Buck Algonquin

Buck Algonquin is a well-established company known for manufacturing a wide range of marine hardware components. Founded over 50 years ago, the company has built a strong reputation in the marine industry for producing high-quality, reliable parts primarily intended for use on boats and other marine vessels. They cater to both recreational and commercial marine markets.


Key products offered by Buck Algonquin include:



  1. Shafts and Couplings: They produce various types and sizes of marine propeller shafts and shaft coupling systems. These components are crucial for the propulsion systems of boats.



  2. Stuffing Boxes and Shaft Logs: These are used to provide a watertight seal where the propeller shaft exits the hull of the boat, helping to prevent water ingress.



  3. Struts: Supports for the propeller shafts that ensure proper alignment and smooth operation.



  4. Rudder Assemblies and Rudder Ports: These components are essential for steering and maneuverability of the vessel.



  5. Valves and Thru-Hull Fittings: Used for various plumbing needs on a boat, ensuring secure and leak-proof connections.



  6. Hose Clamps, Strainers, and Seacocks: Important for the water intake and cooling systems on marine engines.




Buck Algonquin prides itself on high-quality manufacturing standards and rigorous testing protocols to ensure their products endure harsh marine environments. They often use materials such as bronze, stainless steel, and other corrosion-resistant metals to manufacture their components.


The company’s products are widely distributed and used by boat builders, repair yards, and individual boat owners. They have a broad distribution network and are a trusted name in the marine hardware industry for those looking to maintain, upgrade, or build boats.


Their reputation is backed by customer testimonials and long-standing relationships within the marine manufacturing community, showcasing their commitment to excellence and durability in marine components.


Products

Deck and Underwater Hardware, Exhaust Fittings, Steering Parts/Accessories, Valves/Fittings, Shaft Logs/Packing Boxes, Hoses/Clamps, Zincs (Essex + others), Motor Couplings

Smyrna USA

370 North Main Street
Smyrna DE 19977
USA

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Offshore Supply Vessel | Flag: United States of America | Port: Lafayette, LA

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