Wichard Manuals & User Guides
Wichard specializes in manufacturing high-quality marine hardware, stainless steel fittings, and rigging accessories for nautical and industrial applications.
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Wichard is a renowned manufacturer of premium marine hardware and industrial fittings, with over 100 years of expertise.
Based in Thiers, France, the company produces a wide range of forged stainless steel components, including snatch blocks, snap shackles, eye straps, and chain grips. Known for their exceptional strength, reliability, and corrosion resistance, Wichard products are trusted by sailors, riggers, and professionals worldwide for safety and optimum performance in both nautical and industrial applications.
Wichard manuals
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Guia d'usuari de Wichard 2676 Quick Release Snap Shackle 110mm
Guia d'usuari de la corretja d'ulls Wichard 9201
Wichard 97728QG Guia d'usuari de cadena per a cadena de 10 mm
Guia d'instal·lació de la gamma Wichard Chain Grip
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Wichard Swivel Snap Shackle 105mm Model 2375 User Manual
Wichard Snap Shackle Swivel 80mm Model 2373 Instruction Manual
Wichard support FAQ
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Where can I find the user manual for my Wichard snap shackle?
You can download manuals, specifications, and technical information directly from the Wichard weblloc o view them on our platform.
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How do I contact Wichard customer support?
You can reach Wichard customer support via email at marine@wichard.com or by calling their headquarters in France at +33 4 73 51 65 00.
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Does Wichard provide warranties for their marine hardware?
Yes, Wichard offers warranties on their products. Specific details regarding coverage and claims can be found in the private area or warranty section of their official weblloc.
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What does the Working Load Limit (WLL) mean on Wichard products?
The Working Load Limit (WLL) is typically for industrial applications, where the safety factor is 5 times the breaking load (WLL = Breaking load / 5). For nautical applications, you should refer to the Working Load (WL).