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Marine Replacement Parts

When the boat builder is gone and the chandlery doesn't stock it — shaft components, deck hardware, seacock parts and engine room fittings in 316L, naval brass and duplex, reproduced from your corroded original.

316L, naval brass, duplex 2205
Corroded originals accepted
Haul-out deadlines respected
Quote in 24h

Why Marine Parts Disappear

Boats outlive their builders. A 30-year-old yacht is entirely serviceable, but the yard that built it — and made its custom fittings — may have closed decades ago. Production hardware gets discontinued, metric replaces imperial, and the specific casting your stern gear needs is in no catalogue anywhere.

We reproduce marine parts from the original — even heavily corroded. Corrosion rarely destroys the geometry we need; the part's design intent is recoverable from what remains plus the components it mates with.

Precision CNC machined parts for marine and oil-gas industries by EKINSUN China
Precision machined parts for marine applications — 316L stainless, bronze and engineering plastics. Corrosion-resistant alloys matched to saltwater service.

Marine Parts We Reproduce

Shaft components

Taper sleeves, shaft nuts, keys, locking collars to propulsion tolerances.

Cutlass bearing housings

Stern tube carriers with water inlet provisions, original interference fits.

Stern gland parts

Seal carriers, packing followers, lantern rings.

Deck hardware

Cleats, fairleads, stanchion bases, custom fittings in 316L.

Rudder hardware

Pintles, gudgeons, tiller heads, quadrant components.

Seacock components

Bodies, bonnets, handles in dezincification-resistant bronze.

Engine room fittings

Engine bed brackets, exhaust supports, heat exchanger end caps.

Raw-water pump parts

Impeller housings, cam plates, wear plates. See pump parts.

Material Selection — Get the Galvanic Pairing Right

ApplicationCorrect materialCommon mistake
Below waterline, bronze systemNaval brass / HTB1Ordinary brass — dezincifies in months
Deck hardware316L passivated304 — tea-stains and pits in salt spray
Against stainless prop shaftBronze with isolationAluminium — sacrificial corrosion
High-load chainplates, fittingsDuplex 2205316 in crevice conditions — pitting
Bearings & wear stripsDelrin / HDPENylon — swells when saturated

If the original corroded fast, tell us where it lived. Galvanic pairing, oxygen starvation in crevices, and stray current all destroy specific materials in specific ways. Knowing the failure pattern lets us specify a replacement that won't repeat it — usually at no extra cost.

How It Works

  • Send the part and your haul-out date — corroded, broken, fine. We work backwards from when the boat must launch.
  • Free CAD reconstruction — geometry restored to design intent, material specified for the environment. See marine RE process.
  • Machine, passivate, ship — stainless passivated post-machining, shipped tracked worldwide with inspection report.

Marine Parts We Have Reproduced

A cross-section of recent marine replacement work — fishing vessels, pleasure craft, workboats and offshore equipment:

Batch of CNC turned stainless steel threaded couplings for marine use from EKINSUN
316L stainless couplings — batch of 24, reproduced from a discontinued deck hardware part. Full dimensional report included.
CNC machined stainless steel sensor fittings in inspection tray by EKINSUN
Stainless fittings on inspection tray — gauged for thread form and sealing face before shipping.
Multiple specification precision shafts in stainless for marine equipment by EKINSUN
Multi-spec shaft set for a yacht winch rebuild — four sizes in 316 stainless, all from a single CAD session.

Saltwater Doesn't Care That the Yard Closed

What this page offers is a fitting that survives the second time round — reproduced in the correct marine grade, with the galvanic mistake that ate the first one quietly corrected. Boats outlive the yards that build them and saltwater never clocks off, so by the time someone reaches us the chandlery has shrugged and the original is a green lump in their hand. Here is who they are and what they send.

// Boat Owner / Skipper

"Haul-out is booked, a seacock has seized solid, and the bronze part simply isn't made anymore"

Send the seized fitting — green and pitted is fine, we read the geometry underneath the corrosion. We reproduce it in dezincification-resistant bronze, work backwards from your splash date, and tell you honestly whether it makes the window before you commit a penny. One piece is a normal order here.

// Boatyard / Refit Manager

"I'm refitting an older hull and half the deck hardware is one-off, with the builder long gone"

That is the bread and butter. Cleats, fairleads, stanchion bases, rudder pintles — each reproduced in 316L or naval brass from the originals, passivated after machining. We keep the CAD too, so a sister-ship refit down the line doesn't start from a blank sheet.

// Marine Engineer / Commercial Vessel

"Stern gear on a working boat is worn and every day alongside is money I'm not earning"

Send the worn shaft sleeve, gland part or cutlass housing. We machine to propulsion tolerances in 316L or duplex, hold the original interference fits, and quote express where a breakdown demands it. Mill certs ride along with the part when class or your insurer asks for them.

// Restorer / Classic Yacht Owner

"I'm restoring a classic and need fittings that match the original — right shape, right metal"

We copy the original pattern in a period-correct grade, and where a galvanic mismatch ate the first one we quietly correct the metallurgy without touching the look. Bronze where it ought to be bronze; the right isolation between two metals that never should have met.

What Buyers Search For When a Marine Part Fails

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Custom and semi-custom boats are full of one-off fittings no catalogue stocks. Send the failed part — corroded is fine — and we reproduce it in 316L, bronze or the appropriate marine grade. No builder cooperation or drawing needed.

316L and 304 stainless, naval brass (HTB1), phosphor bronze, duplex 2205, super duplex 2507, plus HDPE, Delrin and PTFE for bearing and seal applications. Stainless parts are passivated after machining.

Tell us the date the vessel goes back in the water and we work backwards. A single machined 316L component is typically 5–10 working days after CAD approval, plus shipping. Express options exist for breakdowns — we confirm honestly what is achievable.

It can. We review the galvanic pairing: if a bronze part corroded against a stainless shaft, or aluminium against bronze, we suggest material or isolation changes. Often the fix is as simple as the correct grade plus an isolating washer — we advise as part of the quote.

Yes. We supply mill certificates (EN 10204 3.1) with marine metal orders on request, so the grade is documented for a class surveyor or your insurer. Tell us at quote stage that you need certs and to which standard, and they ship with the part rather than chasing them afterwards.

Yes — that is the whole point of working from the physical part. We measure the bolt circle, hole spacing and mating faces off your original (or a clean template if it's beyond recovery) so the new fitting drops onto the holes already there. No re-drilling the deck or the engine bed to suit a near-miss.

Boat Out of the Water? We Work to Your Deadline.

Corrosion-grade reproduction from your original. 316L, bronze, duplex. Quote in 24 hours.

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