Visualise using your boat like your car with the unmatched speed, security, versatility, and ease of use of the Sunstream FloatLift™. Powerful hydraulics pull the foam-filled polyethylene floats under the boat in as little as 30 seconds, with the simple press of a remote control. In the raised position, the virtually unsinkable floats are automatically secured with patented GravityLock™. The floats also make it easy to access your hull and prop for cleaning and maintenance.
Simply tie the FloatLift™ to most places you can tie your boat: slips, side-ties, or even a mooring buoy. The DC system can be charged using either the solar or AC powered options. The standard rear guides and remote control make docking incredibly easy.
The FloatLift™ is designed for fresh or salt water, with an aluminium frame, stainless steel hardware, marine-grade hydraulic cylinders with stainless shafts, and marine-grade hoses. The rubber-capped SuperBunks™ are not only durable, but provide the ultimate in cushioned support for your hull.
The Sunstream FloatLift™ is very versatile, and is an ideal option for boats requiring a lift in shallow water while offering extra protection from a passing boat’s high wash. The FloatLift™ can be combined with the SwiftShield™ – Semi-Automatic Boat Cover System for ultimate docking convenience.
Sunstream are the largest portable boatlift and hoist manufacturer, with an expansive product range that caters for vessels up to 10,800kg.
DockPro Australia is the exclusive east coast distributor for Sunstream, and has an experienced team of installers with over 35 years of combined experience in dry-docking. For an obligation-free quote, phone 1300 736 761 or visit www.dockpro.com.au.
MAXIMUM FEATURES, MINIMAL DESIGN
Level launch/lift in seconds
Durable, foam-filled polyethylene pontoons
Free-floating, portable design ties with dock lines
Versatile docking locations: slips, side-tie, mooring buoys
Waterproof remote control box
Stylish, low profile design allows accessibility to hull and prop
Remote-controlled operation
Solar or AC power options
Editorial by Andy Kancachian
(Feb-Apr2017)
