Future Fibres Rigging Systems S.L.

Future Fibres Rigging Systems S.L.

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P.I. Torrubero, Ctra. Antigua de Barcelona, 20
Museros
Valencia, 46136
Spain
Phone: +34 961 452 135
Fax: +34 961 452 136
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Future Fibres with their inherent safe and simple construction methods have revolutionised the rigging industry, allowing composite rigging to be used on every area of the boat changing the concept that only aramid fibres are suitable for aft rigging as the then dominant fibre (Kevlar) had stretch characteristics that made it unsuitable for standing rigging. Today the company continues to lead the market, as the world's largest composite rigging manufacturer, with more experience and sea miles than the rest of the competition put together.

With more than two decades of experience, Future Fibres delivers unmatched performance, through innovation, technical expertise, dedication and customer service, while continuing to inspire, challenge and progress the industry.

 

Carbon Composite Fiber as Rigging Material, PBO, Dyneema, Carbon EC6 and Kevlar

Carbon Composite Fiber as Rigging Material, PBO, Dyneema, Carbon EC6 and Kevlar
Composite Marine Rigging / Cabling Technology

Composite Marine Rigging / Cabling Technology
Composite Cable / Wire in Cranes and Mining Equipment

Composite Cable / Wire in Cranes and Mining Equipment
Composites in Formula 1 – Composite Wheel Safety Tethers

Composites in Formula 1 – Composite Wheel Safety Tethers
Composites in Yacht Rigging / Chandlery

Composites in Yacht Rigging / Chandlery
A100 Trimaran Equipped with Future Fibres' Rigging Endures 70 Knots in Southern Ocean

A100 Trimaran Equipped with Future Fibres' Rigging Endures 70 Knots in Southern Ocean
Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing –Leg Zero Done Competition from Future Fibers

Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing –Leg Zero Done Competition from Future Fibers
Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing; A Wild and Wet Racing Competition

Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing; A Wild and Wet Racing Competition
AC45 Catamarans Sail in Auckland from Future Fibers

AC45 Catamarans Sail in Auckland from Future Fibers
Composite Rigging Services from Future Fibres

Composite Rigging Services from Future Fibres

Franck Cammas and Team Beat Jules Verne Round the World Record

Franck Cammas and Team Beat Jules Verne Round the World Record
Future Fibres Constructs and Delivers Azzam’s Mast

Future Fibres Constructs and Delivers Azzam’s Mast
Future Fibres Retrofits Mast for Swan 112 Anemos Sail Yacht

Future Fibres Retrofits Mast for Swan 112 Anemos Sail Yacht
Future Fibres Supplies Rigging for Boats Competing in Barcelona World Race

Future Fibres Supplies Rigging for Boats Competing in Barcelona World Race
Future Fibres Supplies Rigging for HUGO BOSS Boat

Future Fibres Supplies Rigging for HUGO BOSS Boat

Future Fibres’ Code Cables Deployed in AC45 Wing-sailed Catamaran

Future Fibres’ Code Cables Deployed in AC45 Wing-sailed Catamaran
Future Fibres’ PBO Rigging Continues to Lead the World of Yacht Racing

Future Fibres’ PBO Rigging Continues to Lead the World of Yacht Racing
Future Fibres’ Rigging Features in B-Yachts B60

Future Fibres’ Rigging Features in B-Yachts B60
GAMESA Sailing Team Undertakes Sea Voyage from Future Fibers

GAMESA Sailing Team Undertakes Sea Voyage from Future Fibers
Rugged Boat Design Withstands Initial Offshore Sea Trail

Rugged Boat Design Withstands Initial Offshore Sea Trail
Top-down Furling on Swan 112 Anemos Sail Yacht

Top-down Furling on Swan 112 Anemos Sail Yacht

Yacht Equipped with Future Fibres' Rigging Survives Southern Wind

Yacht Equipped with Future Fibres' Rigging Survives Southern Wind

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