Alutech Water Craft - Fremantle Western Australia

Scorpion Boats

Scorpion Boats
“The 4WD of the Sea”

Positive Buoyancy Boats

The all aluminium Scorpion R.B.B. (Rigid Buoyancy Boat) is renowned for its safety and stability. Survey Approved.

Whether your requirement is for pleasure or commercial we have a vessel to suit.

From 3.5m to 12m designed for outboard or inboard configuration.

Scorpion supplied to:

Fishing Charters.		Dive Charters.
Customs. (Federal Police)		F.E.S.A. (S.E.S)
Dept. Transport Marine Safety		Rescue Groups
Hire & Drive Operators		Research Groups
Customised Pleasure Craft		Pearling Farms

Scorpion - Designed to handle the toughest conditions.

The registered designed hull incorporates a deep vee, with an aluminium pontoon collar. This combination gives a very soft dry ride unequalled by other boats.

Scorpion have superior power to weight ratio requiring less HP. Resulting in better fuel economy without sacrificing performance.

Absolute Safety: Virtually unsinkable.

Scorpion are constructed with watertight bulkheads between each pontoon. These are then pressure tested individually. Combine this with a sealed deck gives you maximum safety. (The vessel would have to be cut into pieces to sink it!!).

This amount of buoyancy around the Scorpion means you can stand or sit on the pontoon without tipping.

The Scorpion 'D' shaped pontoons have many advantages:

The lower part of the pontoon deflects water downward and at the same time creates “lift” which forces the vessel on the plane using less power.
The flat top of the ‘D’ enables easy access and can be used as seating.
The flat inside of the ‘D’ gives more internal space.
Sections of the sealed ‘D’ pontoons can be used as storage.

Construction:

Only marine grade alloy is used. All vessel’s are monitored during construction which is to survey standards.

Scorpion have a five (5) year hull warranty.

Important Info Positive Buoyancy Boats:

In 2005/06 it will be compulsory that all vessels be fitted with enough flotation to enable the vessel to stay afloat. HIN plates must carry this information. Without it, insurance and resale may prove difficult.