Highest quality, solid cast Silicone Bronze Props, polished and balanced.
A Word About Prop Rotation
In Europe, the rotation or hand of a prop is determined by looking at the front of the boat and watching the prop turn. Here, in North America, prop rotation is decided by viewing the boat from the aft end. Therefore, hobbyists are continually confused by which prop to purchase, left hand or right hand.
A simple way to identify prop rotation is to do the following:
1. place a prop on a table and position one blade at "12 o'clock"
2. the edge of the blade that is closest to the table top is the leading edge
3. if the leading edge is on the right side of the prop, then the prop is right handed
4. this prop should turn clockwise to push the boat forward.
5. if the left edge of the prop is closest to the table top, it is a left handed prop and it should turn counterclockwise in order to push the boat forward.
6. determine the rotation of a prop in this manner instead of depending on markings on the prop itself or packaging it came in. This is important as the markings made by a European manufacturer will be the opposite to what you want.
Boats with twin props will be set up with the port or left hand side of the boat prop turning counterclockwise. When installing the corresponding motor, you may have to reverse the power wires to the motor to achieve a counterclockwise rotation. DC powered motors are designed to run clockwise. Run the motor for at least 30 minutes to break it in for counterclockwise running.
On our site, all of our props are identified using the North American definition. However, the packaging may show a rotation as identified in Europe. Keep this in mind to eliminate being confused.
ORDER LEGEND:
RH= Right Hand
LH= Left Hand
1/16= 1/16" Bore
2mm= 2mm Bore
1/8= 1/8" or 3.2mm Bore
4mm= 4mm Bore
3/16= 3/16" Bore
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0.5" x 0.5", hub=.125"d |
Sub-minature scale, actually works |
PS550/3L,R
PS550/4L,R
PS550/5L,R |
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0.6" x 0.75", hub=.160"d |
Sub-minature scale, actually works |
PS675/3L,R
PS675/4L,R
PS675/5L,R |
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Not Available |
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0.7" x 1.0, hub=.160"d |
The smallest available with 5 blades |
PS751/3L,R
PS751/4L,R
PS751/5L,R |
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1" x 1.1", hub=.187" |
Perfect for small bow thrusters, etc. |
PS1011/3L,R
PS1011/4L,R
PS1011/5L,R |
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1.1" x 1.2", hub=.20" |
New intermediate size with good thrust |
PS1112/3L
PS1112/4L,R
PS1112/5L,R |
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1.2" x 1.2", hub=.20" |
For scale speed from 280/380 motors |
PS1212/3L,R
PS1212/4L,R
PS1212/5L,R |
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1.3" x 1.5", hub=.24" |
Takes direct drive from 540/545, hulls to 24" on 1 prop |
PS1315/3L,R
PS1315/4L,R
PS1315/5L,R |
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1.4" x 1.5", hub=.24" |
Takes direct drive from 540/545, hulls to 24" on 1 prop |
PS1415/3L,R
PS1415/4L,R
PS1415/5L,R |
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1.5" x1.7", hub=.24" |
Very Versatile, popular for steam and electric |
PS1517/3L,R
PS1517/4L,R
PS1517/5L,R |
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1.7" x 1.9", hub=.28" |
Medium scale, hulls to 42", 3/16" shaft |
PS1719/3L,R
PS1719/4L,R
PS1719/5L,R |
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2.0" x 2.2", hub=.28" |
Good for large models using geared 550/555 motors |
PS2022/3L,R
PS2022/4L,R
PS2022/5L,R |
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2.2" x 2.2", hub=.32" |
A new size which is equivalent to 55m |
PS2222/3L,R
PS2222/4L,R
PS2222/5L,R |
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2.5" x 2.2", hub=.38" |
New 2.5" Prop with high thrust (4#s), ideal for tugs |
PS2522/3L,R
PS2522/4L,R
PS2522/5L,R |
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2.5" x 2.75", hub=.32" |
For single screw boats up to 50", suitable for steam |
PS25275/3L,R
PS25275/4L,R
PS25275/5L,R |
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2.75" x 2.2", hub=.38" |
Very Fine pitch to maintain thrust under load with modest power |
PS27522/3L,R
PS27522/4L,R
PS27522/5L,R |
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3.0” x 2.2”, hub=.38” |
Like the 27522 but greater blade area. Thrust up to 5# at 3500rpm |
PS3022/3L,R
PS3022/4L,R
PS3022/5L,R |
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3.0” x 3.3”, hub=.38” |
For general large scale use; higher pitch suits steam |
PS3033/3L,R
PS3033/4L,R
PS3033/5L,R |
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3.5” x 4”, hub=.46” |
Excellent for really big electric or steam scale, requiring high torque and modest rpms. |
PS3540/3L,R
PS3540/4L,R
PS3540/5L,R |
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4.0” x 4.5”, hub=.56” |
The five blader has a measured thrust of 20#’s, unbeatable on tugs! |
PS4045/3L,R
PS4045/4L,R
PS4045/5L,R |
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4.5” x 5.0”, hub=.56” |
New intermediate size |
PS4550/3L,R
PS4550/4L,R
PS4550/5L,R |
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5.1” x 6.0”, HUB=.56” |
A “showpiece” prop for the most ambitious models, with huge thrust. Ideal for large steam plant. |
PS5160/3L,R
PS5160/4L,R
PS5160/5L,R |
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Kort Nozzle Propellers |
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3.5” X 4.0” |
Kort nozzle prop. |
PSK3540/4L,R |
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