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That's
not just a slogan. Just as with
every other piece of marine hardware,
whether it's paint or varnish,
anchor line, or electronic components,
the performance and longevity
of a sail depends on the quality
of the materials it's built from.
Sail fabric is available in all
grades, from the cheap (low-tenacity
polyester yarns, low-quality weaving
and resin finishing) to the great
(high-tenacity yarns, tight weave,
quality-controlled resin finishing).
We use only the more expensive,
high-quality fabrics; in the long
run, we consider the investment
to be worth it. Because we use
the best material, we are confident
that, given average use and reasonable
care, your new sail from Hong
Kong Sailmakers should give you
a full 10
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Because there are so many different
kinds and sizes of cruising boats,
we carry a range of fabrics, each
designed specifically to address
the needs of a specific type of
sail. Whether your boat has a
low-aspect or high-aspect sailplan,
or you prefer a crosscut or a
radial cut sail, we have a fabric
construction and weight that is
correct for the job. Here's a
few of the fabrics we carry from
our two main suppliers:
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Performance
Cruise/High Modulus/High
Aspect
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Super
Cruise/Low Aspect/Radial
Wide
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oz., 7.3 oz., 8.3 oz., 9.3
oz., 10.3 oz. polyester;
.75oz. & 1.5 oz. nylon |
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4.9
oz., 5.9 oz., 6.9 oz., 7.9
oz., 8.9 oz., 9.9 oz., 10.9
oz., 11.9 oz., 13.9 oz.
polyester; .75 oz. &
1.5 oz. nylon |
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Because
we have over 20 years of experience
in building cruising sails, we've
built up a knowledge base of successful
sail designs. A big part of our
success has been the ability of
our sail designers to marry the
right fabric with the right design
- even with modern materials and
computerized sail design, balancing
sail design with sail fabric is
still somewhat of an art. That's
where our experience counts. |
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