Description:
A high-stress anchor point for frames and lines. The STAR 1.5 inch D-Ring PVC Patch (NRS item 84072.01) adds a solid tie-down for a rowing frame or other heavy loads on a STAR or other PVC- or urethane-material inflatable. These are the same D-ring patches STAR puts on its rafts and catarafts. Shop more raft repair and outfitting parts.
Features
- 1.5" stainless steel D-ring: for frame tie-downs and other high-stress uses.
- Box-stitched webbing: secures the D-ring to a 5" diameter piece of 44 oz/1000 denier PVC.
- 6" diameter overlay: a second piece of 44/1000 PVC is glued over the base and D-ring.
- Original equipment: the same patches that come on STAR rafts and catarafts.
- For PVC or urethane: bond it to STAR or other PVC- or urethane-material boats.
Specifications
- D-ring: 1.5" stainless steel
- Patch: 6" diameter PVC
- Base material: 44 oz/1000 denier PVC
- Weight: 3 oz
- For PVC or urethane application
Sizes & options
Color: Blue, Gray, Lime, Red.
Questions about the STAR 1.5 inch D-Ring Patch
What boats is it made for?
STAR rafts and catarafts, or any other PVC- or urethane-material inflatable.
What is it used for?
Frame tie-downs and other high-stress anchor points.
How is the D-ring attached?
Heavy-duty webbing is box-stitched over the D-ring onto a 5" PVC base, then a 6" diameter piece of 44/1000 PVC is glued over the top.
How much does it weigh?
3 oz. The D-ring is 1.5" stainless steel on a 6" diameter PVC patch.
Is the STAR 1.5 inch D-Ring Patch flame resistant?
No. It is a raft outfitting part for water rescue and river boats. It is not flame resistant, not rated for fire or high-heat use and not structural firefighting PPE.
Where can I buy the STAR 1.5 inch D-Ring PVC Patch?
Right here. The Public Safety Store is an authorized STAR dealer. Outfitting a rescue team or need help with sizing? Contact us. Every order is covered by our price match guarantee and easy 30-day returns.
California Proposition 65 warning: This product can expose you to di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
