VEVOR
VEVOR 10 T Snatch Block 22,000 lbs 0.4-0.55 in Rope
Heavy-duty snatch block doubles winch pulling power with an 11,000 lb working load and 22,000 lb breaking strength for 0.4–0.55 in rope
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width6.69
- Rated 11,000 lbs working load for heavy vehicle recovery
- Breaking strength 22,000 lbs provides high safety margin
- Doubles winch pulling power and changes force direction
- Grooved pulley keeps 0.4-0.55 in rope centred and secure
- Compact 10.2 x 5.1 x 1.4 in design weighs 7.5 lbs
Recovery Pulley System
The VEVOR 10 T Snatch Block is a heavy-duty pulley designed for vehicle recovery. It provides a rated working load of 11,000 lbs and a breaking strength of 22,000 lbs. The unit works with rope diameters from 0.4 in to 0.55 in. It suits off-road enthusiasts needing to redirect pull angles or double winch capacity.
Thermal Noise Power
This mechanical device has no motor, electronics or cooling system. It produces no operational noise beyond rope movement through the pulley groove. Power draw is zero as it relies entirely on the winch or external force applied by the user.
Build And Connectors
The block weighs 7.5 lbs with dimensions of 10.2 x 5.1 x 1.4 in. It features a 4.25 in pulley diameter with a 0.6 in groove and a 3 in inner ring. A grooved pulley design helps keep rope aligned. The package includes a spare circlip for the removable pin.
Highlights
- Rated 11,000 lbs working load for heavy vehicle recovery
- Breaking strength 22,000 lbs provides high safety margin
- Doubles winch pulling power and changes force direction
- Grooved pulley keeps 0.4-0.55 in rope centred and secure
- Compact 10.2 x 5.1 x 1.4 in design weighs 7.5 lbs
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 6.69 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the VEVOR 10 T snatch block onto a 0.4–0.55 in rope, and what step is often missed?
Open the side plate using the circlip, seat the rope fully in the 0.6 in pulley groove, then re-secure the circlip; the step most often missed is confirming the circlip is fully seated so the plate cannot swing open under load.
What maintenance or replacement will this snatch block need after repeated recoveries?
Inspect the pulley groove for wear, the hook for deformation, and the circlip for fatigue after each use; replace the circlip with the supplied spare if it shows any bending or loss of tension.
What limit appears first when this block is used continuously near its 11,000 lbs working load?
Heat buildup in the 4.25 in pulley bearing and groove surface becomes the limiting factor during sustained pulls, so allow cooling intervals between long winching cycles.
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