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The design and building Building a high-performance fast cruiser requires specificexperience and high-standard building techniques. From this
point of view, Rimar 44.3 could not have better bases: it can
rely, on the one hand, on Giovanni Ceccarelli’s undoubted skill
in designing high-performance hulls, on the other hand, on the
30-year-long experience of a shipyard able to bring to life the
best cutting-edge products. This is evident at first glance: the
purity of hull line goes with the very lean and almost upright
bow, as well as the elegant yet unostentatious deckhouse. Added
to this, the speed and capacity of acceleration of this cruiser
are revealed by its modern appendix, reduced wetted surface
and remarkable length on the waterline. Great care has been
devoted to load centring in order to have a balanced boat which
rides flat. The large and comfortable cockpit equipped with
ergonomic teak-covered seats, the steering wheel with instrument console on the wheelbox, the rationally displayed manoeuvre
devices and the well-dimensioned above deck equipment
contribute to navigation pleasure and enjoyment of relax
moments.
Every single detail of Rimar 44.3 has been designed and built
so that it could last long and offer excellent performance. The
hull topside and the main deck are made of vacuum bonded
termanto sandwich with specific reinforcement in heavily stressed
areas. The outer lamination is stratified with vynil ester resin
while the inner structure consists of a fibreglass “spider” welded
to the hull during its manufacturing. The bulkheads and inside
structural elements are welded to the hull and form with it a
single body, thus enhancing strength. Struttura a “Ragno” “Spider” structure >
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