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All Seahawk Products are proudly Designed & Manufactured in Australia
All Seahawk Products
are proudly
Designed & Manufactured
in Australia

WELCOME TO SEAHAWK



 

Welcome to the SEAHAWK propellers website, home of Quality Low-Drag Stainless Steel Sailboat Propellers

Seahawk are the proud manufacturers of Autostream ® self -feathering and Slipstream ® folding propellers for sailing yachts.

If you are looking for a propeller (or propellor*) to suit sailing vessels, call it a yacht or a sailboat, we offer unique features, including exclusive use of stainless steels, outstanding performance and real value for money, backed with an industry leading 5-year Warranty!

If you are considering propeller brands, such as Autoprop, Flex-o-Fold, Gori, Max-prop, Varifold or Variprop, all from Europe, or the Kiwi-Prop from NZ, why not take a look at our range, developed in the beautiful cruising waters of Australia. Click here to see what our customers say

We have designed this website to be a useful reference for anyone considering a new propeller for a sailing application. It contains a host of information, both from our own 24+ years of experience, and feedback from a variety of other people who know propellers and enjoy sailing as much as you do.

Our goal is to assist you with sorting through the confusion and sales hype to select the propeller that best suits your needs, occasionally we may even recommend a competitors product. If you have any suggestions, or questions you cannot find the answers to, please let us know via our contact page.

The Team at SEAHAWK wish you Safe & Happy Sailing

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* The word  'propellor'  is one of lifes enduring spelling mistakes, the only correct spelling is 'propeller'.