SELECTION GUIDE

Match a Selden rigging screw to its wire and chainplate: fork pin, slot, depth and width, with the recommended chainplate thickness and hole diameter.

DocumentSelden Rigging Screw Fork Dimensions Selection Guide
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LanguageEnglish
Selden Rigging Screw Fork Dimensions — Selection Guide

Dimensions, Rigging Screw Fork

Rigging screw Ult. load (N) Corresp. wire Ø Wire ult. load (N) Pin dia. D (mm) Slot G (mm) Fork depth L (mm) Toggle depth L (mm) Fork width H (mm) Chainplate thickness B (mm) Chainplate hole Ø E (mm)
1/4" 15000 3 mm / 4 mm 8000 / 14000 6.5 7 12.5 15 14 5 7
5/16" 23000 4 mm / 5 mm 14000 / 22000 8.0 8 15 19 16 6.5 8.5
3/8" 34000 5 mm / 6 mm 22000 / 31000 9.5 10 18 22 20 8 10.5
7/16" 47000 6 mm / 7 mm 31000 / 43000 11.0 12 18 23.5 25 10 12
1/2" 68000 7 mm / 8 mm 43000 / 56000 13.0 14 24 30 28 11.5 14
5/8" 95000 8 mm / 10 mm 56000 / 88000 15.8 16 31 39.5 34 13 17
3/4" 125000 10 mm / 12 mm 88000 / 126000 15.8 / 19 20 32 40.5 39 16 17.5 / 20.5
7/8" 180000 12 mm / 14 mm 126000 / 171000 19 / 22 22 45 55 50 17 20.5 / 23.5
M24 250000 14 mm / 16 mm 171000 / 210000 22 25 50 60 20 23.5

Chainplate thickness and hole diameter are recommended approximate values. Leave ~2-3 mm between fork and chainplate (see drawing in the PDF).

General Comments

  1. Chainplates should be aligned with the direction of shroud tension, or toggles must be fitted.
  2. Chainplate load capacity must be calculated/checked by the yacht designer/builder.
  3. To achieve 5° articulation, follow the recommendations in the two right-hand columns.
  4. There is an ISO recommendation, TR-4558, for main dimension compatibility.

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