Hydracraft Unveils "Miracle Boat" Variable Hull

June 17, 2014

Yachting Journal

Hydracraft is launching its fully patented "miracle boat" featuring  Hydracraft's variable hull, modular technology.

The unique variable hull  allows the customer to change the hull from a deep-vee to a modified  vee to a flat bottom or into a multi-hull in less than one minute  while at full speed.Hydracraft is  now offering unprecedented exclusive licensing opportunities to  leading recreational and defense boat builders worldwide.

"Now that we've been granted numerous U.S. and international patents  we are able to take off our 'cloak of secrecy,' and unveil our  technology that allows the buyer to make a much easier buying  decision," said Hydracraft Founder and CEO Hal Syfritt. "Why should  buyers have to choose only one boat from so many when they can have so  many boats in one?"

Accoding to the maker it appeals to a new, younger group of buyers because of its affordability, versatility and transforming technology. For the first time in modern boat manufacturing, Hydracraft's new modular manufacturing process allows the utilization of today's low cost, repetitive manufacturing in low volume production, and is environmentally safe, producing zero emissions. It saves 50% of the  labor cost and 90% of the shipping cost, and substantially lowers many  of the other costs of currently building and selling boats. The  technology can adapt to any manufacturer's desired signature styling.

"Hydracraft spent several years conducting both formal market research  surveys and informal interviews with CEOs and Presidents of the  leading companies in the marine industry to determine what are their  needs, wants and challenges," said Syfritt. "Our technology is in  answer to those needs and problems, and, in fact, is the very reason  for Hydracraft's development and extensive international patents."

Hydracraft's prime mission is to develop new marine technology that  significantly improves the affordability, capabilities and safety of  both recreational and military watercraft; while also reducing the  high cost and length of time required for the manufacturing and  distribution process.

 

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