CLGR® Galvanized Trawl Try Net Block

Name: CLGR® Galvanized Trawl Try Net Block
Brand: CLGR®

CLGR® Galvanized Trawl Try Net Block, also known as Try Net Block Galvanised.

It features a hot-dip galvanized finish, ensuring enhanced corrosion resistance. For this trawl block, size options of 6″ and 8″ are available for your selection.

Pulley and Block are common lifting mechanisms used for rigging. They are usable for offshore, maritime, construction and commercial fishing.

We are a highly professional Chinese manufacturer and supplier of rigging products. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.

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Overview of CLGR® Galvanized Trawl Try Net Block

Brand	CLGR®
Material	Steel
Surface Finished	Hot Dip Galvanized
Size	6″, 8″
Origin	China
Features	Flame hardened forged steel sheaves for wear resistance; Double row, permanently sealed tapered roller bearings; Pressure lubrication throughout.
Note	Do not exceed working load limit (WLL).

Specifications of CLGR® Galvanized Trawl Try Net Block

Part No.	Size	W.L.L	Dia of Rope	Net Weight
Part No.	in	ton	mm	kg
CRTNB06	6″	5	26	10.5
CRTNB08	8″	10	36	26
CRTNB09	8″	10	36	22

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