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Mail Order Catalogue Orderline: 01489 576349 HARDWARE Baseline Marine Products Ltd Unit 10, Apple Industrial Estate Whittle Avenue, Segensworth West CLAMCLEATS Fareham, Hampshire, PO15 5SX. Tel: +44 (0) 1489 576349 Fax: +44 (0) 1489 578835 Mail Order Catalogue HOOKS Web: www.baselinemarine.com Email: [email protected] Issue 12 How to find us.. SHACKLES RIGGING FASTENINGS CANOPY FITTINGS RINGS AND BUCKLES Marine Products Ltd - Issue 12 Marine Products Ltd - Issue 12 SAILMAKING ASELINE ASELINE B B Our extensive range is also available to buy online CHANDLERY at the website - www.baselinemarine.com BLOCKS Baseline Marine Products Ltd Unit 10, Apple Industrial Estate Whittle Avenue, Segensworth West ROPE Fareham, Hampshire, PO15 5SX, UK Orderline: 01489 576349 [email protected] SOLENT LEISURE INFORMATION ORDER FORM IN ABOUT BASELINE FO BASELINE MARINE PRODUCTS LTD. Formed in 1989, Baseline is now a well established marine hardware specialist, distributing an extensive range of marine Unit 10 , Apple Industrial Estate, Whittle Avenue, Segensworth West , Fareham, Hampshire. P015 5SX hardware and rigging. E Mail: [email protected] Web: baselinemarine.com Tel : (01489) 576349 Fax : 578835 The range - which includes Makefast and Solent Leisure products - are aimed at the requirements of the small boat owner, Name Order No yachts person, boat builder, chandlers, riggers, sailmakers and industrial users. We also supply difficult-to-source products to customers as diverse as husky sledge manufacturers, kitesurfers, sign makers to architects. Delivery Address Baseline offer customers full technical support on all products, together with detailed test reports and technical data sheets for all the Makefast product range and many other lines. The website and catalogue include detailed dimensions and speci- Post Code fications for most products where available. We try to constantly improve our customer service and backed with the latest IT technology our friendly, helpful and knowledgeable sales team are always ready to help! Phone No Fax No We are continually expanding our range and we are confident that you will find many products of great interest. However, if E-Mail Address you are unable to find what you are looking for in our current products range, Baseline may still be able to source items for you from our huge base of suppliers. Qty Part No. Description Price Ea. Total Located in Fareham, Hampshire - just off the M27 between Southampton and Portsmouth near the famous River Hamble - Baseline are ideally situated to service the marine market with our purpose built sales facilities and comprehensive stock control system. We are continually expanding the product range so it’s always worth checking the website regularly. Baseline continually working to develop and improve our service and products, and as part of this, we always welcome comments and suggestions. THE Makefast RANGE Based in Newtown, Wales, Makefast Ltd are closely associated with Baseline and design and manufacture a unique and high quality range of marine and safety hardware for Baseline in stainless steel and marine plastics. Utilizing a skilled and experienced engineering team backed by the latest in 3D computer design and production technol- ogy - including TIG welding and laser cutting with in-house toolmaking and tensile testing - Makefast are market leaders in stainless steel and injection moulded marine products. The Makefast range of Canopy Fittings for Sprayhoods and Biminis is the most extensive in the industry, providing solu- tions for virtually any structure, so difficult designs can be easily created and utilized. SOLENT LEISURE PRODUCTS The Solent Leisure range of innovative and exclusive British-made yacht fittings, canvas products, webbing goods and sail accessories, are practical products which have been carefully designed to give excellent service and value for money for the modern yachts person. In April 1999 Solent Leisure became part of Baseline, and since then many of these products have been manufactured in house at Baseline. These products will be of particular interest to small boat owners, private yacht owners, and marine chandlers. * Carriage Charge Total Goods 1st Class Post £3.95 Carriage Charge* Orders Over £40 value Carriage Free TOTAL This catalogue is also available on CD ROM, or as PDF download from our website. I wish to pay by , Cheque, Visa, Mastercard, Switch, Delta. With our massive range of products, large stock levels, together with a next day delivery service, the Sales Team at Base- (Please Indicate) line look forward to doing business with you. I Enclose a Cheque For £ Prices - All prices were correct at time of going to print and are subject to change without notice. My Card No is All information in this Catalogue is approximate and or subject to change without notice and forms no part of any legally Signed binding contract. The last 3 digits on the signature strip are. I Expiry Date Switch issue No. Start Date www.baselinemarine.com - email [email protected] www.baselinemarine.com - email [email protected] Tel: 01489 576349 Fax: 01489 578835 Tel: 01489 576349 Fax: 01489 578835 INFORMATION I LOADING ASSUMPTIONS N FO Wherever possible throughout this catalogue, the Breaking Load is stated as supplied by the manufacturer, normally in Kg (kilo- grams). Where other units are used these are indicated on the appropriate pages. Breaking Loads are for guidance only and do not form part of any warranty. All loads are quoted assuming a straight pull using shackles to secure to the test equipment. Where the load on a buckle is not straight the strength could be reduced. Where formulas have been used to obtain a components breaking load etc., an ultimate tensile stress has been assumed of: 500 N/mm2 for Stainless Steel, 300 N/mm2 for Aluminium, 350 N/mm2 for Carbon Steel In many tests we have made where buckles, D rings etc. have been pulled using webbing, failure of the webbing occurs before the product reaches its Breaking Load. Our test data is available on request and tests can be made on customer’s applications if required. Buckles are used in a variety of applications and factor of safety for Safe Working Loads may vary. Our recommendation is that the Safe Working Load be one fifth of the Breaking Load. It is the obligation of the purchaser or user to determine whether or not each item is suitable for its intended use. In no event shall our liability extend beyond the replacement cost of any item. STAINLESS STEEL Stainless Steel is the name given to a large group of Steel Alloys with many differences in properties and behaviour, all of which contain more than 10.5% Chromium, so have a resistance to corrosion. This is due to the fact that Chromium has a high affinity for oxygen and forms a tenacious, stable Oxide film that is resistant to further chemical or physical change. The Austenitic group of Steel Alloys contains Chromium in the range of 17-25% and Nickel in a range of 8-20% with various addition- al elements to achieve different properties. The following three types are most commonly used in the marine trade: Type 302 A basic 18% chrome 8% Nickel grade from which the majority of other forms have been developed. Its properties make it the most suitable for the manufacture of stainless steel springs. Type 304 (A2) Similar to 302 but due to a lower Carbon content, is less susceptible to inter-granular corrosion after welding. With reasonable resistance to corrosion, it is suitable for applications where there is limited exposure such as fittings below decks. Type 316 (A4) This is a Molybdenum bearing Stainless Steel designed for applications involving severe corrosion conditions and is non-magnetic. It is therefore most suitable for marine use, especially for sail hardware and ‘on deck’ applications where there is high exposure to salt water. TIG WELDING All Makefast products using welded construction are welded using the Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) System. This is vital for consistent high quality welds in Stainless Steel and is recognised as the industry standard procedure for all high load welded structures. Although more costly than standard arc welding, Makefast insist on all its welded products using this method. Baseline believe that for safety equipment no shortcuts can be made in quality. Therefore when you see the logo for TIG welding, be assured the product is of the highest quality. What’s wrong with standard arc welding? When welding takes place the material being joined is heated to very high temperatures, using an electric arc between the electrode and welding jig, until it liquefies in localised areas in the weld region. The weld comprises of the fused material with a portion of welding consumable which when cooled forms a solid mass of material. With standard non-shielded welding, the high temperatures cause oxidation to be introduced into the weld area so causing impurities and weakness in the final weld. With TIG welding, a tungsten electrode is used to create a high temperature electric spark which melts the surrounding material. The weld area is shielded by an inert gas (usually argon) which prevents oxidisation in the weld area. Furthermore, the welding pro- cess uses a stainless steel filler rod of the same constituent material as the component so ensuring material strength is not reduced. PLASTIC MOULDINGS The Makefast plastic products, when used for loaded applications are manufactured using Nylon 6, Nylon 66 or Acetal. Non loaded products are generally manufactured in polypropylene. The colour of plastic products does affect the price due to the high cost of certain pigments used to colour the base plastic material. As a general rule, reds and yellows will be more costly than blues and dark colours. Makefast use a range of sophisticated microprocessor controlled injection moulding machines capable of moulding a range of engineering thermoplastics. The advantages of these machines include full and detailed control over the moulding cycle, ensuring the highest quality results in a range of materials.
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