Seldén mast accessories
Count on parts that really fit
Here you will find brand-specific parts and accessories. The serial number, engine type, and year of manufacture are particularly helpful for selection.
Original and compatible parts are clearly identifiable – allowing you to quickly make a confident choice.
Ideal for maintenance, repair, and reliable performance on board.
Discover variants, materials, and designs built for marine use. This way, you'll find equipment that remains reliable on board – season after season.
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Vendor:PfeifferPfeiffer Lazy-Jack System – controlled mainsail furling for boats up to 30 feet
Regular price €371,90Regular price€371,90Sale price €371,90 -
Vendor:PfeifferPfeiffer Lazy Jack System – controlled mainsail retrieval for boats up to 30 feet
Regular price €664,90Regular price€664,90Sale price €664,90 -
Vendor:SeldenSeldén Tie-Rod Spanner BRO 7/16 for E-profiles
Regular price €125,90Regular price€125,90Sale price €125,90 -
Vendor:SeldenSeldén Mast Step – Aluminum foot step for C and F sections from 2002, L = 172 mm
Regular price €89,90Regular price€89,90Sale price €89,90 -
Vendor:SeldenSeldén Halyard Exit – Stainless Steel Mast Bushing
Regular price €124,90Regular price€124,90Sale price €124,90
Deine Fragen / Unsere Antworte
- How do I find out which Seldén mast profile I have?
- The profile designation is usually on a sticker at the mast foot or in your boat's original rigging plan. Alternatively, you can use Seldén's serial number decoder on the manufacturer's website or send us the serial number.
- Can I use Seldén fittings on masts from other manufacturers?
- Only to a limited extent. Seldén fittings are designed for their own groove profiles. On masts from other manufacturers, dimensions and groove geometry may differ, leading to poor fit or damage. If in doubt, please measure and compare.
- Which screws and nuts should I use for mast accessories?
- For Seldén fittings on aluminum masts, A4 stainless steel screws are the right choice. Galvanized or zinc-plated screws risk contact corrosion on aluminum and should generally be avoided on board.
- How often should I check movable mast parts like halyard sheaves or gooseneck fittings?
- At least once per season, preferably when lowering the mast in autumn. Check for smooth operation, play, and the condition of bearings and axles. Worn sheaves noticeably increase halyard friction and can break under load.