Swivel

Frequently asked question
How should I select the correct Swivel, to use for your line diameter?

Example our 14-10 SHL. Always the first number; 14 is the Rope / Line size. Line diameter of a full covered spliced rope

How to install?
How do I identify my Equiplite product?

How does it work, Your Equiplite product has an NFC chip injected in her synthetic and hardware. Use the Mobile devices to read the data of your Equiplite product to the cloud — to the LYnkMe™ app.

+ To read the NFC-Chip follow the following steps.

+ Please find the Read out positions.

+ Please find the Functionalities.

What is the protective cover made of?

The protective cover is made of Dyneema® use of the black in Black Dyneema® is integral to the fiber. It's not only on the surface, but runs all the ways through. The cover extends the life length and ensures the consistent quality and aesthetics of the Equiplite® loop.

Used on?

- Halyard postions

- Gennaker sheets

- Lock strops

- Tack line

- Furling Postions

- Code 0 postions

Is the full Equiplite® range Swivels, certified?

Since 2002, Equiplite® Synthetic Hardware certified and fully tested in breaking load, fatigue and abrasion. CE stamp. Proofloaded @ 50% of Minimum Breaking Load. Certifed ISO-9001:2000 Preload certificate, NEN-EN 1090 CE marking and Declaration of conformity.

What do the abbreviations in Equiplite product names stand for?

SWIv CP = Swivel. CP= Compression Pin. For use Of spliced ropes.

SWIv GP = Swivel. GP= Groovy Pin. For use Of 360 Loops and multiple strand ropes.

TSL CP = Top Swivel LION CP. Furling Swivel. CP= Compression Pin. For use of spliced ropes.

TSL GP = Top Swivel LION GP. Furling Swivel. GP= Groovy Pin. For use Of 360 loops and multiple strand ropes.

TS 1-1 = Top Swivel 1-1. Furling Swivel.

TS 2-1 = Top Swivel 2-1. Furling Swivel.

Line Ø (mm) = The diameter of the synthetic, Rope / Line. Line diameter of a full covered spliced rope

Throat = That is the distance from the bottom Swivel to the inside loop.

MWL = Maximum Working Load.

MLS mm² = Max. loop surface (Cross section)

MBL = Minimum Breaking Load.