Mainsail
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Basic equipment inland / coast
- high quality Dacron canvas from Dimension Polyant (German manufacturer) or Contender (Dutch manufacturer)
- generously dimensioned reinforcements
- doubled cloth along the batten pockets
- Reef points with strong reinforcements
- Stainless steel eyelets / thimbles
- Aluminum headboard
- Cunninghamthimble
- Leech trim line with clamcleat
- Triple or zigzag seams, single or double (defined by the sail designer depending on the load)
- tell-tales
- suitable mast slider or luff rope
- Luff reinforced with an additional strip of cloth
- short standard battens
- Batten pocket end pieces made of plastic
- Batten pocket closure with Velcro on the inside
- Diamond-shaped reinforcements on the batten ends
- modern sail bag with net below
Optional
- Fullbatten
- Reffs
- windows
- Class mark / logo
- Sailnumbers
- higher quality canvas
- Advertising on the sail
- Trim strips / profile strips
- Mastcars from different manufacturers, e.g. Ronstan Ballslide (ball bearing), Rutgerson Mastcars
- Batten tensioners e.g. from Ronstan
- overhead leech trim line
- Aluminium Clamcleats
- Foot trim line
- Sailcut bi-radial or tri-radial
- Reefing blocks e.g. from Rutgerson or Antal
a headsail
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Basic equipment inland / coast
- high quality Dacron canvas from Dimension Polyant (Germany) or Contender (Holland)
- generously dimensioned reinforcements
- Stainless steel eyelets & tell tales
- Leech trim line with clamcleat
- Triple or zigzag seams, single or double
- Luff with leech rope or plastic hanks
- Luff reinforced with additional cloth strips
- modern sail bag with net at the bottom
==> The UV protection shown in these photos is an optional extra.
Optional
- windows
- Foam strips in the luff (for furling systems)
- UV protection in the leech and leech (for furling systems), material: masacril or Sunbrella
- higher quality canvas
- Advertising on the sail
- Aluminium Clamcleats
- foot trim line
- Cut biradial or triradial
- Trim strips / profile strips
Offshore / blue water equipment
Offshore / blue water equipment for mainsail and headsail (for ships from 30 feet) in addition to the basic equipment the following features
- many additional doublings and reinforcements
- extra large corner reinforcements
- Rutgerson stainless steel press rings or stainless steel rings reinforced with hand-sewn webbing
- 2 or 3 rows of zigzag stitching (defined by sail designer depending on load) with UV yarn
- low-stretch Dyneema woven tape
- Overhead leech trim line (for larger sails)
- Aluminum Clamcleats (sewn by hand)
- Dyneema reinforcements in exposed areas
- low-stretch Vectran trim lines
- Sail batten pockets and closures in an extremely stable and resilient design
- Webbing embedded fittings in luff area
- 2 trim stripes for better visibility of the sail profile
- Rutgerson aluminum headboard for mainsail
Material
HydraNet or HydraNet Radial by Dimension Polyant (German manufacturer) or Fibercon Pro Hybrid by Contender (Dutch manufacturer)
Optional
Mastcar / roller slide systems from various manufacturers, e.g. Ronstan Ballslide (ball bearings) or Rutgerson mastcars, batten tensioners, reefing blocks e.g. from Rutgerson or Antal, reflective profile strips, etc.
Gennaker / Spinnaker
- high-quality spinnaker cloths from Contender (market leader for spinnaker cloths, Dutch manufacturer)
- generous reinforcements at the corners and leeches
- Labeling of the corners for easy handling on board
- Stainless steel rings at the corners, edged with webbing
- triradial cut
- modern sail bag
- Starboard and port markings with green and red stripes on the leashes for easy handling
- for larger sails, a combination of different fabric qualities (lighter fabric in the middle, stronger fabric in the corners and leech)
- low-priced in standard colors, individual design possible at extra charge
- Loose setting or setting with a snuffer spisock – alternatively roll gennaker for use with furler with special reinforcements of the corners and leech
traditional sail
- special white or tanned Dacron cloths or classic canvas natural cloths from various European manufacturers (Dimension Polyant, Contender, Heatcoat, British Millerain)
- Vertical, horizontal or miter cut
- Generous reinforcements with leather or Dyneema webbing in exposed areas
- 70cm wide lanes
- low-stretch steel or dyneema lines in the luff
- brass hanks
- Aft and foot trim lines