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Kailas Nuco 2.4 Cam

Nuco 2.4

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Description

The NUCO cam, with an innovative design and powerful features, is the best choice to tackle the narrow crack.

 FEATURES

  • Cam lobes are made of soft 6061-T aluminum for dependable holding power.

  • High-intensity Dyneema slings.

  • Free moving two-fold nylon trigger sheath protects moving components from abrasion.

  • Anodic treatment applied to the cam lobes reduces corrosion and increases friction.

  • Strong built-in springs make the head of the cam smaller and allow the cam to fully extend into camming position during placement.

  • Trigger utilizes strong steel wires and fixed systems, which help keep the cam in the correct position.

  • Constructed with rounded lobe corners to maximize contact area.

Retail price

US$ 95.00

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Weight (g / oz)

Weight (g / oz)

In grams and ounces, the weight, as stated by the manufacturer/brand.

78.0 g / 2.75 oz
Cam Head 4 lobes, single axle
Offset No offset
Stem Flexible single stem
Sling ­­Dyneema (single sling loop)
Camming Angle ­
Active Strength 11 kN
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Cam Range (mm / in)

Cam Range (mm / in)

In millimeters and inches, the maximum dimensions of the cam lobes when shut tight and fully extended. Since the "usable" range is so debatable, all manufacturers now list the full dimensions to avoid selling themselves short.

For offset cams, we'll list the max dimensions possible and then afterwards list each of lobe dimensions.

19.9 - 31.6 mm  (0.78 - 1.24 in) ­
Materials Main Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum Alloy
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Certification ­

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