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Vector fins™ features: Up to 50% more efficient than flat fins. Up to 55% less side effects than flat fins. Advanced hydrodynamic fin design. 20% - 50% less resistance than other fins, results in virtually no loss of speed and thereby ...
... the leader in stabilization, now available for your yacht. Waveless STAB is the new generation of electric fin stabilizers: fast, ultra compact, low noise, low power absorption, top quality. For yacht ...
CMC Marine
... the leader in stabilization, now available for your yacht. Waveless STAB is the new generation of electric fin stabilizers: fast, ultra compact, low noise, low power absorption, top quality. For yacht ...
CMC Marine
... installation on yachts as small as 40ft LOA. The technology of superyachts, the experience and quality of CMC Marine, the leader in stabilization, now available for your yacht. Waveless STAB is the ...
CMC Marine
Rated Speed8000 RPM Angular Momentum150 Nms Torque600 Nm Spool Up time to rated RPM14.7 min Spool Up Time to stabilization12.1 min Power Output150 Watt Input Voltage (DC)12 V Noise Output<70 db Weight48.12 kg Dimensions (L x ...
Rated Speed6000 RPM Angular Momentum1000 Nms Torque3694 Nm Spool Up time to rated RPM22.6 min Spool Up Time to stabilization16.2 min Power Output600 Watt Input Voltage (DC)12 V Noise Output<70 db Weight165 kg Dimensions (L x ...
Retractable fin stabilizers are the solution for vessels, such as ferries, cruise ships and yachts. The minimal fin-size of the retractable stabilizers is 3 m², for vessels with a ...
A stabilizer hull unit is the energy transfer device in Quantum’s rotor stabilizer systems. The hull unit is installed in the turn of the bilge with its main shaft penetrating through the vessel’s hull ...
Quantum Marine Engineering
... powered by our user friendly new TRACLink control system. The eTRAC Electric Stabilizer offers an AC electric alternative to hydraulic stabilizers. TRAC’s electric stabilizer actuators ...
ABT TRAC
... engineers are constantly adding to the features of its products and the DSP5000 Wave Smart Stabilizer series is a giant step forward for digital roll fin stabilizer systems. The new DSP500 uses a new ...
Wesmar
The RotorSwing yacht stabilizer has been developed by RotorSwing Holland. The system workings are based on the Magnus effect, and are suitable for yachts up to 35 meters in length. ...
RotorSwing Holland B.V.
Flat is the only motorized gimbal stabilizer in the world: it keeps the cooktop horizontal with heeling angle up to 25° (30°- 35° optional). Its compact design e the flush-mount installation make it easily embeddable ...
Balance Srl
The VEEM Gyro 120SD is the most advanced and powerful stabilizer available for smaller super yachts and small commercial work boats. As a single unit installation, it is suitable for vessels with displacement ...
VEEM Propellers
... marine stabilizer system compared to any first generation yacht stabilizer. Other stabilization products provide some degree of “roll dampening,” but the ABT•TRAC marine stabilizer ...
... does not operate at maximum efficiency and over a long course, steers a zigzag track. With the advanced NAIAD active roll stabilizer system, a vessel steers a nearly straight course, often actually improving fuel economy. Install ...
NAIAD DYNAMICS
How to choose this product
A yacht stabilizer system consists of equipment designed to reduce the vessel's rolling.
Applications
Today, almost every luxury yacht features such a system. NauticExpo defines yachts as craft over 15 meters long.
Technologies
A stabilizer functions in one of two ways:
- The fin system uses a horizontal blade extending perpendicularly from the hull. A computer adjusts its position in response to vessel motion, the hydrodynamic effect countering rolling. Most can be retracted when not needed, for example once the boat reaches a certain speed.
- The Magnus effect system uses a rotating tube oriented perpendicularly to the hull. The tube's rotations damp rolling by creating a Magnus effect, a pressure difference between the upper and lower parts of the tube, much like imparting topspin to a tennis ball.
Stabilizers are usually driven by an electric or hydraulic motor. Energy consumption is high, requiring use of a generator set.
How to choose
The yacht's architecture and especially its weight will govern choice of system.
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