We have just been accredited as a Carbon Neutral company and have offset all our carbon footprint. We are committed to improving the environment, the planet we live on and have a program to reduce our carbon emissions by at lease 5% per year. This will be achieved by reducing our energy consumption, reducing waste, and investing in cleaner technology etc. We currently offset our carbon footprint in 2 major projects, a major wind farm in India consisting of 30 wind turbines and habitat conservation in Brazil which helps to protect several species living in the rain forest. For more information about our accreditation or our goals for the future please contact pbotterill@clamcleat.com.
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Designed for ropes from 1-3mm this lightweight ultra small Nylon cleat can be used with a strip or bar shackle, carbine hook or rope. The cleat is only 37mm in length and weighs just 5 grm and has a holding power of up to 50kgs with its unique 4 tooth Clamcleat® design. The cleat is very easy to load, available in black CL282 and is ideal for tie-downs, dinghy and canoe control lines, sunshades and adjustable tensioners
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Amazing new addition to our METS trade show stand in Amsterdam from 15-17 November stand no. 02.531
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IMATS, our sister contract moulding and assembly company in Costa Rica, has now moved into its new building and is fully operational. The state of the art 3,000m² facility in Cartago was completed ahead of schedule. This includes 2600m² of production floor space, 400m² of offices space, a pit type loading dock and a floor level loading ramp. The new premises are within the existing business park and has a new international phone number.
Tel: (506) 4001 9710
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Work has just finished on expanding the warehouse facility at Clamcleats Ltd which has increased our footprint by 20%.
We have now increased our storage capacity and released space within our Main Building. This has enabled us to enlarge our production area by 25%, in order to manage new contracts.
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The BayRaider Expedition is a 6.05m trailer sailor from Swallow Yachts which is using the CL211MK1AN cleats and CL814 keepers for reefing the main etc. The keeper ensures the line is kept in the teeth of the cleat, as they are attached on to the side of the boom and can be used with 3-6mm reefing lines.
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During a recent visit to the Southampton International Boat Show the Solaris Power 40 caught our eye with its distinctive centre support hard top and stylish removable sun shade system. The Carbon pole used in the removable sun shade system incorporates our CL203 nylon cleat for safe, easy and quick tensioning of the sun canopy.
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Aero cleat CL826-11 used as a horse on the mainsheet of a Hartley Boats Blaze dinghy at the Southampton Boat Show.
This design is not standard for Hartley Boats but developed by one of the staff on his own boat
Great concept
https://www.clamcleat.com/aero-cleat-with-cl211-mk2.html
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The Titanium thimbles are 100% stronger than Aluminium and completely corrosion resistant. They have greater wear resistance, plus significantly less friction between the rope and the thimble, compared with conventional Aluminium thimbles.
We offer 4 sizes
Size 1 - PT5107 for 3-4mm rope, SWL of 400kgs, weight of only 2gms
Size 2 - PT5110 for 5-6mm rope, SWL of 800kgs, weight of only 4.5gms
Size 3 - PT5115 for 7-8mm rope, SWL of 1500kgs, weight of only 14gms
Size 4 - PT5120 for 12-13mm rope, SWL of 3000kgs, weight of only 32gms
Truly a product that will last a lifetime
Video see below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmJ_ln9Q6lw
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The Australian pair of Tess Lloyd and Dervla Duggan only teamed up in early 2022, with the goal to represent Australia in the 49erFX class at the Paris 2024 Olympics. They are currently preparing for the worlds in Nova Scotia, Canada in early September and will then be heading back to Australia for a full summer of training. "We love the reliability of all of the Clamcleat Ltd products we have onboard which allows us to compete at the highest level" explains Tess.
We will be checking in with them over the next 2 years on their progress towards their ultimate goal of being at the Paris Olympics in 2024.
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