1. Identification of Damage:

The initial one is an effective assessment of the extent of damage that is likely to be present on inflatable parts. They might be of a crack, a tear, a hole or blanched material in the fabric of the garment

2. Surface Preparation:

Following this, the identification of the damages done, it is wise to ensure that the surface of all the inflatable components is well prepared. This includes washing, scraping off all dirt and previous adhesive.

3. Bonding Cracks and Holes:

Inflate parts require specific adhesive and patching compounds which are used in the manufacture of the inflatable parts and thus small cracks and holes are usually fixed using such materials.

4. Welding and Heat Repairs:

For high damages, the structures may require welding or heat repairs. These procedures demands instruments and skill in order that further damage to the material will not be done.

5. Replacement of Damaged Parts:

In extreme instances, one is forced to replace entire sections of the inflatable part of the system. It may be necessary to replace sections of panels or whole panels – or components of the panel that failed.

6. Testing and Inspection:

That is why after the repair is completed, as well as its thorough check, all inflatable parts of the equipment must be tested for reliability and security.

Thus in the process of sealing and welding inflatable motor components to overcome further damages and long lasting outcome it should compulsory follow the manufacturers safety guidelines and protocol.

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Innovative Craftsmanship:
At Falkor Nautika, we pride ourselves on our innovative approach to boat building. Our signature technique involves vacuum infusion, using vinyl-ester resin. This method results in boats that not only boast exceptional strength but are also remarkably lightweight and highly resistant to osmosis.

Quality Materials:
We believe in using only the finest materials. Our boats feature 1800g Hypalon Orca, a material known for its durability and top-tier performance.

Personalized Design:
What truly distinguishes us is our customer-centric approach. We empower our clients to be a part of the boat design process. Each model can be customized to meet the unique needs and preferences of the customer, resulting in a one-of-a-kind, personalized vessel. To enhance the experience further, we offer a wide selection of additional equipment, including various teak options, synthetic teak, real wood, nautical gear, and biminis or t-tops.

Explore Our Range:
Our product lineup includes three core models:

Falkor 22 – With a length of 6.5 meters, it’s a popular choice for families seeking adventure on the water.

Falkor 23 – At 7 meters in length, this model is modified to cater to the needs of professionals who demand the best.

Falkor 25 – With a length of 8 meters, it’s the flagship of our fleet

Contact:

www.falkor.hr

email: erik.stipetic@falkor.hr

+385 91 4822 044

+385 1 777 65 26

Address:

Avenija Dubrovnik 15

10000 Zagreb

Croatia