Name: Paire de flaps inox 75x23cm
Brand: Douglas marine

-€59.66

Douglas Marine Standard Series Flaps are made of stainless steel and feature a special hinge for 180° rotation. Designed for most boats, they will ensure your boat's stability.

Shown here in 75 x 23 cm, these Douglas Marine Standard Series Flaps are designed for boats from 6.5 to 7.5 m, but are also available in other sizes.

Flaps sold in pairs, without jacks or control panel.

Douglas marine - Paire de flaps inox 75x23cm

Description

Designed in stainless steel, these Standard Douglas Marine Flaps are ideal for speedboats, open hulls and RIBs. Delivered pre-drilled, these Flaps will accommodate most jacks on the market, whether manual, electric or hydraulic.

Douglas Marine Standard Series Flaps are compatible with the following cylinders or complete kits (non-exhaustive list):


	Standard Series Flaps features Douglas Marine Standard Series Flaps are 2.5 mm thick. They feature a special hinge with full articulation. Regardless of the type of actuator used, the Flap can pivot freely through 180°, effortlessly and without breaking. These Douglas Marine Flaps provide excellent stability for the boat, while enabling rapid planing and improved trim when sailing. The fuel savings achieved with this type of boat equipment are significant. Features : 180° hinge Width: 75 cm Standard depth: 23 cm For boats from 6.5 to 7.5 meters Screw-mounted on transom Compatible with manual, electromechanical and hydraulic cylinders

HOW DO FLAPS WORK? Firstly, to use a Flaps kit, you'll need a waterproof Flaps control panel switch (sold separately). The articulated actuator (sold separately) allows you to lower the stabilizer plate (stainless steel shovel) by pressing the control button on the switch. The Flaps can be tilted separately to correct heeling in swell conditions, for example, and at the same time to correct trim when sailing and prevent the boat's nose from rising or consuming more fuel than necessary. Flaps provide a perfect power/consumption/boat speed ratio. Want to know more about Flaps? Follow our guide!