Materials
- F51 Duplex high-performance stainless steel
- 316 Stainless Steel for traditional applications
- Other Materials on request
Shafts
Propeller shafts are available in a variety of diameters. We manufacture for all leisure and commercial vessels providing our customers with finished propeller shaft assemblies or un-machined shaft materials. Our Propeller shafts are precision press straightened and supplied as a complete assembly including nuts, keys and half couplings.
Brackets and Struts
Propeller Shaft Support Brackets need to be tough so they can support the propeller under normal load and also able to withstand maximum output of the engine. It is therefore imperative that working loads are understood and the correct materials are used depending on that output. As standard our bronze brackets are fitted with water lubricated bearings and cast in either NiBrAl or Manganese Bronze alloys.
We can manufacture glass type and platform type P brackets based on your requirement
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Rudder
Steel and bronze rudder assemblies including tiller arms, bearings and tubes.
Custom Rudder Assemblies are available in a range of materials:
- Manganese Bronze (HTB1)
- Nickel Aluminium Bronze (AB2) high strength
- Stainless Steel
- Steel Fabricated
Sterntubes
GRP sterntubes are fitted with watertight shaft seals and bearings and are supplied with all necessary fastenings and fittings. Other materials available.
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Flexible Couplings and Engine Mounts
The flexible rubber element of the flexible coupling ensures low-noise vibration-free transmission, without backlash between the engine and the propeller shaft.
Flexible Couplings provide a flexible, non-metallic barrier between your transmission and propeller shaft. This barrier reduces drivetrain vibration, resulting in reduced noise and more efficient operation.
We also supply flexible mounts for engine installation depending on engine size and other parameters.
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Brackets and Struts
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Propeller Shaft Support Brackets need to be tough so they can support the propeller
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Flexible Couplings and Engine Mounts
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The flexible rubber element of the flexible coupling ensures low-noise