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Boat owners with a sharp eye may soon notice a slight change in the appearance of some popular Mercury stainless steel propellers. The change is the result of an innovative and proprietary stainless steel polishing process being phased in at the Mercury propeller manufacturing facility in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. The new process will fully automate the grinding and polishing operations and produce a high quality, brilliant finish on polished props.
For many years, the polished surface on Mercury stainless steel props has been achieved through a drag-finish process, in which propellers are polished in stages through large vessels of abrasive media. In the new process, all edge grinding and polishing are automated, and the final polishing step is accomplished through a color buffing procedure. The new process delivers consistent cosmetic results and maintains the fine details of the propeller design during the final step of manufacturing. Maintaining the specified propeller design throughout the manufacturing process delivers the consistent performance you expect from Mercury Propellers.
Propellers that go through the new process will have a finish that appears a little brighter and shinier than previous polished Mercury props. Expect to start seeing propellers finished with the new process in early 2021, starting with the most-popular prop models – Enertia®, Enertia® ECO and Revolution 4®. More models will be added to the new process line throughout the year. This new process is another example of Mercury Marine leading the marine industry through innovation in every aspect of product design, testing and manufacturing.
Ready for a new propeller? The Mercury Prop Selector Tool is a great resource that will help you narrow down prop options by answering five easy questions. It’s a great place to start. You can also take one for a test-drive. More than 100 Mercury dealers in the United States are participating in the Propeller Demo Program that allows a boat owner to try out a stainless steel Mercury propeller, or a number of propellers. The demo program makes it possible to zero in on the best all-around propeller model and pitch size for your boat before you make that purchase. You can find one near you by using the Mercury Dealer Locator feature at MercuryMarine.com.
Over the last several decades, technology has changed boating for the better. It’s not only the “smart” technology, like digital controls and electronic fuel injection, that are improving the boating experience. The technology of materials science has also evolved, allowing ...
Jared Ott is one among many high school students whom Mercury Marine engineer Kevin Anderson has mentored as a volunteer at the Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, STEM Academy. The charter school, located near Mercury world headquarters, teaches science, technology, engineering and math ...
When you boat with the Mercury VesselView® engine monitoring system, you don’t have to be a certified marine technician to track what’s happening under the engine’s cowl. VesselView integrates with Mercury SmartCraft®-capable engines and compatible digital displays to deliver more ...
It’s time to head back to the dock. You drop the throttle, and your engine revs up like crazy, but your boat doesn’t move. Or maybe it moves very little, almost like there’s no propeller on the engine. You shut ...
A prepared boat owner carries a spare propeller for the same reason a driver has a spare tire – when you need one, the only other option would be a tow. A propeller can get damaged so badly it simply ...
Propellers for pleasure boats with outboard or sterndrive power are made from one of two materials: aluminum or stainless steel. Let’s look at the advantages each offers. Aluminum Props Affordability is the key advantage of an aluminum prop. The price ...
When considering propellers, many boat owners get fixated on speed. They assume a prop that will make their boat go faster must be better. It’s more important to consider how a propeller can impact the entire boating experience. Speed is ...
If you’ve ever shifted an outboard from neutral to forward or reverse gear, you know the sound and feel of “shift clunk.” It’s the noise created when freeplay in the drivetrain is taken up as the parts in the system ...
You’ll often be able to find these dimensions stamped right on the hub or barrel of your boat propeller. For example, a propeller marked as 14 x 19 has a diameter of 14 inches and pitch of 19 inches, always ...
Fishing pros like 2016 GEICO Bassmaster Classic champion Edwin Evers know it’s important to pull the propeller periodically to keep the propshaft splines lubricated and to check for fishing line wrapped around the shaft. It’s also important to reinstall the ...
Mercury Marine has implemented a new, industry-first dynamic balancing process for all of its mass-produced stainless-steel propellers that will result in perfect balance while preserving the engineered shape of the blades. A prop that is in perfect balance will not ...
