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PT5120 Titanium thimble for 12-13mm ropes
Solid titanium thimble ideal for 12-13mm ropes. Ideal for high load racing applications.
| Technical Details | Metric | Imperial | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rope Diameter |  |
12-13mm | 1/2 - 33/64" |
| Material |  |
Titanium | Titanium |
| Hole Centres |  |
n/a | n/a |
| Length |  |
n/a | n/a |
| Width |  |
45mm | 1-23/32" |
| Height |  |
18mm | 23/32 |
| Bolt Size |  |
n/a | n/a |
| Screw Size |  |
n/a | N/A |
| Weight |  |
32gms | 1.13oz |
Availability:
In stock
SKU
Clamcleat-PT5120
Solid titanium thimble ideal for 12-13mm ropes. Very low weight. Excellent corrosion resistance. Ideal for high load racing applications. Use with all types of fibre or steel wire ropes. Ropes can be spliced or sewn onto the PT5120.
There are 3 smaller sizes:-
PT5115 for 7-8mm ropes.
PT5110 for 5-6mm ropes.
PT5107 for 3-4mm ropes.
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Q: What rope size can the Clamcleat® PT5120 Titanium thimble take?
Ans: The Clamcleat® Titanium thimbles PT5120 is for 12-13mm rope and a SWL = 3,000Kgs.
Q: What loads can the Clamcleat® PT5120 Titanium thimble take?
Ans: The Clamcleat® Titanium thimbles PT5120 for 12-13mm SWL = 3,000Kgs.
Q: Does Clamcleat® make HLE or Titanium thimbles?
Ans: Clamcleat® make a range of Titanium thimbles PT5107 for 3-4mm, PT5110 for 5-6mm, PT5115 for 7-8mm and PT5120 for 12-13mm rope.
Q: What loads can the Clamcleat® Titanium thimble take?
Ans: Clamcleat® make a range of Titanium thimbles PT5107 for 3-4mm SWL = 400Kgs, PT5110 for 5-6mm SWL = 800Kgs, PT5115 for 7-8mm SWL = 1500Kgs and PT5120 for 12-13mm SWL 3000Kgs.
Q: Why does Clamcleat® not publish safe working loads (SWL) or break loads for its cleats?
Ans: The quality, type and style of the rope or cord plays a major role in the performance of the cleat. Normally the better the quality of the rope the greater holding power, also some cleats are designed to slip once they exceed the desired holding load as a safety feature including securing fabrics such as sunshades or covers.
Q: Is there any maintenance required to a cleat to keep it performing well?
Ans: We would recommend flushing the with fresh water as often are you can.
