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Barton 81550 – Mast Base Organiser, 4 Swivel Posts, Spectro Grey Anodised, SWL 1540kg
The Barton 81550 Mast Base Organiser is designed to efficiently route halyards and control lines from the mast base to deck organisers, rope clutches, and winches. It is particularly useful for leading lines aft to the cockpit, reducing the need to leave the helm during sail handling.
The unit features four stainless steel swivel posts designed to accept double tang blocks, allowing them to rotate freely according to the load angle. As shown in the Barton product sheet :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}, this design ensures optimal alignment of lines and minimizes friction during operation.
Manufactured from marine grade aluminium with a Spectro grey anodised finish, the organiser offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability. The system requires only three deck fixing points, simplifying installation and reducing deck drilling compared to multiple stand-up blocks.
Key Features
- Mast base organiser with 4 swivel posts
- Designed for use with double tang blocks
- Swivel action allows alignment with load direction
- Spectro grey anodised aluminium base for corrosion resistance
- Stainless steel posts with nylon base washers
- Requires only three fixing points for installation
- Reduces deck clutter and simplifies line routing
- Compatible with Barton deck organisers, clutches, and winches
Technical Specifications
Part Number 81550 Product Type Mast Base Organiser Number of Posts 4 swivel posts Material Anodised aluminium + stainless steel Finish Spectro grey anodised Safe Working Load (SWL) 1540 kg (3395 lbs) Break Load 3080 kg (6790 lbs) Weight 166 g Dimensions 160 × 25 × 28 mm Fixing Points 3
Applications
- Routing halyards and reefing lines from mast base
- Leading control lines aft to cockpit
- Integration with deck organisers and rope clutches
- Cruising and racing yacht deck layouts
The Barton mast base organiser provides a compact, efficient, and flexible solution for line management, improving safety, reducing deck clutter, and enhancing overall sail handling efficiency.
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