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Seldén booms have a wealth of sophisticated features and can be equipped with a variety of reefing systems to suit different boats and the needs of different sailors. The booms can be fitted for traditional ...
Seldén Mast AB
Developed jointly with sailors and designers in the World Match RacingTour. Deep boom profile for maximum vertical stiffness. This retains sail trim, even at very high kicker and sheet loads.
Seldén Mast AB
... supply carbon booms that harmonise with its carbon mast range. Carbon booms offer weight savings of up to 35% compared to aluminium. This means that boom weight on a typical 35 ft boat ...
Seldén Mast AB
MK4R - In-boom furler with luff profile - For boats from 15 to 18 m -Maximum foot length: 7,0 m General description Safety, simplicity and efficiency… System components: The in-boom furling system ...
All booms are built with pre-preg material cured in female toolings, in autoclave at 125° degrees giving a perfect smooth finish. AXXON offers more than 11 different sections for a range of boats up to 80 feet.
Axxon Composites
All booms are built with pre-preg material cured in female toolings, in autoclave at 125° degrees giving a perfect smooth finish. Specially designed for racing, AXXON offers a range of carbon core sandwich booms ...
Axxon Composites
... reveals the loads on the boom under stress, and we confirm the findings with destructive testing. The result is an uncompromising design, ready to meet the challenges of offshore or inshore racing head-on. • Max-depth ...
Hall Spars & rigging
... -foot performance sloop Kokomo III was the first superyacht to benefit from Southern’s new generation SouthernFurl furling boom system. The design has since been modified to be suitable in function and price for yachts ...
Southern Spars
Heavy weather in-boom furling & reefing for sailboats 26' - 35' Maximum luff (P)=40' Maximum foot (E)=14' This powerful boom system incorporates an end boom drive system with a minimum ...
Forespar
... and manufacture booms in both carbon composite and aluminium, with a choice of design/ operating systems: performance boom MKIII, open-ended hydraulic rollaway boom, hydraulic rollaway ...
special booms Booms with extension systems Tapered booms
Sparcraft R.D.M.
This large carbon fiber boom for a Newick 42 trimaran is but one example of the custom spars we have built. It features localized internal reinforcement patches where needed, raised pads for winch mounting and clutches, ...
... correctly. Sailtainer can be operated from the cockpit.When the mainsail is stowed in the boom it is hoisted with the main halyard. The sail is furled back into the boom with the reefing line. Reefing ...
... system installed on the inside perimeter of the boom top. A sun awning can be fit to the outboard groove and tensioned using the padeyes mounted at the extremities of the boom top. Features While the ...
Offshore Spars
... becomes much more efficient with the VMG 470 boom as the pumping movement is transferred without loss and without twisting the rig and sails. The boom fittings are designed to allow efficient use of the ...
FURLBOOM is proud to have over 300 Furlbooms on the water worldwide. Those booms have been installed on many different makes, models, and sizes of boats. This number is growing each and every day as more and more people ...
Furlboom
C-Tech manufacture a wide range of booms and boom sections for different classes. See each class section for their specific products. C-Tech booms can be custom-built to suit almost ...
C-Tech
New GMT in-boom furling system is light, sleek and incredibly neat GMT’s new in-boom roller-furling combines engineering refinement, weight reduction and aesthetics. Our carbon composite furling booms, ...
Many of the rigs that we produce include advanced in-mast and in-boom furling systems. Furling a sail inside either a mast or boom has complex impacts on the rig set up, the sail size, shape and weight, ...
How to choose this product
A boom is a horizontal spar attached to the lower part of a mast and holding the foot of a sail. There are as many kinds of boom as there are boats. NauticExpo features a great variety including models for sailing dinghies, carbon booms and roller furling booms.
Applications
The boom allows the sail to unfurl as it should, and to be set properly with respect to course and wind direction. Some have furling mechanisms which roll the sail within the boom itself to stow it when not it use.
Technologies
The boom holds the sail from the clew to the tack. It can pivot around the bolt holding it to the mast, allowing relative freedom of movement. Constituent materials, depend on the type of craft. Carbon is used on racing vessels.
How to choose
Consider first and foremost vessel size and type, whether dinghy, racing or cruising sailboat.