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Designed exclusively for catamarans, Tenderlift lifting platforms are a simple way to store your tender, add a swim platform or extend deck space.

Available in 40 standard designs and sizes to fit a vast range of production vessels, Tenderlift hydraulic Swimming Terrace/Lifting Platforms can also be custom-built for individual vessels. Ultralight carbon models are also available. Built from epoxy thermo-lacquered 6060T6 aluminium with iroko

timber planking and stainless steel and bronze fittings, platforms are delivered with everything required for installation, which is quick and easy either in or out of the water.

Operation is simple, using the supplied remote control.

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FIND IT @ www.tenderlift.net www.sopac.co.nz

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