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Arneson Surface Drives enhanced with MasterTrim

by Martin Flory Group on 26 Oct 2017
Arneson Surface Drive with MasterTrim Martin Flory Group
Twin Disc, the leading manufacturer of technologically advanced marine transmissions, announces a significant expansion to its line of Arneson™ Surface Drives. Select models of the innovative propulsion solution now interface with MasterTrim™, an automated trim control system. The device is debuting at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, Nov. 1–5.

By use of exacting sensors, the programmable MasterTrim control system automatically adjusts the position of Arneson Surface Drives and trim tabs or interceptors for maximum efficiency and performance. It has operator selectable modes to fine-tune trimming response based on sea conditions and vessel loading—freeing the helmsman to focus on safe navigation. MasterTrim will be available on Arneson ASD08, ASD10, ASD11, ASD12 and ASD14 models starting in 2018.

Arneson Surface Drives feature a surface-piercing design. The drive's skeg and propeller blades are the only components to contact the water. This reduces underwater drag by 50%, compared to traditional marine propulsion. The system was developed for high-performance offshore racing boats, but has been adopted by commercial and military vessels for its blinding speed and fuel efficiency.

For more information email at sales@twindisc.com or visit www.twindisc.com.
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