Fully coated high definition optics provide bright, clear and crisp images edge-to-edge and the 50mm diameter objective lens allows visibility in low light conditions. Steiner Diamond-Marine-Coating enhances light transmission over the visible spectrum. Features an integrated, fluid-damped, HD-Stabilized and illuminated compass for the navigator.
These horizontal, fully automatic rope/chain windlasses from Maxwell have been designed to meet the demands for use on larger vessels up to 16 metres (52 feet), which require a completely above deck installation system. The HRC10 flawlessly handle rope up to 16mm (5/8") and chain up to 10mm (3/8") in size, including the thick rope to chain splice.
The 2024 edition contains the latest information emanating from the IMO project on the modernization of the GMDSS, which was completed in 2022 and led to the overall revision of relevant SOLAS regulations and many other mandatory and non-mandatory IMO instruments related to the GMDSS.
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