Ocean Plus
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Charter boat like Serendipity are able to show their guests the joys of sailing in the Caribbean and, with minimal maintenance, don’t lose valuable time with their clients for sail repairs.
The fabrics we choose are woven for maximum UV stability and longevity. They are made by the very best sailcloth manufacturers in the world. The weight of the fabrics we choose are always higher than the industry norm.
Not every sailcloth manufacture’s fabric is perfect. We are able to use only the styles we test from each manufacture that are superior. The two most common fibers in the fabrics we use are Dacron ® or woven Spectra® / Dyneema®.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_single_image image=”7170″ img_size=”480px” img_link_target=”_self” el_position=”first last”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text el_position=”first last”]
Industry-leading Reinforcement
The clews of genoas and head tack and clews of mainsails utilize stainless steel round rings which are attached with polyester tubular webbing, allowing them to be easily repaired on your boat.
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UV & Chafe Protection
All of the webbing is straight stitched which insets the thread into the webbing for better protection from both chafe and UV. The ring end of the webbing is also hand stitched for additional strength and in most cases leathered.
The protective layer on the leech and foot of roller furling genoas, either Sunbrella acrylic or UV Dacron, is wrapped around the leech edge to the opposite side to protect the edge of the sail. Underneath the leech and foot protective cover, each seam has been reinforced to protect it from the flutter and chafe of tacking the sail.
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Proprietary Stitch Protection Coating
Our proprietary stitch protection coating, which is applied to all of the stitching through-out the sail, is to protect it from chafe and UV.
High UV Resistance Velcro
We use only polyester Velcro in various applications for batten pockets, cleat covers, clew straps and other custom applications. Some of this Velcro® is custom ordered. Polyester Velcro® has a much better UV resistance than the standard Nylon® used and adds significant life in the sun to any product.
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Compare OceanPlus and Durasail
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Ocean Plus
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- Dimension-Polyant fabrics which are specially woven for us in Germany for use in high UV utilizing high tenacity fibers in the weave or Hydranet woven Spectra / Dyneema.
- Each edge is reinforced and protected by two heavy Dacron tapes, one four inches and one five inches wide, stitched with three rows of 207 thread.
- The clews of genoas and head tack and clews of mainsails utilize stainless steel rings which are attached with polyester webbing, allowing them to be easily repaired on your boat.
- All of the webbing is straight stitched which insets the thread into the webbing for better protection from both chafe and UV. The ring end of the webbing is also hand stitched for additional strength.
- The protective layer on the leech and foot of roller furling genoas, either Sunbrella acrylic or UV Dacron, is wrapped over the leech edge to the opposite side to protect the edge of the sail.Our proprietary stitch protection coating which is applied to all of the stitching through-out the sail to protect it from chafe and UV.
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Durasail
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- Commercially available fabrics such as Challenge Sailcloth Performance Cruise and Contender Sailcloth Super Cruise.
- Each edge reinforced with a layer of heavy Dacron tape stitched with two rows of 138 thread.
- The clews of genoas and head tack and clews of mainsails utilize stainless steel hydraulically set rings which are reinforced with polyester webbing.
- All of the webbing is straight stitched which insets the thread into the webbing for better protection from both chafe and UV. The ring end of the webbing is also hand stitched for additional strength.
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