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RAILBLAZA-Catalogue-2021.Pdf Versatile, Easy-to-Use Mounting Systems and Accessories for Leisure and Adventure Sports on and off the Water Made in New Zealand from high quality, long lasting, UV resistant materials 2021 CHOOSE A MOUNT CHOOSE A MOUNT STARPORT Where it Starts The RAILBLAZA StarPort is a unique and Twin Pack versatile mount used in a huge number 03-4001-11 Black x 2 03-4001-21 White x 2 of applications. The StarPort allows users 03-4046-11 to fit and swap out our full range of Single Pack Black 03-4015-11 Black RAILBLAZA accessories. Made from high 03-4015-21 White Easy release grade engineering plastics, the Fasteners Included feature For track mounting, drill out the centre StarPort is easy to fit and stylish. It can holes with a 6mm (.25 be surface or recess mounted on power in) drill from underside boats, inflatables, sail boats, kayaks, ATVs, garages & many other applications... • StarPorts can be horizontally or vertically mounted in minutes • Low profile surface mount & minimal intrusion depth when recess mounting • Includes a stylish locking slide for securing accessories firmly in place • Gasket and bung reduces water ingress. 03-4014-11 Black 03-4014-21 White STARPORT HD Fasteners included Many Kayak brands Many kayaks and boats are made to suit the 4 hole base Fasteners use threaded inserts. Included pattern of Scotty, RAM, Cannon, Fish-On, and many others. It is advisable to check Now RAILBLAZA’s original accessories can easily be fitted the depth and thread to these vessels. After many requests we introduced the of insert before fitting StarPort HD. This is a stylish, four screw base mount, which supplied fasteners, as comes with the popular RAILBLAZA locking slide, and is these may need to be SIDEPORT lower in profile than others on the market. shortened. StarPort HD can also be attached If you need to mount on a vertical surface, but require a horizontal port (or vice versa), the SidePort is The StarPort HD can also be centrally mounted on many using self tapping the mount for you. It's ideally suited for gunnels of smaller aluminium boats or vertical cockpit wells on popular track systems, with the added versatility of tool-free screws, long tri grip kayaks. Fitted in minutes, and sold with all necessary stainless steel fasteners the SidePort is a fantastic adjustment. Just buy our TracMount Kit 03-4109-11, & open rivets or rubber mount and great value for money. up the central hole bosses with a 6.5mm (1/4 in) drill bit. well nuts. 1 CHOOSE A MOUNT RAILMOUNT 19-25 RAILMOUNT 32-41 RAILBLAZA RailMounts are simple-to-use mounts, allowing the easy attachment The RailMount 32-41 is specifically designed for both NOW FITS HOBIE H-RAIL of RAILBLAZA accessories, and many other things. Simply screw the RailMount round and square 32mm (1.25 in) rails, 41mm together onto your rail, no need to drill holes so you can easily move the RailMount (1 5/8 in) round rails such as those found on Hobie to a different spot, and your rail is as good as new! kayak outriggers, and the Hobie H-Rail. The RailMount 19-25 can be mounted onto any 19 or 25mm (0.75 or 1in) All RailMounts come complete with adapters, rubber rail in minutes. grips, self-adhesive grip tape and the necessary All RailMounts come complete with adapters, rubber grips, self-adhesive grip tape stainless steel mounting screws. and the necessary stainless steel mounting screws. RAILMOUNT 32-41 fits round 30mm (1.15 in) - 41mm (1.6 in) rails, and square 32mm rails RAILMOUNT 19-25 Combo pack 03-4013-11 Black RailMount & StarPort fits round rails 19mm (.75 in) 03-4013-21 White RailMount & StarPort to 25mm (1 in) Combo pack 03-4011-11 Black RailMount & StarPort 03-4011-21 White RailMount & StarPort Supplied with all necessary fasteners Supplied with all necessary fasteners 2 RIB MOUNTS STICK ON MOUNTS 03-4066-51 Grey 03-4066-11 Black 03-4066-21 White 03-4064-11 03-4064-21 03-4064-51 RIBPort Black RIBPort White RIBPort Grey RIBPORT Fitting rod holders and other accessories to RIB’s & inflatable boats just got easier. Now you can fit accessories like rod holders, bait boards, fish finders and more to RIB or inflatable boats and kayaks without hassle or messy glues. The 3M VHB pad allows you to peel and stick the RIBPort mount, then fit any of your favorite RAILBLAZA accessories. The 3M VHB pad is supplied with every RIBPort pack. CLEATPORT RIBMOUNT You no longer need a specialised outfitter, or to work with messy glues to install accessories to your Bringing the functionality of the CleatPort to your PVC or Hypalon inflatable boat. It’s a RIB or inflatable, with the RIBPort VHB pad you can install in the comfort of your own garage following simple idea, but very effective. Now your cleat can hold your fishing rod, mobile phone, the supplied instructions. Our team have run extensive trials on Hypalon and PVC inflatable craft and drink, navilight, or anything else that a RAILBLAZA accessory can hold. The CleatPort also recommend the VHB pad for use on epoxy SUP’s or surfboards. RIBmount is supplied with a 3M VHB pad this allows you to peel and stick the CleatPort The RIBPort can also be attached using the same glues as used to attach handles etc to RIB’s & inflatables. RIBmount, then fit any of your favorite RAILBLAZA accessories. 3 STICK ON MOUNTS RIBPORT With 3M VHB self adhesive pad. QUIKPORT No glue, no fasteners, just stick it. This stylish, low profile, stick on Camera mount is easily fitted to most Mount surfaces. It is designed for use where fasteners are unable to be used. Applications include inflatable boats and SUP’s. It will also work well on fibreglass SUP’s, aluminium and fibreglass decks. CleatPort 03-4087-11 Black 03-4087-21 White 3M VHB Pad RowLock The RAILBLAZA RIBPORT The only hole you want in your inflatable Ideal for use on Inflatable boats, SUPs and kayaks. Will bond to PVC, Hypalon, fibreglass, aluminium and much more. Fillet Table Rod Holder The Versatile QuikPort Stick your camera, nav lights, phone, or drink holder to your inflatable boat or SUP, or almost anywhere else. QuikPort is a stick on StarPort, with a diameter of 90mm (3.5 in), and is available in black or white. This small footprint, stick-on, RAILBLAZA StarPort will fit into much tighter spaces than the RIBPort. Made from quality engineering plastics, the QuikPort comes with a 3M VHB self-adhesive pad and can also be glued if that’s your preference. Suitable for use on almost any surface, QuikPort is proven to stick well to PVC, Hypalon, fibreglass, epoxy, and aluminium. 4 CHOOSE A MOUNT E SERIES PORTS NEW PONTOON BOAT RAILMOUNT STARPORT Outside view 03-4149-11 03-4044-11 Fits 28mm (1 in) or 32mm (1 ¼ in) square Black Black rails allowing easy attachment of the full range of RAILBLAZA accessories. • Rubber inserts avoid slippage when attached to rails • StarPort locking slide secures accessories in place • UV stabilised plastic • Unique design avoids interference with rail wall Inside view • Includes all fasteners Fasteners included 03-4044-21 CLEATPORT Two applications in one. The CleatPort White gives you a tie off point for stern lines and bow lines on small craft. The StarPort gives the extra functionality of adding any RAILBLAZA accessory. 03-4109-11 StarPort HD not included STARPORT HD TRACMOUNT KIT The StarPort HD TracMount kit attaches the StarPort HD to most kayak tracks. This gives tool free adjustment and by opening the centre holes, the StarPort HD can be centrally located on the track. If you dont already have the StarPort HD the better option is to use the TracLoader StarPort or SidePort as shown on page 8. 5 E SERIES PORTS AVAILABLE Early 2021 E SERIES E SERIES CABLE 03-4157-11 USB PORT ENTRY PORT Black The E Series StarPort with USB combines a USB The E Series Cable Entry Port allows easy access for cables connector within our StarPort base allowing through the deck for tidy electronic mounting solutions. you to charge your tablets , mobile phones Works well with the RAILBLAZA electronics mounts. and many other devices. 2 flexible inserts included catering for 3-7mmØ cables. Plus 1 x double entry insert for 2 x 6mmØ cables. This can be achieved using our range of device holders and 03-4080-11 StowPods to hold your device while charging. Black For full waterproof solution, silicon sealer will be required. The E Series USB is designed for use on a 12 VDC supply, rated at 2.1Amps. For charging only and not for data transfer. Splash proof. Supplied with 3 different sized cable inserts Charge Charge USB tablets via devices via USB Port USB Port Charge phones via USB Port 6 TRACK AND GUNNEL MOUNTS Upgraded Vertical MINIPORT TRACMOUNT for 2021 TRACLOADER45 orientation The MiniPort TracMount is designed to fit most kayak tracks, including Hobie, Wilderness, Jackson, YakAttack, Galaxy, Ocean Kayak & Native STARPORT & CLEATPORT Watercraft. It can be easily installed and adjusted without tools. Perfect for gunnel tracks set at 45 degree angle. Accessorise your boat without drilling any holes Fits 45 degree gunnel Tracks on LUND, LOWE, EXCEL, Express and early model Crestliner boats. 03-4145-11 Can be used as horizontal or vertical port by turning 180°. TracLoader 45 03-4108-11 Tool free installation, easily moved and repositioned. StarPort Black 03-4146-11 Supplied with T Bolt option only TracLoader 45 CleatPort 07-4114-11 TracLoader hardware kit (spare parts) Spare parts 07-4128-11 TracLoader SureMount hardware kit (spare parts) Easy tool free installation, Horizontal easliy adjusted and moved orientation single handed.
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