AB Marine, Inc

AB Marine, Inc. is a company that specializes in the manufacturing and distribution of marine propellers and related boat propulsion products. Founded in 1990 and based in Middletown, Rhode Island, AB Marine serves a diverse clientele including boat owners, marine industry professionals, and boat manufacturers.

The company's product line includes high-performance sailboat and powerboat propellers, most notably the popular VARIPROP and VARIFOLD brands. These products are designed to optimize boat speed, fuel efficiency, and overall performance. The VARIPROP line, for example, features feathering and self-pitching propellers made from high-durability materials that allow for smoother maneuvering and enhanced sailing performance.

In addition to its props, AB Marine offers a range of related marine accessories and parts, often providing expert consultation and technical support to ensure the correct product selection and proper installation.

AB Marine's commitment to quality and innovation has earned them a reputation for reliability within the marine community. They emphasize thorough testing and ongoing development to meet the evolving needs of their customers in both recreational and commercial maritime sectors.

Whether you're a sailing enthusiast looking to upgrade your boat’s performance, or a marine professional seeking reliable propulsion solutions, AB Marine, Inc. aims to deliver high-quality products supported by knowledgeable customer service.

401.847.7960
www.AB-Marine.com
401.849.0631

Products

Magnum Energy Inverter / Charger; Propellers - Fixed, Folding & Feathering; Shaft Shark Line, Rope & Debris Cutter; Autolock Shaft Lock

Middletown USA

747 Aquidneck Avenue
Middletown RI 02842
USA

Ships

SEACOR STORM

Self Elevating Unit | Flag: United States of America | Port: NEW ORLEANS, LA

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