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Quality Cruising with Andersen s Electric Winch Range

Quality Cruising with Andersen s Electric Winch Range © Sparkman & Stephens Swan Association Andersen Winches are iconic. Often considered the benchmark for quality, Andersen s elegant, stainless steel winches take pride of place on the foredeck. Underneath the stainless steel exterior, an internal construction manufactured from aluminium bronze - which is far more durable than aluminium - ensures cruising sailors can be safe in the knowledge their Andersen winch will last for a lifetime. Andersen s electric winches are no different. Their electric range aims to make sailing easier and more enjoyable: raise the sails, trim the sheets and control your mainsail/genoa with a push of the illuminated button.

Gottifredi Maffioli Safeline Max - Dyneema lifelines for yachts

71% Smaller yachts (under approx 28ft) will generally use 4mm wire, above which, 5mm wire is an industry standard for lifelines. When using Dyneema® it is normal to go up 1mm to achieve a similar stiffness to wire. However, this is an additional benefit in that they are much more comfortable on your hands and to lean against for long periods of time, when sitting on the rail. When comparing 4/5mm wire to 5/6mm Safeline Max you get approx 70% more strength for 70% less weight. That is what s known in the trade as a win-win scenario! Additional benefits of Safeline Max lifelines include:

Ten Reasons to Upgrade to an Electric Winch

Ten reasons to upgrade to an electric winch © Nico Martinez Upgrading to an electric winch, or multiple electric winches, is an investment, and as with any financial investment there has to be a reasonable return. So, what are the potential returns on this increasingly popular sail boat upgrade? In this article we have put together our top ten reasons for upgrading to electric winches. 1. Switch to short-handed sailing Are you getting fed up with the hassle of motivating crew to turn up every weekend? Electrification of your winches, together with some systems changes, could allow you to sail with just one crew member, or even single handed.

Exploring Karver KBO Block options

Exploring the Karver KBO Block Range © Karver Karver are renowned for manufacturing simple, reliable and high-performance sailing solutions, often utilising user-feedback from sailors in the design process to create products that emphasise innovation and ease of use. Consequently, it s no surprise that Karver hardware is a favourite on high-tech racing yachts, plus on the decks of ambitious cruisers too. The Karver KBO Block range is no different. A mainstream range of lashing blocks, the KBOs are extremely versatile and adaptable, with a wide range of single, double and triple blocks suitable for applications up to a max line diameter of 18mm (5T SWL). Due to the block s popularity, additional models have since been introduced: the KBO foot block, the KBOW reversible ratchet block and the KBOJ jammer block.

Ronstan Cam Cleats - Lighter, stronger and kinder to ropes

Ronstan Cam Cleats: Lighter, stronger and kinder to ropes © Ronstan Simple, reliable and extremely versatile, Cam Cleats are a staple on boats of all sizes, either as the primary rope holding solution on dinghies, or as part of a purchase system on larger boats and yachts. Ronstan are certainly no stranger to rope holding with an extensive range of cleats and clutches under their belt. Here we are focusing on the Ronstan Cam Cleat range. All Ronstan Cleats feature self-lubricating slotted bearings (see image) rather than ball bearings. This reduces the risk of deforming under high load and gives superior resistance to sand and salt damage.

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