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Tri Radial racing mains are designed from our many years of racing experience. Using only the finest Pentex, Kevlar or Carbon laminates and construction techniques you can be assured your sail will holds its race winning shape.
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As standard delivered with:
- Head board
- Partly or full length battens
- Batten cars & slides
- Telltales
- Trim stribes
- Class mark
- Sail numbers
- 2 reefs
- Cunningham
- Clew ring
- Tack ring
- Block patches
- Spectra leechline
- Loose foot
- Deckbag
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With FiberPath technology, Ullman Sails can build true load-path sails with proven fast shapes and the right combination of fibers and films for each application. How FiberPath Works? Why have we developed FiberPath sails? FiberPath technology allows us to align fibers along the primary loads in a sail and build in multiple fiber patterns to address secondary loads. Basically, you get a sail that is reinforced in the exact places it needs to be. As a result, a FiberPath sail has a wider wind range and is stronger for its weight than a tri-radial sail.
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Lighter and stronger. In 1994 North Sails introduced a revolutionary new technology to sailmaking called 3DL (three dimensional laminate). Instead of assembling flat panels (2D) with curved edges to make a sail, the 3DL process molds the entire sail in one piece without any seams. Compared to a panelled sail, a 3DL sail of the same weight will stretch less, have more effective wind range and will retain its molded shape longer. Ever since their introduction, 3DL sails have dominated the Grand Prix scene and have been used by both finalists in the America's Cup of 1995 and 2000.
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Our Vectrix Membrane sails are designed and built around new software technologies, which allow Neil Pryde to 'string' the flying membrane of the CAD-designed sails with a variety of yarn types and in patterns that match the loads generated throughout a particular sail type. This technology allows us to reduce the yarn density in low load areas of the sail and putting a higher yarn density only where it needs to be. This careful engineering result in lighter, stronger sails that have less deformation of the design shapes than conventional constructed sails.
This technology is seamlessly integrated with our design software, which allows the latest shapes and design philosophies of our designers to flow into this new technology. Vectrix sails are made using the latest Aramid and carbon fibers, strung on to U.V. stable films and sealed using two-sided laminators and ovens to produce exceptional film-to-film bonds. This construction will not delaminate, yet have an excellent hand or feel.
We offer 3 versions of this exciting product:
Aramid: Utilizing High-Modulus Aramid yarns throughout the membrane yields a value packed product with very good durability racing lifespan.
Aramid / Carbon: Utilizing High-Modulus Aramid yarns, coupled with High-Modulus Carbon yarns allows us to further improve the weight to strength ratio of the Aramid sails, yielding a lighter and better performing product.
Carbon: High-Modulus Carbon yarns coupled with High-Modulus Technora yarns provide us with the best weight to strength ratio of all the lay-ups. Intended for the highest end of our sport, this product represents our effort to push the envelope on constructions, layouts and finishing.
Features:
We apply our design experience and the traditional values of sail craftsmanship to build the sails that will more than meet your expectations. No matter how exacting you are, when you tell us what you want from your racing sails, we listen. Our designers have a lifetime passion for racing. They have learned that there is no such thing as second best and they are as serious about helping you win as they are about winning themselves. To this end, we firmly believe that a racing sail should be 'turn-key', no hidden options, no frilly finishing. The sails are purpose built to race and perform. The following PDF files detail sail features.
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Premier spectra TX: high-performance cruising series. Cruising Series delivers a combination of light weight, low stretch and outstanding durability unmatched by any other cruising sail. NLS Gatorback is not only the sail of choice for larger cruising yachts and SuperYachts worldwide, but also numerous long distance recordholders including Commodore Explorer, Enza New Zealand, Primagaz and Mari Cha II. NLS Gatorback is an excellent choice for boats equipped with hydraulic or mechanical boom furling systems which often generate high "point loads". Sectra Gatorback (NorLam Spectra/Dyneema) is the world's leading high-performance sailcloth for large cruising yachts. It is available in a broad selection of standard weights as well as custom styles for yachts where rig/sail loads exceed available cloth styles. NLS Gatorback contains the highest fiber count of any Spectra sailcloth on the market today. For yachts over 80', NLS Gatorback styles feature a "double X thread" to better handle bias loading, especially at reefs.
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Whether you're starting a campaign with a new boat or you're ready to turn up the heat on your present program, we have the racing expertise and the sail development know-how you need to win.
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Hood Sails have been winning regattas and races, including the Americas Cup, since 1952. Today Hood's highly experienced sail-designers, aided by the very latest software, will work with you to build fast sails.
Hood specialise in designing and building racing sails for club racing, classic yachts, short-handed racing (single-handed and double handed) and one-designs that mandate woven sailcloth.
Every sail is individually designed, using the very latest software, taking into account: the exact specification of your rig; how and where you sail; the abilities of your helmsmen and crew; and your budget. Hood Sail Consultants are then available to sail with you to help set-up your sails in order for them to deliver their maximum potential. We then keep you sail design on our database so that, when the time comes for a replacement, we can build either: a perfect replica or, if you require changes, we can fine tune the design to your exact requirements
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These sails represent the very latest in materials, construction, materials and design theory as they apply to our Grand Prix Racing sails.
We apply our design experience and the traditional values of sail craftsmanship to build the sails that will more than meet your expectations. No matter how exacting you are, when you tell us what you want from your racing sails, we listen. Our designers have a lifetime passion for racing. They have learned that there is no such thing as second best and they are as serious about helping you win as they are about winning themselves. To this end, we firmly believe that a racing sail should be %u2018turn-key%u2019, no hidden options, no frilly finishing. The sails are purpose built to race and perform. The following are all standard features.
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These sails represent the very latest in materials, construction, materials and design theory as they apply to our Grand Prix Racing Laminate sails, however they are constructed in woven Dacron in adherence to One Design Class rules or for customer preference.
We apply our design experience and the traditional values of sail craftsmanship to build the sails that will more than meet your expectations. No matter how exacting you are, when you tell us what you want from your racing sails, we listen. Our designers have a lifetime passion for racing. They have learned that there is no such thing as second best and they are as serious about helping you win as they are about winning themselves. To this end, we firmly believe that a racing sail should be %u2018turn-key%u2019, no hidden options, no frilly finishing. The sails are purpose built to race and perform. The following are all standard features.
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Kevlar scrim. Kevlar is the industrial name for Aramid. Is a high-tenacity fiber and has a low weight. It is widely used in the production of racing sails. North Sails designers are able to combine together different Kevlar laminates (you can obtain different cloth weight in the same sail) in order to obtain the best combination of weight, resistance, performance and price, according to your needs.
Cloth Options: many types of laminates can be used for panelled sails, according to the design and different needs of the customer. Besides using its own North Cloth products, North Sails also buys cloth from other companies; this allows a better range in the choice of cloth.
Characteristics: leggerezza, rigidita' e basso allungamento.
Weights: from 7.000 to 23.000 dpi.
Colors: gold and fumé yellow.
UV Resistance: low.
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You can't get more serious. Born with the aid of one of the world's most technically sophisticated sail development programs, bred with the experience of one of the finest design teams ever assembled, tempered in the fires of the top competitive levels of the sport, Quantum's racing sails have no equals. There are few sails that can even play in the same field.
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Ullman Sails has been committed to providing the fastest, high performance racing sails for over 35 years. Our expertise extends beyond top designs and construction - many of our sailmakers, designers and salesman are active competitors too. So whether you're participating in this year's Sydney Hobart Race or preparing for the Extreme 40 circuit in Europe, we customize every racing sail to meet your racing needs and expectations.
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Kevlar taffeta'. This cloth is 100% made of Kevlar 49, with an additional mylar film with an "X" Gatorback spectra web.
Characteristics: high tenacity, high resistance to scratch and contacts and very low stretch.
Weights: from 1.500 to 45.000 dpi.
Colors: yellow / amber.
UV Resistance: relatively Low.
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Ullman Sails is committed to helping each customer get their boat sailing faster. Whether competing in handicap or one design keelboat racing, we understand that you want win. And we provide the tools to do just that.
Handicap Racing: Each Ullman Sails loft specializes in serving local fleet racing, so we understand the different handicap systems used in your region. We can answer your questions, help you understand the different systems and make sure your boat meets the requirements for PHRF or other local handicap racing.
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These sails are our world-class, blue water cruising sails designed to handle rugged offshore use. The features included as standard with these sails are a step above the industry norms for woven construction and provide a truly exceptional sail. We utilize the very latest in Challenge and Contender woven Dacron fabric matched specifically not only the type of sail, but the type of sailing you will do as well. This is critical as the design and construction of a given woven fabric of a particular weight may be very different should be weekend sailing or planning an extended trip to southern latitudes. The 3-Dimensional CAD/CAM elements are progressive and evolutionary as we continually refine and improve designs. Our attention to detail and finishing specifications is unparalleled in the industry are exactly what you have come to expect from Neil Pryde Sails. Your Neil Pryde agent will help you to navigate you through the myriad of fabrics/features narrowing down the range to the few that truly fit your needs and budget.
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HSX is designed to be the best woven sailcloth available. Designed without compromise, only the best high tenacity yarns are used in high sley constructions. The tightness of the weave coupled with a new and unique finishing system delivers performance, durability and control.
HSX is available in weights ranging from 4oz to 9oz and in a variety of constructions that include balanced, low aspect and high aspect styles. All styles are now finished using a unique UV inhibitor.
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The ranges Racing Regatta of sail making Elvstrom Sails is addressed to projects where no concession is made with the performance.
1/ Determination of the profile.
The immense experiment of the Elvstrom group and the fluidity of information circulating between our research departments in Europe (France, Denmark, Italy, Spain etc...) you guarantee answers tested on more the share of the supports sailing today.
Those want to be centered on the facility of control of the power, through in particular of the round attacks and full partners with fine falls making it possible to control the power easily.
2/ Stability of profile.
In an unstable environment, the sail is subjected to constant variations of pressure. It is thus important not to see these variations resulting in a dissipation of deformation energy of roving.
Exclusive technology Epex answers this waiting.
The sail is carried out starting from composite membranes associating films mylar and fibers selected according to the size and the program of the boat.
These membranes are produced to measure according to a process patented by Elvstrom Sails, ensuring a perfect linearity of the fibers, which radiate very precisely according to the orientation of the mechanical constraints undergone by the sail.
For the most demanding projects, Elvstrom Sails in addition developed a die of production of membranes top-of-the-range, Epex Technology, controlled and dedicated to the Elvstrom sails.
Epex caratérise in particular by a vacuum lamination extrème, ensuring an unequalled management of the glues and a scrupulous respect of the orientation of fibers. A weight ratio/maximum capacity.
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The large sail Elvstrom Sails completion "Club" are intended to the owners eager to practice the regatta between two week end of ballade, without having to change set of sails... Or more simply with those for which the performances are a decisive criterion even in cruising.
The rovings Cruising sandwich, made up essentially of polyester fibers, associated with films interns mylar and of protection taffeta on each face, answer perfectly this type of program. Since now more than ten years, they indeed offer a particularly efficient alternative in term of robustness, of longevity and of stability of profile, performance guarantees.
Equipped with a clear completion gray, these rovings in addition join perfectly the lines modern sailboats of fast cruising.
Presented here in traditional version lathing, the large sail Elvstrom Sails "Club" can in addition be declined in semi lathing (mainstrom) or integral lathing (e-batten).
The sails Elvstrom Sails Club completions in addition can, in option, to profit from technology Genesis EMT (Elvstrom Membrane Technology) Endurance or Platinium.
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Thanks to technologies EPEX and EMT (Elvstrom Technology Membranes) Endurance, you profit from cruising sails or race cruising getting:
- More course and of power.
- More comfort.
- More robustness.
The sail is indeed carried out starting from composite membranes associating films mylar, fibers (polyester or vectran according to the size of the boat) and taffeta of protection on each face.
These membranes are produced to measure according to a process patented by Elvstrom Sails, ensuring a perfect linearity of the fibers, which radiate very precisely according to the orientation of the mechanical constraints undergone by the sail.
The sail is consequently:
- Lighter, generating more comfort (reduction in the list, pitching, facilitated operations).
- Equipped with a profile appreciably more stable. By avoiding any dissipation of deformation energy of roving, all the power is restored with the boat.
Years of development around this technology make it possible from now on to place this technology at the disposal of all the navigators, since the yachtman (Epex Endurance Coastal completions) to the deep-sea navigator (Epex Endurance Offshore completions).
For the most demanding projects and the maximum ones or mega yachts, Elvstrom Sails in addition developed a die of production of membranes top-of-the-range, Epex Technologie, completely controlled and exclusively dedicated to the Elvstrom sails.
Epex caratérise in particular by a vacuum lamination extrème, ensuring an unequalled management of the glues and a scrupulous respect of the orientation of fibers.
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For boats 40' and under, the Pentex based paneled sails in tri-radial construction make a very cost efficient, high performing sails that meets the "recreational" requirements to get rating credit under PHRF and other rules. Tri-Radial sails are available in almost all fibers types: Vectran, Twaron, Technora, Carbon, Pentex, Polyester and Spectra. On tough to bond fibers such as Pentex and Spectra they fill a special need since the lamination pressure and quality are generally higher on rolled goods.
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FiberLay is a load-path reinforced sail that utilizes a light, stable base laminate material as a foundation for load bearing fibers arrayed from the corners of the sail. With 23 years of experience building yarn-bearing sails, Doyle Sailmakers provides a product with a long history of durability and performance.
The FiberLay is a crosscut membrane that is shaped and seamed before the application of the load bearing fibers. The high load yarns run from corner to the opposite side to assure a smooth transition from panel to panel, and with the fibers crossing the seams there is no chance of seam creep or distortion.
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A well made crosscut sail still represents one of the best values for many sailors. For racers who are willing to give up a bit of shape retention for durability, it can be a very good choice. Crosscut race mains and headsail are available in Dacron and Flex fabrics.
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Performance in one design racing is achieved not only from the right sails, but from the set up of the boat as well. Our goal is to provide our customers with the current tuning techniques and the fastest sails, as well as a level of service unmatched by any other sailmaker. To help our customers achieve their best performance, Doyle has assembled a group of experts to coordinate the sail development and service for one design classes. Doyle Sailmakers' John Baxter heads the Offshore One Design Division. He states, "This group is set up a bit differently than others. Instead of having one expert per class, we tackle the classes as a team."
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