Stainless Steel Rigging Screws - Closed Body - Jaw to Jaw
These "Closed Body Rigging Screws" are sometimes called "Bottle Screws" or "Straining Screws". They are made from marine-grade 316 stainless steel. The ends can be attached directly onto small pad eyes without the need for extra shackles. They are all fitted with lock nuts. The given lengths are from centre of pin to centre of pin.
Apart from their obvious uses onboard dinghies and small yachts these adjusters are ideal for handrail wires, small tension wires and for display and exhibition purposes. The smooth sleek appearance is less likely to snag on clothing and blends in with modern settings.
To avoid the possibility of stainless threads "cold welding" we recommend applying a smear of lanolin prior the tightening. The rigging screws should be finally secured with their lock nuts once the correct tension has been applied.
Handrailing
If you are considering using wire rope assemblies for land based handrailing purposes, be sure to check with your local authority regarding the regulations. Normally, the maximum width between the wires must not exceed 100 mm — tested with a 100 mm sphere to represent a child’s head. Any horizontal wires should lean inwards to prevent children from climbing the wires. Best to check first!
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Description
These "Closed Body Rigging Screws" are sometimes called "Bottle Screws" or "Straining Screws". They are made from marine-grade 316 stainless steel. The ends can be attached directly onto small pad eyes without the need for extra shackles. They are all fitted with lock nuts. The given lengths are from centre of pin to centre of pin.
Apart from their obvious uses onboard dinghies and small yachts these adjusters are ideal for handrail wires, small tension wires and for display and exhibition purposes. The smooth sleek appearance is less likely to snag on clothing and blends in with modern settings.
To avoid the possibility of stainless threads "cold welding" we recommend applying a smear of lanolin prior the tightening. The rigging screws should be finally secured with their lock nuts once the correct tension has been applied.
Handrailing
If you are considering using wire rope assemblies for land based handrailing purposes, be sure to check with your local authority regarding the regulations. Normally, the maximum width between the wires must not exceed 100 mm — tested with a 100 mm sphere to represent a child’s head. Any horizontal wires should lean inwards to prevent children from climbing the wires. Best to check first!
