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Muir Storm VRC4000 Vertical Windlass For Vessels Up To 86FT
The new Storm stainless steel range (includes Capstan) from Muir epitomises the latest in anchor windlass technology. The range includes sizes designed for vessels in low profile and capstan configurations, the Storm stainless steel windlasses offer fast powered retrieval, smooth rope chain combination operation, reduced installation time, style and unbeatable reliability. Manufactured from polished stainless-steel components the Storm windlass will weather the harshest of conditions.
Storm Windlasses represent the pinnacle of reliability and performance and are packed with the features and quality you have come to expect from Muir. Designed on the principals of the award winning Atlantic series with all its features and more.
Contact Lusty & Blundell to confirm your current or new rope/chain arrangement suits this windlass specifications.
