Total Boat Command: Why This Supplier Defines Modern Yachting Functionality

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The Complete Picture: Engineering That Works

In an industry obsessed with flashy aesthetics, the ultimate truth lies in the quality of the essential hardware—the parts you rely on every time you leave the dock. Lippert used IBEX 2025 to make a definitive statement about its comprehensive reach into modern yachting. Their booth was a showcase of strategic engineering, proving their capability to supply highly engineered products that simplify operation, enhance safety, and fundamentally improve the vessel’s running gear. This isn’t just a supplier; it is the backbone of the build.

Running Gear: The Unseen Battle Against Salt

The most significant portion of Lippert’s display focused on component parts for the running gear, tackling the constant challenge of corrosion and wear. They showcased a line of actuators, ranging from a standard 8,500-pound unit up to a brand new 17K and 19K unit. The key innovation, however, lies in their Marine Trailer Performance parts. These feature pressurized shield bearings and a D-MAX component system that is 100% galvanized, including the bracket, hub, and interior parts. This rigorous application of galvanization is designed to give the running gear the longevity and durability required to survive relentless marine environments.

The Access Point: Safety from the First Step

Lippert’s focus extends directly to user safety and convenience. Their new Lippert Ladder demonstrated a core commitment to ABYC standards. The ladder is manufactured in the US and features safety treading built directly into a wider top step. The design offers flexible mounting solutions, including modular handles that can be moved around, or an option where the handles can be welded directly to the boat. By securing ABYC safety certification for the entire product, Lippert ensures that the very first point of contact with the water is as safe as it is functional.

Shallow Water Command: Lewmar Anchors

Lippert further solidified its position as a holistic marine supplier by featuring their line of Lewmar shallow water anchors. This is a strategic move, leveraging the renowned Lewmar brand to address a critical need for smaller, high-performance boats. They debuted the 10-foot Axis Pro, showcased the 8-foot Axis, and introduced the new 6-foot Vector in their manual line. These anchors provide boaters with quick, effective positioning control in depths up to seven feet, ensuring maximum efficiency for anglers and convenience for those mooring near shore.

The Ultimate Accessory: Bimini and Control Systems

Lippert showcased a wide array of convenience and luxury accessories, including the Lippert Manual Bimini 2.0. More broadly, their booth demonstrated a suite of fully integrated solutions: Taylor Made Glass, Lippert Seating, tower systems, and shade solutions. This complete lineup, all designed to work in concert with new jack plate systems and thrusters, shows a company dedicated to simplifying the builder’s job. Lippert is positioned as the ultimate resource for every component that touches the vessel, ensuring seamless quality control and supply.

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