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Why do Snyder hulls offer superior construction?

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Why do Snyder hulls offer superior construction?

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Unlike many jonboat manufacturers who press v grooves into the aluminum to add strength, then use plywood and extensive bracing for support. Snyder all-weld hulls are fabricated with tempered 6061-T6 aluminum. While the molecular structure of tempered aluminum alloy is 40% stronger, it is also more impact resistant than standard 5052 Marine Grade Aluminum of equal thickness. Utilizing material that is 150-200% thinker than other hull manufacturers does not result in a hull that is 150-200% heavier. By using superior materials, Snyder can minimize the need for additional horizontal bracing often associated with mass produced hulls. Full length vertical stringers are welded directly to the hull. This increases the impact strength of the hull and helps to eliminate distortions common to horizontal track braced hull designs. Floor material is also a weight savings, rather than using inch marine grade plywood, Snyder uses .090ga sheet aluminum. Far less weight than plywood, yet think enough

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