Seldén BBB20 Single Ball Bearing Block with Becket – 20mm

€23.50

The Seldén BBB20 is a fixed single ball bearing block with a becket, built around a 20mm sheave for smooth running on control lines. Its glass fibre reinforced polyamide body keeps weight down, while stainless steel bearings and a 150kg safe working load suit lighter-duty rigging on dinghies and small boats. Fits ropes Ø2-6mm.

SKU: SEL-402-101-02

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Seldén BBB20 Single Ball Bearing Block with Becket – 20mm
Seldén BBB20 Single Ball Bearing Block with Becket – 20mm
€23.50

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Seldén BBB20 Single Ball Bearing Block with Becket – 20mm Sailing Block for Ropes 2-6mm

A compact fixed single block that uses stainless steel ball bearings to keep control lines and lighter-load rigging running smoothly.

  • 20mm sheave diameter ball bearing block from Seldén’s BBB range
  • Fixed attachment point with integral strap
  • Stainless steel ball bearings for smooth running under dynamic load
  • Safe working load 150kg, breaking load 300kg
  • Suitable for ropes and control lines Ø2-6mm
  • Becket fitted for a second attachment point
  • Glass fibre reinforced polyamide body, light and strong
  • Strap attaches with a shackle or a rope lashing
  • No shackle supplied, so pick one to suit the fitting
  • Suited to dinghies, small keelboats and lighter control-line duties

The Seldén BBB20 is a fixed single block built around a 20mm sheave running on stainless steel ball bearings, giving smooth, low-friction movement on control lines that see regular use. Its glass fibre reinforced polyamide body keeps the block light without giving up strength, and the integral strap takes a shackle or a rope lashing depending on how it is being rigged. The becket adds a second attachment point, useful for building a simple purchase or anchoring a line end. Rated to a 150kg safe working load with a 300kg breaking load, it suits smaller boats and dinghies around Galway Bay and other Irish sailing waters where a compact ball bearing block earns its place on lighter-duty lines.