Metstrade Amsterdam

Naval Tecno Sud at Mets with a revolutionary product

The Mets Trade 2024 is just a few days away, and Naval Tecno Sud, the leading manufacturer of boat stands, can’t wait for the doors to open at the world’s largest marine accessories trade show to unveil its latest creation to the public.

It is called “Adjustable heel for the keel,” and it is a as simple yet ingenious, double telescoping adjustable heel. An essential tool, capable of supporting boats even for long periods, in total safety and without “stressing” the structure.

Adjustable Heel for the Keel is available in various heights and features telescopic supports and adjustment screws, making it an ideal solution for motorboats and extended maintenance tasks, such as restoring hulls damaged by osmosis. This stand can also be manufactured with a fixed load capacity, such as the TON 40/40, TON 60/60, and TON 100/100 versions.

After all, Naval Tecno Sud is well-known for having succeeded in making simple, fast and effective the operation of notching boats, a result achieved thanks to the introduction of some special features that make their product recognizable and the care of the achievements obvious.

Let us mention, for example, the introduction of the handles on the telescopes or the plate and handle that, applied on the adjustment screw, on the one hand prevent the cap from turning and on the other make this adjustment opration extremely fast.

In short, while working on a seemingly basic accessory, Naval Tecno Sud always manages to demonstrate an above-average level of engineering and attention to detail, all the more reason to go and discover their new gem at Mets Trade in Amsterdam.

Luca D'Ambrosio

Editor-in-chief, boat tester and journalist. Luca began sailing at an early age with his father then as an adult discovered sailing regattas and offshore racing. He has been working in publishing for more than 30 years and continues to sail incessantly, especially aboard the editorial staff's boat, an old lady of the seas that he has completely rebuilt and which serves excellently as a "mobile laboratory" for The International Yachting Media.

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