Cowl ventilator TRAMON
| Supplier | Vetus | ||||||||
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| Ocean Planet Ref | TRAMON | ||||||||
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| List Price | £45.00 | ||||||||
Silicone rubber is an inorganic synthetic material. While silicone rubber looks and feels like organic rubber, it has acompletely different structure to other elastomers. This structure gives silicone rubber a very flexible feel as well as providing a material that has very small changes in dynamic characteristics over a wide range of temperatures. Silicone has a typical service temperature range between –100 °C and +200 °C. Silicone rubber has many excellent mechanical qualities, but it’s greatest advantage is that it will not discolour in UV light. The ring nuts and mating deck flanges are made of hard plastic The cowl ventilators can revolve and are removable. No tools are required, the ring nut can be loosened easily by hand. A Monel mosquito screen and a stainless steel (AISI 316) cover plate to close off the cowl ventilator, can be supplied as an option.
In brief: Excellent resistance to: High temperatures Ozone UV light Moisture Fungal discolouration
VentilationFounded in 1964, VETUS sets the global standard in the design and manufacturing of complete onboard boat systems—including engines, generators, bow thrusters and control panels—for recreational and small commercial vessels. VETUS prides itself on innovation and engineers the majority of its 4,000+ product lineup in-house. The company’s commitment to quality, reliability, and delivering a superior customer experience has earned the trust of boaters, yacht builders, and marine training establishments all over the world.
VETUS has its headquarters in the Netherlands, with subsidiaries in 17 other countries and an unparalleled worldwide distribution and service network.
