316 Stainless Steel Rope Clamcleat with Roller Fairlead — Secure Cam Cleat Line Gripper for Sailboats, Kayaks & Pilates Reformers
A rope that slips mid-tack or loses tension at the wrong moment isn’t just inconvenient — on a sailboat or kayak, it can be a real safety issue. For sailors, paddlers, and Pilates equipment builders who need a 316 stainless steel rope clamcleat that holds the line exactly where you set it, this integrated cam cleat and roller fairlead unit delivers reliable grip with a clean, one-motion release.
Each set includes one clamcleat body with integrated dual roller fairlead and 4.8mm × 50mm mounting screws. The body is constructed from 316 stainless steel with a mirror-polished finish. Overall width: 68mm (≈2.7"); depth: 35mm (≈1.4"); height: 26mm (≈1.0"); weight: 182g (≈6.4 oz). The dual roller fairlead opening measures 19.5mm (≈3/4") wide with a 38.5mm (≈1.5") roller span, and the cam cleat jaw opening is 14mm (≈9/16"). The serrated cam teeth grip the rope automatically on entry and release cleanly with a single upward pull.
This cleat is well suited for deck line management and sheet control on sailboats and dinghies, rope tension locking on kayak and canoe rigging systems, and resistance rope management on Pilates reformer frames — anywhere a compact stainless cam cleat with fairlead needs to hold a line securely without constant manual attention.
⚓ Compatible with ropes typically 4mm–10mm in diameter. Mounts via 4.8mm screws on flat or slightly curved surfaces. Suitable for sailboats, kayaks, dinghies, dock hardware, and Pilates reformer frames.
✅ Key Features of These 316 Stainless Steel Rope Clamcleats with Roller Fairlead
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🎯Integrated Dual Roller Fairlead — The two stainless rollers guide the rope into the cam jaw from the correct angle, reducing line wear and preventing the rope from jumping out under load — a key advantage over standalone cleats on sailboat and kayak rigging systems.
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🔒Serrated Cam Tooth Grip — The raised cam teeth engage the rope automatically on entry and hold it firmly under load. A single upward pull releases the line cleanly — no fumbling with knots or manual locks during sail trim or rope tension adjustment.
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🔩316 Stainless Steel Construction — Contains molybdenum for superior chloride and saltwater corrosion resistance, making this marine cam cleat with fairlead a durable choice for deck hardware exposed to spray, splash, and sea air season after season.
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✨Mirror-Polished Finish — The polished surface reduces surface oxidation and gives the fitting a clean, finished appearance on any deck or equipment frame, matching standard stainless marine hardware aesthetically.
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📐Compact, Defined Footprint — At 68mm × 35mm with a 182g weight, this rope clamcleat with fairlead fits neatly on tight deck spaces, kayak rails, and Pilates reformer frames without interfering with adjacent hardware or adding unnecessary bulk.
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🔧Screws Included for Immediate Installation — Each set ships with 4.8mm × 50mm mounting screws, so you can mount the cleat directly without sourcing separate fasteners — a straightforward drop-in upgrade for worn or corroded marine cam cleats on boats and docks.
📐 Technical Specifications — 316 Stainless Steel Rope Clamcleat with Roller Fairlead
| Product Type |
Rope Clamcleat with Integrated Roller Fairlead |
| Material |
316 stainless steel |
| Surface Finish |
Mirror polished |
| Overall Width |
68mm (≈2.7") |
| Overall Depth |
35mm (≈1.4") |
| Overall Height |
26mm (≈1.0") |
| Roller Fairlead Span |
38.5mm (≈1.5") |
| Fairlead Entry Opening |
19.5mm (≈3/4") |
| Cam Cleat Jaw Opening |
14mm (≈9/16") |
| Mounting Screw Size |
4.8mm × 50mm (included) |
| Weight |
182g (≈6.4 oz) |
| Compatible Rope Diameter |
Typically 4mm–10mm |
| Quantity per Set |
1 clamcleat with roller fairlead + mounting screws |
| Recommended Applications |
Sailboats, kayaks, dinghies, dock hardware, Pilates reformers |
⚠️ Rope compatibility depends on your line diameter and stiffness. If you are unsure whether this cleat suits your application, contact us to confirm before ordering.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What rope diameter does this clamcleat with fairlead fit?
The rope entry slot (fairlead opening) measures 19.5mm (approximately 3/4") wide, and the cleat jaw opening is 14mm (approximately 9/16"). This generally accommodates ropes from 4mm to 10mm in diameter. For best grip, match your rope diameter to the cleat’s cam tooth profile — a rope that is too thin may not engage the teeth fully.
What is the purpose of the roller fairlead on this cleat?
The dual roller fairlead guides the rope into the cleat jaw from the correct angle, reducing friction and wear on the line. It also prevents the rope from jumping out of the cleat under load or when the line changes direction. This makes the combined unit more reliable than a standalone cleat for applications where the rope approach angle varies.
How much load can this clamcleat hold?
The 316 stainless steel body and serrated cam tooth design generally provide a secure grip for light to moderate line loads typical of sailing, kayaking, and rigging applications. For safety-critical or heavy-load applications, always verify the working load against your specific use case and applicable marine standards.
Is 316 stainless steel suitable for saltwater and outdoor use?
Yes. Grade 316 stainless steel contains molybdenum, which significantly improves resistance to chloride and saltwater corrosion compared to 304 SS. It is the standard material for marine deck hardware. Rinsing with fresh water after saltwater exposure is generally recommended to prolong service life.
What mounting hardware is included, and what surface can I mount it on?
Each set includes the clamcleat with integrated roller fairlead and 4.8mm × 50mm mounting screws. It can be mounted on flat or slightly curved surfaces such as boat decks, kayak hulls, dock rails, and Pilates reformer frames. Prepare the mounting holes to match the screw pattern before installation.
Can I use this for Pilates reformer equipment?
Yes. The compact size, roller fairlead, and secure cam grip make this cleat a practical choice for Pilates reformer rope management and tension adjustment. It is commonly used to lock resistance ropes in position on reformer frames, in addition to its primary marine applications.
How do I release the rope from the cleat?
To release the rope, pull it upward and toward you — lifting the line out of the cam jaw disengages the teeth and allows the rope to run freely. The roller fairlead guides the rope back out smoothly without snagging. No tools are required for normal operation.
🛒 Add to cart above — each set includes one rope clamcleat with roller fairlead and mounting screws, ready to install.
