Motor Boat & Yachting

SLEIPNER ELECTRIC FIN STABILISERS

After years of resisting calls to develop an electric version of its popular hydraulic Vector stabilising fins, Sleipner has finally bowed to pressure from boatbuilders and revealed a brand new range of all-electric fins.

Over four years in development and featuring a number of new innovations to maximise the efficiency, quietness and safety of both the actuators and the fins, Sleipner is confident that its latest offering will not only match the performance of its existing hydraulically driven fins but also outperform its electrically driven competitors.

Speaking to Sleipner CEO, Ronny Skauen, said that it had taken this long to develop the new system because of his determination to ensure the same high levels of safety

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