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Guying ring 31mm inner diameter (pack of 5)

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Guying rings suitable for light weight telescopic masts.

Guying ring 31mm inner diameter (pack of 5)

These guying rings are very popular and make guying your telescopic pole so easy. Laser-cut from 3mm Perspex.

  • 31mm inner diameter.
  • Holes 4.3mm diameter.
  • Four guying points.
  • Suitable for telescopic poles 7 metres or more in length.
  • Can be used with our Mini Carabiner 

     

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  • 5
    Guying Ring

    Posted by Matthew Pullan on 20th Dec 2018

    I have all sizes of the guying rings. They are really useful and very light and compact, so I can take a spare one along just in case.

  • 5
    Excellent Product

    Posted by Richard on 4th Apr 2018

    What can you say? does what it was designed for.

  • 5
    Ultra light and well made

    Posted by Richard Gilbert KG7JBV on 9th Jun 2016

    This ring sits about 10 ft up on a 10m Sotabeams Travel Mast, which was just right for my beach radio operation last weekend.

  • 5
    Nice tool

    Posted by Jan Rozema PA7O on 27th Jan 2016

    A durable tool for your antenna rod. A must have!

  • 4
    Good idea

    Posted by Unknown on 8th Jan 2014

    These fit my pole very well- I bought 2 sizes. They seem to be well made. My first thought was "why square?" would triangular be better? it would be just as secure with three guys. Then I thought that a circular shape may be better, it could have a number of hole, which would give an increased number of guying options, just a thought.

  • 5
    Excellent quality

    Posted by Gerald G4OIG on 22nd Mar 2013

    This laser cut guy ring removes the problem associated with the original SOTApole guying system which used a section of tube with the guy ropes tied onto it. Turning the mast caused them to fray. With this type of guy ring, that does not happen.