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READ MOREThe MP-DHL-010 is a durable hoisting pulley designed for climbing and lifting applications. Crafted from 6061 aluminum alloy, it combines strength with lightweight construction, weighing 263 grams. With a maximum breaking strength (MBS) of 50 kN, it supports ropes up to 13 mm in diameter.
Key dimensions include a width of 70 mm (A), an overall height of 97 mm (B), and a spacing of 35 mm (C). The central axle measures Ø46ר38 mm. Made with a 7075 aluminum sheave, it ensures smooth operation and longevity.
This pulley is ideal for applications requiring reliable load handling and movement. Its compact size and durable construction make it suitable for various tasks in industrial, outdoor, or climbing settings. The MP-DHL-010 offers consistent performance and efficient operation in demanding environments.
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