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Mechanical Steering with Tilt – What Are the Benefits?
The benefits of upgrading your helm to include tilt are straight forward:
· Enhanced control and ability to navigate
o Improved visibility because you can adjust your line of sight
o Better maneuverability because you have more control, especially in tight spaces
· Reduced Fatigue and Increased Comfort
o Allows you to find your optimal position / preferred ergonomic angle which reduces physical strain
o Gives more options to sit or stand and to change between for optimal comfort during your day on the water
· Greater Safety and Accessibility
o Each driver can adjust to have easier access to controls, navigation systems and radio equipment
o Improved visibility makes everything safer
Multiflex Australia has two options for mechanical steering helms with tilt –
TH1 – Planetary 150 Steering Helm with tilt mechanism
Key Features:
· Built in friction mechanism to reduce torque
· Tilt range from 0° to 48° with five locking positions
· Made of high-quality corrosion resistant material
· Uses similar mounting footprint to competitors
· Light weight and robust design
· Stainless Steel AISI 376L shaft
TH1N – Non-Reaction Planetary 150 Steering Helm with tilt mechanism
Key Features
· Tilt range from 0° to 48° with five locking positions
· Made of high-quality corrosion resistant material
· Uses similar mounting footprint to competitors
· Light weight and robust design
· Stainless Steel AISI 376L shaft
Both these helms are:
· Suitable for use on power boats with engines up to 150hp and power assisted stern drive vessels with a maximum wheel diameter of 16”
· For use on single station only
For more data on these items click here.
Multiflex Australia are always available for questions via:
 "Why Mechanical Steering Still Rules the Water")
 "The Complete Guide to IM Series Industrial Mechanical Controls: Built for Rugged Australian Industries")
 "The Complete Guide to Jet Boat Steering Cables: Engineered for Reliability on Australian Waters")
