TECNORIB T


ecnorib’s products are synonymous with performance and safety alongside an obsessive quest for comfort. In


2018 TecnoRib developed a new range of tenders with the release of the new PIRELLI J33 that involved the elegance of the styling and the design work right from the outset, with in-house expertise and through excellent international partnerships. Minimum draughts and ease of use mean that the tenders are the ideal way to explore every gorgeous piece


of coastline, the most suitable means for reaching nearby and mid-distance destinations, and also the safest and most practical. The tenders range, from 2.9 to 7.5 m and have been equipped with Jet or Stern drive engines, the tenders have a reduced height to perfectly fit yachts’ garages, combining speed and ease of use with a safe driving experience. For more details Tel: +39 02 72080357 or visit www.tecnorib.it


RIB-X R


ib-X offers the world’s largest range of SOLAS approved traditional RIB style


tenders in 5.0m, 5.5m, 6.0m, 6.5m, 7.0m, 7.5m, 8.0m and D-Tube tenders at 7.0m and 7.5m. Rib-X also offer a custom design service for SOLAS tenders. Regulations affect virtually every component on a SOLAS approved tender, from the hull construction, the systems, engines, equipment, tubes etc. They all have to be built to exacting standards and there needs to be assurance of quality control throughout the entire build process through established and approved manufacturing standards and processes. The standards are exceptional for a reason and the experienced Rib-X team believe that working within the stringent regulations should not preclude an owner from obtaining a custom approved tender to match and complement the mothership. The jet option on the SOLAS tender is a Volvo Penta D3 with Hamilton 213 Jet. For more details Tel: +44 (0)116 247 7017 or visit www.rib-x.co.uk


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