STALOOP IS READY FOR MASS PRODUCTION<\/p>\n
HOMEXPORT BBMAST, SAILS, SPARS AND RIGGINGSTALOOP IS READY FOR MASS PRODUCTION<\/p>\n
Staloop can be produced in stainless steel or 3D printed titanium<\/p>\n
Ben Carne and Steve Neil first developed the Staloop product as a concept on paper around five years\u2019 ago.<\/p>\n
Ben, from Riggers-uk and Steve from Fibre Fusion have now carried out extensive testing and produced the product in stainless steel and 3D printed titanium.<\/p>\n
They are now hoping to move the project forward after receiving much positive feedback.<\/p>\n
Staloop can be produced in a variety of sizes from 3mm suitable for dinghies to larger sizes for cruising yachts.<\/p>\n
The device connects modern fibres to any substrate such as Dyneema products to masts and can also be produced with different end terminals or a simple hook.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe benefits surrounding the Staloop are it is of a one-piece construction which is easy to use,\u201d explained Ben. \u201cIt\u2019s lighter than other products on the market while adhering to the necessary break loads.\u201d<\/p>\n
The product works by passing a spliced eye through the Staloop aperture, over the working end, then locating it into the working bearing surface past the retaining nipple.<\/p>\n
The product can also be used in other industries from camping to offshore heavy lifting.<\/p>\n
Riggers-uk was founded by David Carne in 1979.<\/p>\n
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