Product Description

The Xquip yacht ladder is designed to be safe, robust, lightweight, and foldable for easy storage. It is fully manufactured from carbon fiber and is available in matt, clearcoat finish, or painted in any desired color. Optional accessories include padded storage bags and wall mounts for neat storage.

Design and Dimensions

The ladder features multiple views for clarity: front, side, isometric, top, and bottom views. Key dimensions include a folded thickness of 210 mm, folded width of 766 mm, and folded length of 1326 mm. The deck fitting and support arm dimensions are also specified, with a deck socket diameter of 48 mm designed for glue installation.

Materials

• Carbon Fiber (main ladder structure)
• AISI 316 Stainless Steel (mirror polished fittings)
• Other materials referenced for fittings and components include Stainless Steel 316L, CuAl, Aluminium, POM, Natural Rubber, PVC, PU coated foam, and Neoprene.

Features

• Step options include clear coat carbon fiber, non-skid surface, and teak.
• Anti-rotation X-Socket fitting (part number 20000001315) ensures secure installation.
• Star knob fitting is annotated for easy identification.

Technical Drawing and Documentation Guidelines

• At least two orthogonal views plus one isometric view must be included in technical drawings.
• Main and critical dimensions relevant to customers (such as installation size, fitting, socket) must be clearly indicated.
• If a fitting corresponds to a single socket, the socket and its part number should be displayed in a dedicated box at the bottom right of the drawing.
• Images should preferably be high-quality photos or product renderings, compressed to 460x280 pixels and not exceeding 60 KB to avoid file size inflation in SolidWorks.
• Title blocks automatically pull part names and materials for parts; assemblies require manual input of main materials.
• Product descriptions must be in English and concise; they can be refined later by the marketing team.
• Sales leaflets must be saved as PDFs with the prefix "Xquip" in the filename and stored in the designated NAS directory.
• All documentation must be in English and exclude sensitive information to prevent competitive exposure.

Best Practices and Recommendations

• Use standardized material names as listed to maintain consistency.
• Consult sales if uncertain about including specific information to avoid sharing sensitive data.
• Ensure all drawings and leaflets comply with the formatting and naming conventions described.