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Allen Brothers Halyard Exit Plate 116mm

MSRP: $81.58
$73.43
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SKU:
ALNA4385
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Stainless Steel Halyard Exit Plate – Medium

Designed for durability, this stainless steel halyard exit plate is the ideal solution for protecting both your mast and halyard.

Fitted to the mast where the halyard transitions from inside to outside the mast tube, the exit plate provides a smooth, wear-resistant surface that prevents chafing on both the rope and the mast.

Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, it offers excellent corrosion resistance and long-lasting protection in harsh marine environments. Perfect for keeping your rigging running smoothly and extending the life of your equipment.

Key Features:

  • Durable stainless steel construction for maximum strength and corrosion resistance.
  • Smooth, polished edges to minimise rope wear.
  • Protects both the mast and halyard from abrasion and damage.
  • Easy to install for a clean, professional finish.
  • Suitable for a wide range of mast profiles and halyard sizes.
Technical Description
0.20 in
5 mm
3.90 in
99 mm
2.17 in
55 mm
0.47 in
12 mm
4.57 in
116 mm
1.14 in
29 mm
0.06 lb
26 g

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    Allen Brothers Halyard Exit Plate 116mm

    Posted by VX on Sep 13th 2024

    There are different sizes of these and this one is probably too big for my needs. I wish there was more info on the ordering description to allow me to make a better decision. Regarding the design, pretty difficult to see how to restrain the top with any kind of backing plate, obviously meant for a pop rivet which might not be best with carbon mast and seems kind of impossible to get any kind of nut inside the upper stainless guard. to use a screw.
    I guess the alternative would be an insert nut in the carbon and a machine screw through the fitting. No problem at the bottom