Jacklines-White-12m
Breaking strain: 2000 DaN.
(Shackle or hook not included. Minimum recommended breaking strain for shackle/hook: 2000 DaN.)
| Length | Colour | Ref. |
|---|---|---|
| 6 m | Yellow | 36214 |
| 7 m | Yellow | 36215 |
| 8 m | Yellow | 36216 |
| 9 m | Yellow | 36217 |
| 10 m | Yellow | 36218 |
| 12 m | Yellow | 66981 |
| 14 m | Yellow | 62102 |
| 6 m | White | 39447 |
| 7 m | White | 39448 |
| 8 m | White | 39449 |
| 9 m | White | 39450 |
| 10 m | White | 39451 |
| 12 m | White | 66982 |
| 14 m | White | 66983 |
The installation of jacklines is essential to allow shifting location on the deck while remaining clipped to a strong point at all times. Unfortunately, this vital element of the "harness-tether-jackline" set is often neglected or, worse still, is often the result of a "DIY" assembly done by a non-safety specialist.
Plastimo reminds you of the basic rules :
• A jackline must be rigged only on strong points designed for that purpose.
• Strong points must be mounted through the deck, with a reinforcing plate below the deck, and must resist 3 tons minimum.
• A jackline must run free of knots, and sewn joints must be tested and calibrated. Jacklines should be positioned as far inboard as possible, in order to prevent falling overboard.
• Web jacklines will not roll underfoot, as opposed to rope. Being made of fibres, jackline webbing is subject to ageing -even with no visible signs- due to UV rays, sea water and temperature. Ideally, jacklines should be taken down, rinsed and stored in a dry place for wintering. Still, we strongly recommend replacing them regularly; to be more specific, jacklines must be replaced after a cumulated period of 2 years of outdoor exposure.
