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Majoni

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Ref. ALM-KNT-201 WHITE

This Majoni cylindrical fender, all white, is designed for boat protection. Featuring two rings, it offers versatile attachment. Its robust design is suitable for coastal and offshore navigation requirements, ensuring effective shock absorption during maneuvers or at anchor. An essential equipment for hull safety.

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Pare-battage cylindrique blanc / 2 anneaux blancs Ø120 x L450mm
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ALM-KNT-201 WHITE
Description

MAJONI - Cylindrical White Fender - Reliable Protection for Your Hull

The Majoni cylindrical fender offers technical characteristics adapted to the protection of your vessel. With a diameter of 120mm and a length of 450mm, it is designed to absorb shocks and prevent damage during docking, maneuvers, or at anchor. Its white color and two white rings discreetly integrate with your boat's aesthetics.

Ideal for coastal and offshore navigation, it ensures effective and durable protection of your hull against chafing and impacts. Its weight of 0.6 kg facilitates handling and installation.

Robust Design and Simplified Installation

This fender is designed for intensive use in a marine environment, ensuring increased longevity and consistent performance.

  • Performance : Effective protection against shocks and chafing.
  • Design : Cylindrical shape with two rings for versatile attachment.
  • Specificity : Discreet white color, suitable for all types of boats.

KEY POINTS:

  • Optimal hull protection.
  • Two attachment points for secure fastening.
  • Compact cylindrical design.

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