I-Carbon just presented its new deck fillers, stanchion system, and an invisible cleat

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I-Carbon, the Italian-based company, just presented at the METS Trade Exhibition in Amsterdam, a world preview of its new deck fillers, stanchion system, and a unique invisible cleat.

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The brand new I-carbon deck fillers are unique in their design, with an asymmetric handle that gives them a more technical and racier ‘automotive’ look. They are easy to open and close, safe in every sailing condition, and strong because they are made of marine-grade aluminium or AISI316L stainless steel.

Stanchion systems

The I-Carbon stanchion system consists of 3 types: fixed stanchions (to be permanently installed on board), removable stanchions with a quick lock coupling system and removable stanchions with a bayonet coupling system. These stanchions are made of carbon fibre tubes and AISI316L stainless steel bottom end.

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  • Fixed type: it has a terminal with a threaded pin to be screwed directly into the deck. It can be fastened from below by means of a nut or it can be screwed onto a threaded counter plate prepared on the hull.
  • Removable “quick lock” type: it uses the I-Carbon quick connect fittings for the base on the deck and for the male plug that carries the carbon tube.
  • Removable “bayonet” type: it has a special deck socket to be mounted on the boat and a bayonet coupling device that engages with a 90° rotation.

The stanchions are available in 3 sizes, with tube diameters of 33 mm, 45 mm, 66 mm depending on the Client’s needs and their specific use onboard, considering also the dimensions of the boat and its regulations.

Retractable cleat

Another I-Carbon innovation is represented by a fully retractable cleat, which is mounted recessed and that goes flush with the deck/teak line making it totally invisible.

Among its many features, the most evident is the refined design, the fact that it requires no drainage, and that it can be fitted from the outside, without necessarily having to access the inside.

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