Vector Fins™
Vector Fins™ pair - V4-15HS SPS70E
35 - 40 knots
Item code: SM194624
Tailored for high-speed yachts in the 23–30 meter range, the V4-15HS Vector Fins™ feature Sleipner's signature curved design, providing superior roll reduction and lift generation for optimized fuel efficiency. This model is ideal for larger yachts demanding reliable, high-performance stabilization at speeds up to 40 knots.
Can be configured into a 4-fin setup for enhanced stability on larger vessels, maximizing comfort and control for every journey.
With a compact actuator that fits seamlessly into the yacht’s structure, the V4-15HS maintains space efficiency and powerful stabilization. Refer to the 'compatible products’ tab below for detailed actuator options.
| Construction | Value |
|---|---|
| Constructed Material | Vacuum injected vinylester |
| Product colour finish | White |
| Fins | Value |
|---|---|
| Recommended top speed with fins installed | 35 - 40 knots |
| Ideal vessel integration | Value |
|---|---|
| Typical vessel class | Motor boat, Commercial vessel |
| Typical vessel size | 23-30m / 75-100ft |
| Product Features | Value |
|---|---|
| Patented Design | Yes |
| Vector fin | Yes |
| Any Speed | Yes |
| 4-fin configuration available | Yes |
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