Sector: Deck hardware
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Rondal had “extraordinary” 2024; will boost technical savvy in 2025
Lewmar launches lowest profile hatch to date
Australian equipment builder unveils new tender chocks
Hurley Marine appoints Spanish distributor
Southern Spars names new Head of Sales for DynaRig and AeroRig
Barton Marine grows representation in South Africa
Harken makes key promotion
Obituary: Göran Rutgerson
Barton Marine appoints new head of sales and marketing
Deck hardwareAnchorGuardian
ANCHORGUARDIAN BY SWISS Ocean Tech monitors the movement and position of a ship’s anchor,
Deck hardwareBure Swim Ladders
CARBINIUM ENGINEERING’S DAME Awardnominated range of Bure Swim Ladders are designed and made in the UK from prepreg carbon fibre,
Deck hardwareFastmount Carpet Clip
THE FASTMOUNT CARPET Clip for boat decks is a game-changer in marine flooring maintenance.
Deck hardwareInsight | Lippert: Building a vision for growth
Lippert’s chief marketing officer shares his thoughts on today’s leisure boating sector, growing the aftermarket, and strategies for retaining talented employees
Deck hardwareBrownell customisable dollies
Brownell boat stands & Equipment’s new line of dollies can move virtually all sized boats and are customisable based on the size of vessel.
Deck hardwareSeldén Mast CXe45 Code 0 furler
DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR yachts in the 45ft-55ft range,
Deck hardware News
NewsRondal had “extraordinary” 2024; will boost technical savvy in 2025
The Dutch equipment maker aims to drive technological innovation with its new innovation hub
NewsLewmar launches lowest profile hatch to date
The Ultra Low Profile Hatch sits just 10mm above the deck
NewsAustralian equipment builder unveils new tender chocks
Davco says new AquaChock system mounts flush to deck surfaces to eliminate tripping hazards when removed
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