Western S-23B Series Manila Rope Wood Block - 1,800 lb - 1/2 in Manila Rope - 4 in Sheave

Description du produit

Product Description: The Western S-23B Series 1800 lb Manila Rope Wood Block is a compact and traditional triple-groove rigging block featuring a classic wood shell construction designed for use with manila rope cable up to 1/2 inch in diameter in general rigging, construction, marine, and industrial applications where maximum mechanical advantage and multi-part line reeving are required in a lightweight and manageable block. Regular wood blocks offer the time-tested durability and rope-friendly characteristics of a wood shell construction in a compact form factor well suited to a wide range of field, marine, and shop rigging tasks. The S-23B Series is rated to a 1800 lb working load limit and is well matched to light to medium duty rigging applications where manila rope is the preferred or specified line material and a triple-groove wood block configuration is required for compound block and tackle arrangements with 1/2 inch rope.

The three 2-1/4 inch sheave grooves allow this block to be used in multi-part line reeving arrangements with up to three rope parts running through the block simultaneously, enabling significant mechanical advantage and increased effective lifting capacity when configured in a compound block and tackle system. The sheaves run on bronze bushing bearings, providing reliable and consistent performance in field and shop rigging environments across a range of operating conditions. The compact 4 inch block size makes the S-23B Series easy to handle and well suited to rigging configurations where space is limited or a lightweight triple-groove wood block is preferred, while the 1800 lb working load limit reflects the substantial capacity enabled by the triple-groove reeving arrangement. The wood shell construction is particularly well suited to marine and traditional rigging environments where the rope-friendly surface of the wood shell helps minimize rope wear at the shell contact points.

The S-23B Series regular wood block is designed for integration into compound block and tackle systems and rope-based lifting and pulling arrangements where a dependable light to medium capacity triple-groove manila rope block in a traditional wood shell construction is required. The block is compatible with standard rigging hardware including hooks and shackles rated to the appropriate working load limit. All connected rigging components must be rated to 1800 lb or greater, and the block must be inspected before each use in accordance with applicable lifting and rigging safety standards. Manila rope must be inspected for wear, fraying, and degradation before each use and replaced when signs of deterioration are present.

Material: Wood shell block body - Regular configuration Steel sheaves Bronze bushing bearings

Compatible With: Manila rope cable up to 1/2 in diameter Hooks, shackles, and rigging hardware rated to 1800 lb or greater General rigging and compound block and tackle systems configured for 1/2 in manila rope and triple-groove reeving

Uses: General construction site lifting and rigging operations Multi-part line and compound block and tackle lifting and pulling assemblies Marine and boat rigging applications Industrial and shop rigging tasks Light to medium duty field rigging requiring maximum mechanical advantage in a compact triple-groove wood block for 1/2 in manila rope

Key Features: 1800 lb working load limit S-23B Series designation Regular wood block configuration Triple groove - 2-1/4 in sheave outside diameter Compact 4 in block size for easy handling and use in space-limited rigging configurations Enables multi-part line reeving for significant mechanical advantage in compound lifting systems Accommodates manila rope cable up to 1/2 in diameter Bronze bushing bearings for reliable performance Traditional wood shell construction

Note: All connected rigging hardware must be rated to the working load limit of this block. Inspect the block, sheaves, bearings, and all attachment points before each use. Inspect manila rope for wear, fraying, and deterioration before each use and replace when necessary. Follow applicable lifting and rigging safety standards and do not exceed the rated working load limit.