A propeller nut is a specialized fastener used to secure the propeller to the propeller shaft on a boat. This nut is crucial for ensuring the propeller remains attached to the shaft during operation, providing a secure connection that is critical for the propulsion system's functionality and safety.
1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT Any system must be completed, which is why choosing a high-quality endgame for a propeller shaft is a task that should be treated with pedantry. The Hollex endgame is made of bronze and will best serve you for many years. Purchase only quality products.
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€ 32,28
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT The most reliable final element of the propeller shaft. This terminal is made of C45 sea steel. This material will last for many years, is not susceptible to corrosion and other troubles that may arise with metals with salty water. The best products for your yacht.
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€ 20,03
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT This propeller shaft tip is equipped with a zinc anode, and it itself is made of brass. The best protection for your propeller shaft that does not give in to corrosion. It will last a very long time and will not cause any problems. The best solutions for your vessel.
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€ 47,52
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT Zinc anode to protect your propeller shaft. If the vessel is used mainly in salt water, this will be the best means to keep the propeller shaft intact. Take care of your yacht.
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€ 11,15
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1-2 weeks delivery time Price incl. 19% VAT These anodes sit very well on the shaft even if they have already eroded. The mount is mounted in both halves of the anode, which ensures its easy installation on the shaft.
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€ 14,05
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Propeller nuts are typically made from durable materials like bronze or stainless steel to withstand the harsh marine environment and prevent corrosion. They often come with a locking mechanism, such as a cotter pin or lock washer, to prevent the nut from loosening under the vibrations and rotational forces of the propeller. This component is used in various boats, from small recreational vessels to larger commercial ships.