The Builders
Neil Marine
is the internationally known trade mark of
Neil Fernando &
Company (Pvt) Ltd.
The company is one of the pioneers
in the boatbuilding industry in Sri Lanka and during the
last quarter century it has supplied more than 25,000
boats. They
also produced many of the mouldings for the well known
Fisher range of Motor Sailers.
Neil Marine's reputation
is derived from advanced technology, skilled
craftsmanship and competitive pricing.
Neil Marine's
production process had been approved by Lloyds &
Detnorske Veritas, and in the year 2006 accredited by
ISO 9001 – 2000 for its highest quality
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A standard boat includes:
- Category B RCD
- Stainless steel rigging and spar furniture
Tan mainsail, roller furling jib and staysail
- Stainless steel pushpit, stanchions and guardwires
- 10kg plough anchor and 30m chain
2 jackstays and harness point
- Bulkhead mounted compass, fenders and 2x15mt 12mm warp
- Hand bilge pump
- 13.5 hp Betamarine diesel engine
- 2 heavy duty batteries
- Navigation lights (excl trilight)
- Teak deck
- beta 14 engine
You can download a detailed specification here.
You can downoad a brochure here
You can download a price list here
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The Beta 14 Engine
 This
is the standard engine, 13.5 hp.
Beta Marine has developed over the last 20 years an enviable
reputation for providing quiet and smooth running marine diesels
For the technical experts .....
- Standard Specification Beta Marine
- Beta 14 - 2 cylinder, naturally aspirated, diesel
propulsion engine developing 13.5 bhp at 3,600 rpm with a
swept volume of 479 cc (Recreational Craft Directive
emission compliant).
- Reliable heat exchanger cooled,
naturally aspirated, indirect injection diesel engine, based
upon Kubota’s highly advanced technology.
- Cast iron cylinder head and block
with a gear driven camshaft and sea water pump.
- Three vortex combustion system for
quiet running, excellent fuel consumption, and emission
compliance in all countries.
- Installation angles up to 15°
maximum when static, and 25° when heeling.
- Technodrive or PRM gearboxes.
Output rotation is clockwise in ahead viewed from gearbox
end.
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