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Ronstan International

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Ronstan International is an Australian company with over 69 years of experience in producing high-quality marine equipment and products. The firm offers a broad product range of more than 2000 items for various sailboats, including Batten-Car systems, block ranges, climbing assistance systems, furlers, industrial products, and much more. Ronstan is particularly known for their Orbit winches, which are equipped with QuickTrim™ self-rollers and were developed by European engineers. The company was founded in 1957. Ronstan works with various brands including Andersen Winches, and is certified according to class rules for their products.

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