A cast alloy weld-on boat cleat is a type of boat cleat made of a cast alloy material that can be welded directly onto a boat's surface. The cleat is designed to provide a secure attachment point for lines or ropes, and it is typically used to tie off a boat at a dock or mooring.

The cast alloy material used to make the cleat is often a combination of metals such as aluminum, zinc, and copper, which are melted together and cast into a specific shape. This allows the cleat to be strong and durable, while also being lightweight and easy to handle.

The weld-on design of the cleat allows it to be securely attached to a boat's surface, without the need for bolts or screws that could loosen over time. The cleat is typically welded onto a flat or curved surface, such as a boat's deck or gunwale, and it is designed to withstand the stresses and forces of pulling or tying off a boat.

Cast alloy weld-on boat cleats are often used in situations where a permanent and secure attachment point is required, such as in commercial or industrial settings, or for boats that will be subjected to heavy use and stress. They are a reliable and long-lasting option for securing lines and ropes, and they can be found in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit different boats and applications.

Features:

• Length: 285mm
  
• Width:  45mm
• Height: 70mm
  
• Hole Centres: 105mm
  
• Mount Screws: 12mm
• Marine Grade Alloy
  
• Large hole for mooring ropes and a solid base
  

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