Williams Marine and Watersports appointed SilverCat dealer
Williams Marine and Watersports will represent SilverCat on England’s South Coast, bringing the power catamaran brand to Swanwick Marina.
RAILBLAZA, the trusted leader in outdoor and marine mounting solutions, is proud to unveil the new Titan Grip Suction Mount – the ultimate answer to heavy-duty, tool-free mounting. Designed for adventurers, anglers, and professionals, the Titan delivers unrivalled grip, combining durability with RAILBLAZA’s trademark versatility to create a secure attachment wherever your adventure takes you.
Built for Reliability and Versatility
The Titan Grip Suction Mount is engineered with ‘twist & lock suction technology’ making it ideal for use on GRP boats, Aluminium craft, Kayaks, Campervans, RV’s and Cars. It’s perfect for holding cameras, GPS devices, fish finders, cup holders and other adventure equipment, even in the most testing environments.
Key Features Include:
- Exceptional Suction Power: The 3.75” diameter suction cup provides superior grip on a wide range of smooth, non-porous surfaces.
- Universal StarPort Compatibility: Seamlessly integrates with all RAILBLAZA StarPort accessories.
- Easy, Tool-Free Installation: Quick to install and reposition, letting you adapt to any situation. The Titan mount includes a suction lock mechanism for added security.
Nick Edgington, Sales Director (EMEA) told us: “The Titan Grip is an important product to allow us to enter additional markets. The Titan can be fastened securely without the need of screws or bolts so it will be a popular choice for customers that want to mount our accessories to car & boat windscreens, windows and other delicate surfaces where a permanent mount is not an option”.
The Titan Grip Suction Mount represents RAILBLAZA’s commitment to creating products that assist outdoor enthusiasts, whether that’s an on-the-water angler or a van dweller, Titan Grip is ready to meet the challenge.
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