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Dutch Carbon Yachts

Trimaran motor and sailing Yachts

Winter 2016
DCY TRIMARAN
Speed:

low drag due to small surfaces touching the water, few knots of wind speed needed to start sailing single handed

20 knots max speed at any wind speed designed for comfort and confidence

more width ensures stable position of sail and hull for full use of wind and hydrologic hull design

Safety

bad weather can be avoided by sailing away in comfort to the nearest harbour in low or high winds

capsizing limits practically beyond reach due to design yet responsive sailing at light weather

Unique level of Comfort

more width and stability creates a stable platform for living quarters, limited depth allows for shallow waters
exploration

modern trimaran design allows for a wide and high luxury living area with full view around the horizon

standard bow thruster allows for easy manoeuvring in harbours singlehandedly


SAIL AND MOTOR
Single design, double the use

motor and sail versions based on the same hull design and equal serviceable
parts, reduced cost of maintenance and service.

electric or diesel engines available, hull design needs a single engine only, less
maintenance

new design allows for large and comfortable living area, traveling family and long
distances

New yet proven (Neel 45 , 13,5 Idylle Frers design for Beneteau charter) concept
that interests consumers and is ready to meet the tough demands of charter use
Classification A build
Trilogy 40 Trinergy 40:
LOA= 11.98 m
Bmax= 7,30 m
Displ= 4900 kg LOA= 11.98 m
Sail area upwind= 75 m2 Bmax= 5,40 m
Sail area downwind= 112 m2 Displ= 7400 kg
TEAM DUTCH CARBON
Andrej Justin with his contacts will design the boat using input of
his connections in the professional racing world. Together with
Arjen he will create the detailed drawings of the structural parts
and will supervise the production process set-up on site.

Arjen Koorevaar, the Professor of Infusion at Polyworx BV, is the brains behind
the Carbon Infusion Moulding Technology that was used to build the D-Future.

Eric van Duyn manages sales through modern communications (internet sites, forum groups,
social networking) assisted by Frank Rentier. On top of that he will connect to suppliers and find
partners for various developments needed for building and maintaining the yachts.

The Rotterdam office, led by Alfred Dijs, will take care of the administration, contracts and
function as a base for potential customers to meet.

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