Sail Batten Tensioner
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Sail Batten Tensioner
A tensioner for the battens in a sail, for example, in land yachts
The sail batten is inserted into the opening and the two lateral pins of the tensioner are inserted into the eyelets of the pocket.
The knurled screw allows the tension of the batten to be adjusted.
The tensioner has no sharp edges that could damage the sail, unlike other models.
ASA is recommended so that the tensioner can withstand the forces and is UV-resistant.
Assembly: The nut is inserted into the tensioner from the side. The screw is screwed into the knurled nut and then pressed in. The screw must be pressed in to prevent it from loosening during use. Pressing it in was best done in a vise, but it is certainly also possible with pliers.
Additionally, an M5x50 screw and nut are required.
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