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Open the catalog to page 1Göran Rutgerson, Founder You might think it started in 1976. You might think it started in 1976. We know it began long before that. I would rather say the late 40 s or early 50 s. few nautical fewA nautical milesmiles westwest of of Marstrand there’s a small island Marstrand there’s a small island Pater Noster. with a light house called with a lighthouse called Pater Noster. It was built in 1868. Pater Noster is the Built in 1868, its name comes from the Our Father latin name of the prayer Latin prayer Our Father – a symbol of and its origin is much older than the light hope for sailors navigating...
Open the catalog to page 2Super Rings & Tools Battens & Accessories Slides & Battcars Batten Fittings Headboards & Clewboards Clewblocks, Blocks & Low Friction Rings Accessories
Open the catalog to page 3SUPER RINGS Rutgerson's Super Ring, invented in the early 70s by the company's founder Goran Rutgerson, is still the most time efficient and commonly used solution on the market. The ring is pressed directly onto the cloth. There is no cutting, sewing, webbing, taping or other action needed, you simply punch a hole and press in the ring. The teeth penetrate easily without damaging the surrounding area of the cloth and bend uniformly to spread the load. The strength of the construction and the unsurpassed grip on the cloth makes the Super Ring perfect not only for sails but for all kinds of cloth,...
Open the catalog to page 4Press speed MAX 5,0 m/min Sailmaker Ounces [smoz]: The weight in Ounces of a 36"x28.5" piece of cloth. Please note that recommended loads and max loads are typical values for a ring inserted in polyester reinforcement sailcloth in as many layers as required to achieve the specified patch weight
Open the catalog to page 5losing tools for Rutgerson Super Rings are made of high grade tool steel that has been hard chromed and hardened to the highest possible industrial standard. The tools for SR10 and SR12 are suitable for hand hammering or hydraulic press operations. The SR55 requires a two-step pressing process and this tool is constructed as a four piece tool. For maximum durability it is mandatory to keep the tools clean from dirt and not to exceed the recommended press force on the dies listed below. The Closing tools are specially constructed for pressing no other rings than the Rutgerson Super ring. This...
Open the catalog to page 6Super Ring Removal Tools The Rutgerson Ring Removal Tool is a simple and well engineered tool that quickly presses and disassembles the ring from the cloth without damaging or weakening the structural integrity of the cloth. This hydraulic, press operated tool will reduce a two hour operation to 30 seconds. New rings may be pressed into the original cloth immediately, using the same holes in the cloth for a new toothed washer. How to use the Closing Tool 1. Place the pressed ring on the Lower Die (B) with the teeth part facing upwards and the liner part at the bottom. 2. Place the Punch (A) over...
Open the catalog to page 7's innovation QRS (Quick Reef solution) is the perfect solution for smooth reefing and a unique solution on the market. The ring could be described as a low friction ring, but made of two parts that are fastened together through the Super Ring and sailcloth, which centralises the weight on the sail. Therefore, the installation is very quick and easy, no webbing is required. Another benefit with this solution is that the boatowner can choose to have the reef line on ntarboaud and/or port side of the sail and it's also possible to change sides. The installed QRS gives the reefing line a larger...
Open the catalog to page 8This batten receptacles range meets the increasing demand for big boat equipment. The largest model is suitable for boats up to 90ft monohull and 80ft multihull. A unique aspect of these receptacles is that they have a user-friendly push button function, which makes it very easy to remove the sliding lid. No extra tools are required. The receptacles are made of stainless steel and black anodized aluminum, and can be ordered with titanium screws for carbon fibre sails.
Open the catalog to page 9Composite Receptacles Rutgerson adjustable batten receptacles are manufactured in a highly durable, UV resistant composite material and can be used with all M10 threaded battcars and bolts. 1580 Receptacle for 25-33ft boats designed to retain both flat and round full battens up to 30mm width or Ø10mm. 1587 Receptacle for boats up to 30-42ft designed to retain flat battens of maximum 20 x 8mm, 30 x 6 or round battens of maximum Ø10mm. 1590 Receptacle for 33-45ft boats designed to retain flat battens up to 40x6mm. 1595 Receptacle for boats 33-45ft designed for thicker battens and Blue Streak up...
Open the catalog to page 10Rutgerson's 1490 batten fitting system is a cost efficient and flexible solution for fully battened applications. Available for both knock-on shackle or battcar applications. How to choose Batten Fittings & Receptacle 1624 Please note that these are general recommendations, based on monohull standard boats cruising during average weather conditions. Selection of the appropriate product by the buyer shall rest solely with the buyer and Rutgerson accepts no responsibility for any such selection.
Open the catalog to page 11he Rutgerson Slide Connector is a simple, yet clever product designed to be used as a linkage between our batten receptacles and pressure absorbing slides. It effectively transfers the pressure from the batten onto the slide and works as a cost-efficient alternative to standard battcars on boats up to 35 feet. It is made of stainless steel and black composite and has a threaded M10 stud in one end and a universal toggle in the other. The Slide Connector is developed exclusively for Rutgerson's Pressure Absorbing Slides and recommended to be used with batten receptacle 1580 or 1587.
Open the catalog to page 12BATTENS & ACCESSORIES Flat BattensPulltruded flat glass fibre battens for high durability. Part no
Open the catalog to page 14Rutgerson Roller Battens are established and wide spread as a solution to furling sails world-wide. The product was originally an innovation from Rutgerson and there is today an extensive range of sizes. The roller batten rolls up smoothly on the furling system and allows the boat owner to use a roller furl cover. It can also be used in furling mainsails. There are two versions, standard and reinforced. The reinforced battens will be indicated with an ”R”. The core consists of two curved battens made of Swedish stainless steel and the ( reinforced version has four curved battens for a stronger...
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