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Ronstan Track - Series 30 Mast Ball Bearing (Black) (Alloy) - W: 1.18 in (30 mm) & L: 6.5 ft (1.97 m)

SKU: RONRC130120  |  Manuf. Code: RC1301-2.0
List Price:  $255.90 USD
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DESCRIPTION

Convenient track mounting slugs are available for fitting standard profile track to the luff groove of existing masts.

Materials:

  • Alloy track

Applications:

  • Monohulls to 23 m (75 ft) or sail area 120 m2 (1292 ft2).
  • Multihulls to 17 m (56 ft) or sail area 93 m2 (1001 ft2).

Our Part # RONRC130120 | Mfr. Part # RC1301-2.0

FEATURES

  • Ball bearing mast gate, black anodized
  • Series 30, 30mm width main track
  • Extended 6.5 ft length for mainsail
  • Smooth operation under load

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Weight: 1689 g / 59.6 oz
A: 30 mm / 1 3/16 in
B: 16 mm / 5/8 in

KNOWLEDGE BASE

Ronstan Track & Car Batten Systems — Installation & MaintenanceHow to fit a Ronstan track batten car system to the mast (horizontal or upright), set the gate track and end stops.View Manual →
Ronstan Batten System SelectorRonstan batten car system selectors, one per track series: size limits by hull LOA and sail area, and every component.View Selection Guide →