Lewmar Lite Touch Winch Handle - it floats!
by Lewmar on 25 Mar 2009

Now available in Australia, Lewmar’s PowerGrip handle offers an easy one or two-handed operation and its bright yellow cap also makes it easily identifiable. MIAA
Lewmar has released its new Lite Touch Composite Winch Handle, developed using the latest winch handle technology providing an easy to use, lightweight yet affordable winch handle that floats.
Constructed from strong composite material for extreme rigidity, the Lite Touch features a push button locking mechanism and PowerGrip handle. The Lite Touch uses a universal bi square designed to fit all current manufacturers' winches.
Its plunger operated locking mechanism is easily identifiable and accessible, which means no more fumbling to insert or release the handle. Just a push of the yellow button locks or releases the handle.
Lewmar's PowerGrip handle offers an easy one or two-handed operation and its bright yellow cap also makes it easily identifiable. This composite winch handle will not damage the deck if dropped and will float should it be accidentally washed overboard.
The Lite Touch is available in a 10' (250mm) standard handle length for maximum power ratio in all winches.
The Recommended Retail price for the Lite Touch Winch Handle is: £36.75, €50.75, US$75 & AUD$88.50. More at www.lewmar.com
Lewmar, the world's premier leisure marine equipment supplier, designs, manufactures and distributes products including: anchors, winch, windlass, hatch, hardware, rigging, steering, and thrusters. The company is the most recognized name in recreational boating deck equipment. In 2006, its OneTouch winch handle won the top DAME award, the most globally competitive prize for marine equipment, at the Marine Equipment Trade Show (METS) in Amsterdam. Manufacturing is located in the U.K. and the U.S. Sales and assembly offices are located in Australia, France, The Netherlands, the U.K., and the U.S. Lewmar sells through a worldwide network of agents and distributors.
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