Selden Furlex Stanchion Lead Block

71.95

Seldén stanchion lead block for the Furlex jib furling line, clamping to a guardrail stanchion and carrying the line aft on an acetal plain bearing sheave. A universal joint lets the sheave self-align with the run, keeping furling friction low. Polyamide body, takes line up to 8mm, for Furlex systems with headstay wire up to 8mm.

SKU: SEL-538-971-02

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Selden Furlex Stanchion Lead Block
Selden Furlex Stanchion Lead Block
71.95

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Selden Furlex Stanchion Lead Block – Furling Line Lead for Guardrail Stanchions

The Furlex stanchion lead block carries the jib furling line aft along the guardrail on a low-friction sheave, so the sail rolls away with a steady, even pull.

  • Seldén stanchion lead block for the Furlex furling line
  • Polyamide body with an acetal plain bearing sheave
  • Maximum line size 8mm
  • Universal joint allows the sheave to self-align with the lead
  • Clamps to a guardrail stanchion with an M6 bolt and nut
  • Two-piece design fits without unshipping the stanchion
  • Suits Furlex systems using headstay wire up to 8mm
  • Covers Furlex 50S, 100S, 104S, 200S, 204S, Type A and B
  • Non-metallic body will not mark or corrode the stanchion
  • Keeps the furling line off the side deck and out from underfoot

A jib furler is only as good as the lead of its control line, and the Selden Furlex stanchion lead block is the fitting that gets it right. Each block clamps to a guardrail stanchion and carries the furling line aft on an acetal plain bearing sheave, with a universal joint letting the sheave swing to whatever angle the run demands. That self-alignment is what keeps friction down, so the sail rolls away with steady hand pressure instead of a series of heaves. The polyamide body will not corrode against a stainless stanchion or mark it, and takes furling line up to 8mm. Fitted at intervals along the guardrail, these blocks also keep the line up off the side deck where it would otherwise foul the crew’s feet on a wet passage in Irish coastal waters.

Sold as: one block. Most installations use several along the guardrail.