Spurs Cutters for Commercial and Pleasure Vessels
Instant protection for your vessel
Protection For All Vessel Types
Commercial Vessels
Private Vessels
Government Vessels
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What our customers are saying
Let me say that the SPURS® cutters on my lobster boat is piece of equipment I consider a necessary safety item. After over 700 hours use so far this season, this equipment has saved me many times by clean cutoffs of lines that otherwise would have fouled and caused wrap-ups that usually end up with a call for assistance, being it a tow or a diver. I highly recommend the product and myself would not be without it. Thank You.
FRANK BOBBLIS
Imagine you're finally able to take your boat out on the water, it's a beautiful day, you're cruising along and all of a sudden, "clunk!" a line wraps around your boat's propeller and you're dead in the water. What do you do now? Call for a tow? Dive under to try and free the entanglement yourself?
None of these are things that you want to have to worry about when you're trying to enjoy your time out on the water!
The reality is there's a lot more floating in our waterways than just water! Discarded fishing line, drift nets, crab traps and other debris litter the waterways making your journey an almost invisible obstacle course. It's only a matter of time before YOU get STUCK!
Underwater hazards can cause damage to seals and bearings, and result in costly, unscheduled haul outs. Worst case scenario - your vessel could actually SINK. You shouldn't have to worry about any of these factors on your next trip.
At Spurs, we understand the need for peace of mind.
That's why Spurs has been protecting vessels from costly propeller entanglement since 1981, and why we're the #1 line and net cutter system worldwide.
Spurs cutters have been installed on US Coast Guard, US Navy, Canadian Coast Guard, RNLI (English Coast Guard), Pilot Boats, and on over 100,000+ commercial and pleasure vessels worldwide.
APPROVED BY THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING
SPURS® Line & Net Cutter systems have been approved by the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) for over 25 years. ABS is the leading marine and offshore classification society.