's specs say that it works with 3/8" and 10mm diameter line, but we recommend only using up to 5/16 and 9mm diameter line with their 40mm Orbit blocks to prevent drag in the housing of the block.