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AXXON Book

AXXON Book
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AXXON Book

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Weight Considerations: Carbon masts offer significant weight savings, improving the center of gravity, reducing pitching and heeling, and enhancing performance and comfort. Optimal weight reduction is achieved using pre-preg material cured in an autoclave.
Windage: Carbon materials allow for reduced weight and stiffness, enabling smaller section dimensions and reducing windage, which is crucial for aerodynamics in sailing.
Stiffness: Carbon masts are stiffer than aluminum, reducing pumping and maintaining a tighter head stay, which improves sail efficiency.
Company Overview: Axxon has over 30 years of experience in carbon mast manufacturing, focusing on quality and performance with advanced technologies like pre-preg carbon, autoclave curing, and female tooling processes.
Axxon Masts: Axxon produces labor-intensive carbon masts with components like mast heads and sheave boxes made from carbon, finished without fairing to save weight.
Technical Details: Choosing a carbon mast involves considering composite modulus, tube section, manufacturing process, mast and rigging geometry, and hardware, affecting mast weight by 20% to 50%.
Composite Modulus: Axxon uses fibers with different moduli (240 GPa, 392 GPa, 455 GPa). Higher modulus allows for less material use, resulting in lighter masts.
Tube Section: Mast stiffness depends on composite modulus and tube inertia, balancing section size, wall thickness, and fiber modulus.
Manufacturing Process: Axxon uses a female tooling process with pre-impregnated carbon fibers, resulting in a smooth finish without filler or fairing.
Mast and Rig Geometry: Geometry affects fiber quantity and orientation, optimizing spreader and rigging locations to keep the center of gravity low.
Hardware: Carbon hardware is used to reduce weight aloft, improving stability and reducing pitching moments.
Rigging: Axxon optimizes rigging using materials like Nitronic 50 to minimize size and weight, with aesthetic considerations for turnbuckles.
Conclusion: Carbon masts vary significantly based on material quality, manufacturing process, and hardware, with potential weight savings up to 30% between manufacturers.
Specifications and Facilities: The Axxon Factory covers 5300 m², including a 950 m² air-conditioned lamination room and 500 m² of office space, employing 100 people. It features a 50 m autoclave, painting booth, and advanced technology like a laser cutting machine.
Technological Advancements: Thin Carbon Layer Technology allows for significant weight savings and reduced mast section and windage, making Axxon's masts highly competitive.
Product Features: Axxon offers carbon masts, mast heads, spreader attachments, and rigging components, optimized for weight and performance, with options for electric and hydraulic drives.
Achievements: Axxon masts have achieved first-place finishes in prestigious races, highlighting their performance and reliability.
Clientele: Axxon serves renowned yacht manufacturers like Beneteau, Jeanneau, and Nautor's Swan, underscoring their trust and reputation in the marine industry.
Contact Information: Axxon Composites is located in Brasov, Romania. Inquiries can be made via phone or through their website at www.axxoncomposites.com.
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More comfort Lighter More comfort Lighter Less Pumping Less pitching Less heeling

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First thing coming through your mind when you are talking about a carbon mast is obviously the weight saving, but besides that, the center of gravity is very critical. A lighter top mast head will induce less pitching and less heeling,which improves performance and comfort. The optimum weight saving can only be achieved by using pre-preg material cured in autoclave. Lorsque l’on évoque le mât carbone, l’avantage le plus connu est le gain de poids. Il faut également noter que la répartition du poids est également essentielle. En effet, plus le poids en tête est faible, moins il y a de gite et...

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Technical details Choosing a carbon mast is not an easy process as there are a lot of points to be considered. The main elements to consider are : the composite modulus (weight) the tube section (windage) the manufacturing process (weight and different finish) the mast and rigging geometry (weight, center of gravity (CG)) the hardware: mast head, spreaders, sheave boxes, rigging...(weight) The top management of Axxon have an experience for more than 30 years in carbon mast manufacturing and composite industry. These elements have a significant effect on the mast weight (which can vary from 20%...

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2. The tube section The stiffness of a mast depends on the composite modulus used in the manufacturing process (with an equal thickness and diameter, a rubber tube will be less rigid than a steel one), but also of the tube inertia, (at an equal weight, it's easier to bend a 50 mm tube than a 100 mm diameter tube). Therefore, the mast engineering is a compromise between the section size, the wall thickness and the fiber modulus, taking into account the loading in the various panels (distance between the deck and the spreaders). For boats of similar sizes, the weight and section will vary depending...

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Détails techniques Choisir un mât carbone n'est pas aisé car beaucoup de paramètres entrent en jeu. Les principaux éléments qui caractérisent un mât sont les suivants : le module du composite (poids) la section du tube (fardage) le procédé de fabrication (poids et finition différente) la géométrie du mât et du gréement (poids, centre de gravité (CG)) l'accastillage : capelage, barre de flèche, boite à réa, gréement...(poids) Le top management d'Axxon possède une expérience de plus de 30 ans dans la fabrication de mâts carbone et dans l'industrie du composite. Tous ces éléments peuvent faire varier...

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2. La section du tube La rigidité d'un mât dépend du module du composite utilisé (à épaisseur et à diamètre égal, un tube en caoutchouc sera moins raide qu'un tube en acier), mais aussi de l'inertie du mât (à poids égal, il est plus facile de fléchir un tube de 50 mm de diamètre qu'un tube de 100 mm de diamètre). Par conséquent, le calcul d'un mât est un compromis entre sa section, son épaisseur et le module de la fibre utilisée, tout en tenant compte des forces en présence dans chaque panneau (distance entre le pont et le premier étage de la barre de flèche ou distance entre deux étages de barres...

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AXXON FACTORY FIGURES Air-conditioned lamination room : 950 m2 Offices : 500 m2 Painting booth length : 50 m

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The laser cutting machine has leading technology, powerful cutting ability, fast cutting speed, precise and superior stability. Pre-preg carbon cutting machine

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The Thin Carbon Layer Technology offers even more performance. The new laminating techniques with thin pre-preg layers allow more weight saving and get the possibility to reduce mast section and windage at the same time. Lighter, more aerodynamic, our carbon masts are now even more competitive. Laminating room

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Ultrasound testing Pick up and truck for mast up to 50 m Open space Meeting rom

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Mast head - Seagul sheave box Carbon head stay - Spreader attachment

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Track - Jammers - Switch track Carbon goose neck - Steaming light with deck light on carbon bracket - Halyard tensioner

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Radar bracket Mast bases

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One shot cured furling mast Farr 64 furling mast stepping

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Max depth boom with rotating goose neck Canoe shape boom Canoe shape boom

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Furling V Boom - Electric Drive Furling V Boom - Hydraulic Drive

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Open wing Max depth boom

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Telescopic turnbuckle What is the point to get a carbon mast if you don't optimize the standing rigging? All the parts are weight optimized

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Y7 Michael Schmidt Yacht bau Y8DC Michael Schmidt Yacht bau

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AXXON SCORE BOARD 1st place at ROLEX PORTO CERVO 2015 - 2017 - 2018 RC1 - 2019 Mini Maxi R2 World Champion 1st place at COWES WEEK 2013 - 2014 - 2015 - 2016 - 2018 IRC 2, IRC 4, IRC 5 - 2019 IRC 2, IRC 4 1st place at FASTNET RACE 2019 - IRC 2, IRC 3, IRC Two-Handed, Class40 1st place at NORMANDY CHANNEL RACE 2016 - 2017 - 2018 - 2019 - Class 40 1st place at SNIM 2019 - IRC 1, IRC 3, IRC Solo, IRC Duo 1st place at SPI OUEST 2016 - IRC 1, IRC 2, IRC 3 and IRC double, 2017 - 2018 - 2019 IRC 2 (IRC B) 1st place at RORC CARIBBEAN 600 RACE 2016 - 2018 - 2019 - Class 40 1st place at ROUTE DU RHUM 2014...

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They have all chosen an Axxon carbon mast and it’s no coincidence ... Aston Harald M32 - Allures - Archambault - Arcona Yachts - Black Pepper - Beneteau - Brenta Catana - Comar Contest Yachts - C System - Dufour Yachts - Elan - Faurby Yachts - RM Fora Marine - Fountaine Pajot - Grand Soleil G-Force - HanseGroup - Ice - Independent Catamaran Infiniti Yachts - Italia Yachts - J Boats - JPK - JPS - Jeanneau Leonardo Yachts - Luffe Yachts MAT - McConaghy - Metur Yachts - Michael Schmidt Yachtbau - MMW More Boats Multimarine UK - Nautor's Swan - NEEL - Ofcet – Oyster - Outremer - O-Yachts - Pogo Structure...

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