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Block PBB50 SINGLE-CAM
Selden Block PBB50 Single Cam – S405-001-03R
The Selden PBB50 Single Cam Block is a durable plain-bearing pulley designed for efficient rope handling with integrated line control. Featuring a 50 mm sheave and built-in cam cleat, this block allows smooth line movement while providing quick adjustment and secure holding of control lines.
Constructed with an acetal sheave, glass fibre reinforced composite cheeks and a stainless steel strap, the PBB50 block offers excellent strength, smooth operation and long service life in marine environments. It is commonly used in mainsheet systems, control lines, boom vangs and halyard adjustment setups where reliable line handling and quick cleating are required.
Key Features
Part Number: S405-001-03R
Brand: Selden
Block Type: PBB50 Plain Bearing Block
Configuration: Single block with cam cleat
Sheave Size: 50 mm
Maximum Rope Size: 12 mm
Safe Working Load: 240 kg
Breaking Load: 480 kg
Pin Diameter: 5 mm
Weight: Approx. 200 g
Acetal sheave for smooth rope movement
Glass fibre reinforced composite cheeks to reduce line jamming
Stainless steel strap construction for strength and durability
Integrated cam cleat for quick line adjustment and secure holding
A strong and dependable Selden block designed for smooth rope control and reliable performance in marine rigging systems.