NEW PRODUCTS
Italian start-up unveils new yacht components range
Four friends who enjoy offshore sailing and the sea have combined their experiences and professional skills in engineering, new technologies and project management to launch a marine hardware company, I-Carbon,
focused on process innovation. Based in Ancona, Italy, the group designs, develops and manufactures all products in-house, paying particular attention to industrial processes in order to enhance mass production, reducing time and costs with the highest quality.
Its product portfolio includes the following items: - Mooring systems made of carbon, aluminium and stainless steel: pop-up cleats combine stylish design, functionality, high resistance and innovative technologies. The carbon cleat is produced with a modern process borrowed from the automotive industry, never used before in the nautical field. Titanium alloy pins are employed for all the versions of the pop-up system.
- Carbon sun awning systems, with an elegant design, are functional, of extreme quality and produced with a particular attention to details. The innovative hooking system to the hull (patent pending approval), avoids the use of bulky sockets.
- Fenders for swimming platforms of megayachts, are made of carbon, lightweight for easy handling, equipped with a damping system, to damp any blows during mooring.
- Carbon arch stanchions conceived for superyachts, either to be permanently mounted and disassembled, are suitable for all applications which require this solution, as helicopter platforms or owner balconies.
Iris Innovations unveils world’s smallest thru-hull camera
Marine camera specialist, Iris Innovations, has launched what it says it the world’s smallest thru-hull/bulkhead camera, the IRIS-735. Machined from marine grade 316L stainless steel, the micro-compact IRIS- 735 is smaller than a golf ball, only 28mm diameter x 36mm long and is waterproof to IP67 standards. It is designed to sit flush against a surface with a bezel height of only 8.5mm. Utilizing a 140-degree wide angle lens, the camera provides an ideal solution for unobtrusive surveillance where space is at a premium.
The camera module features a Sony Starlight sensor which provides excellent performance in all light conditions and it can easily be switched by the user to output various composite or analogue High- Definition video formats. Its low-profile design is ideal for thru-hull mounting on the sides or stern of the vessel to provide all-round coverage when docking or it can be fitted to an engine room bulkhead to enable remote monitoring of the engine.
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