All Market Intelligence articles – Page 72
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryHelix-P hydraulic boat lift
Sunstream’s Helix-P hydraulic boat lift utilises DC packs of 6hp or 12hp, allowing the product to operate on 6A/110V or 3A/220V household current rather than the traditional high voltage power feed.
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LightingLumitec Illusion Down Light
lumiteclighting.com Sleek and stylish with an ultra-thin bezel-free design, Lumitec’s Illusion Down Light has a chemically hardened wafer-thin glass with a shorter mounting depth. A unique coating process allows the bezel-free face of the light to adapt to any surface with endless possibilities in appearance. A butterfly ...
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NavigationVolvo Penta’s Glass Cockpit 9000 series
volvopenta.com Volvo Penta’s next generation of its popular Glass Cockpit System is built around the new Garmin GPSMAP 9000 series touch-screen display. Featuring widescreen 4K resolution and response times said to be 7x faster than previous versions, the new system – available with single or multiple displays ...
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NavigationRaymarine Alpha Series displays
Raymarine’s Alpha Series displays come in a choice of 7in or 9in screen sizes, blending touchscreen convenience with a fully customisable dashboard.
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Outboard enginesMOLABO launches ARIES R50
Molabo is launching what it claims is the first 48V Outboard Delivering 50kW of continuous power.
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DeckingMarine sandwich panels from Avient
Avient Corp’s Hammerhead composite panels are half the weight of comparable plywood fittings, while strong enough to be used in transoms and stringers.
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NavigationGarmin’s next generation Echomap
New unit uses Garmin’s Rapid Return technology to transmit pulses
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Onboard entertainmentMolabo to launch new electric outboard at METSTRADE
New R50 developed in collaboration with iYacht
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryNew wave inflatable technology
Dutch start-up Shapewave is set to revolutionise the world of inflatable boats, watercraft and accessories with a new manufacturing solution
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Marine ElectronicsMarine tech features in TIME magazine’s ‘best inventions’ 2023
Boating proves it has its fair share of cutting edge tech
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Battery TechnologiesMore efficient EV battery recycling
A UK research team has developed a new approach to EV battery recycling that it says is more efficient, less expensive and more environmentally sustainable
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USAHow Sea-Doo reinvented the pontoon boat
Sea-Doo’s pontoon boat line grows to meet buyer demand for more seating and amenities
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USASeating: It’s all about creature comforts
Automotive-inspired features like seat cushion and backrest heating and cooling, along with suspension systems to soften the ride, provide an opportunity for differentiation in a competitive market
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USAAn avalanche of ingenuity from US equipment manufacturers
A return to a more normalised boat market has driven innovation in the equipment sector, as boatbuilders increasingly look for means to differentiate in a more competitive market
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Galley equipmentNew recipes mix size and compatibility
Energy management has become key for galley equipment manufacturers in an increasingly electrified onboard environment
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Deck hardwareMechanical equipment: The floodgates open on innovation
After two or three years of relative quiet, a more competitive boat market is driving a surge of innovation among manufacturers of mechanical equipment
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DeckingForm and function
For two US decking manufacturers, the best OEM design influences come from what’s hot in the aftermarket
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SpainDespite market cooling, Spanish industry remains optimistic for 2024
With the market returning to pre-Covid levels, Spain’s legion of niche builders are still managing to carve out sales
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SpainConfidence holds as big boat sector proves resilient
While Spanish boat registrations have increased year-on-year in the first eight months of 2023, many local dealers say the looming economic downturn in Europe could lower the demand for smaller craft. However, demand for mid- and large-sized boats is likely to remain strong.
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ElectrificationElectric boating on a roll, but significant hurdles remain for boatbuilding sector
While exact figures are unavailable, an estimated 30,000 electric vessels are already present on Dutch waters – and the mood these days is jubilant
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