Multihull/Extreme Boats from 26 to 33 ft. Up to 35 sq metres
	Racer/Cruiser Boats from 26 to 40ft. Up to 46sq metres
	Cruiser Boats from 26 to 43ft. Up to 55sq metres

The 4000 version of the Sailman concept proves that it is possible to have a well thought out efficient and highly engineered in-mast system that is also affordable.

Sailman 4000's pedigree guarantees that it is easy to install, use and maintain. It is ideal for most modern internal track masts on boats up to 43ft (13m) and comprises; low friction mast sliders, robust batten boxes and a range of specially designed battens.

IN-MAST
SLIDERS
Sailman sliders are available with a variety of interchangeable slugs designed to run in most modern masts. All moulded parts utilise the latest plastic technology to combine low friction operation, durability and strength. In addition all slugs benefit from a stainless steel plate inserted during the moulding process.

BATTENS
These battens have been specifically designed to maximise the performance of the Sailman system. Available in a logical progression of stiffness they enable your Sailmaker to select precisely the right batten profile for your sail’s design shape. Used with the Sailman batten box adjustment system they allow accurate control of sail shape / camber.

Designed specifically for full battened sails.

Larger sizes feature a unique profile to maximise stiffness and are manufactured from tough vinylester.

Super smooth finish to prevent splintering.

High stiffness/weight ratio.

Logical and sequential stiffness options based on common
30mm width.

BATTEN BOXES
Sailman batten boxes are easy to attach to a sail and connect to the mast slide using a unique quick release system that makes removing the sail from the mast an easy, single handed operation. The box rotates and lays flat on the boom when the sail is lowered. A range of batten covers accommodate most types of batten.When used in conjunction with Sailman or other 30mm wide battens, full tension adjustment is also provided.

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