Lewmar Control 40mm Triple Block with Becket and Cam
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Lewmar Control 40mm Triple Block with Becket and Cam
The Lewmar Control 40mm Triple Block with Becket and Cam is an exceptionally versatile sailing block engineered for sailors who demand lightweight, high-performance load handling. Utilizing Metal Replacement Technology (MRT), this block achieves a significant weight advantage over traditional metal designs without sacrificing structural integrity. The stainless steel central race and ball bearings resist deformation and corrosion, ensuring peak performance in the demanding marine environment. Long Fibre Technology in the cheek construction gives the block outstanding strength and durability that stands up to medium and dynamic loads over time.
The open design is a practical advantage for real-world sailing: sand and salt are easily rinsed away, making maintenance straightforward and keeping the block running smoothly throughout the season. The swivel attachment allows the block to orient freely under load, reducing twist and strain on your rigging. The integrated cam cleat adds versatile line-locking capability, eliminating the need for a separate cleat fitting and simplifying your deck layout. The becket provides an additional attachment or lead point, making this block suitable for purchase systems and multi-part tackles.
Key Features
- Metal Replacement Technology (MRT) for exceptional weight savings with high load capacity
- Stainless steel ball bearings and race for long-lasting, deformation-resistant performance
- Long Fibre Technology cheek construction for superior strength and durability
- Open design enables quick and easy flushing of sand and salt
- Swivel attachment allows free orientation under load
- Integrated cam cleat for convenient line locking
- Becket for additional attachment point or purchase system rigging
- 40mm sheave diameter, accepts rope up to 10mm
- 720 kg safe working load; 1,800 kg breaking strength
- Weight: 252.5 g
- Ideal for control lines, mainsheets, spinnaker sheets, barber haulers, and genoa sheets
