The press release introduces the Anselmo Mauri Revolver 42 speedboat, a lightweight composite monohull capable of 68 knots.
About this manual
The Revolver 42 speedboat is a polyhedric monohull designed by Michael Peters Yacht Design and interior‑styled by H3O, built at the Italian shipyard Anselmo Mauri. It measures 12.6 m in length, 3.4 m in beam and weighs only 7,500 kg, allowing it to reach speeds of up to 68 knots.
The hull and deck are constructed with high‑performance composite materials using vacuum‑infusion of Crystic® Vinyl Ester resin and a Core‑cell™ M‑Foam core, reinforced with carbon‑fibre at high‑load points. Structural bulkheads are bonded with Crystic Crestomer® 1152PA adhesive, reducing hull weight by over 45 % and improving fatigue resistance.
What's inside
- Design Collaboration
- Hull Dimensions
- Construction Materials
- Vacuum Infusion Process
- Structural Adhesive
- Performance Specifications
Specifications
| Length | 12.6 m |
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| Beam | 3.4 m |
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| Dry weight | 7,500 kg |
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| Maximum speed | 68 knots |
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| Hull type | Polyhedric monohull |
Frequently asked questions
What is the dry weight of the Revolver 42 speedboat?
The Revolver 42 has a dry weight of only 7,500 kg.
What top speed can the Revolver 42 achieve?
It can reach speeds of up to 68 knots.
What materials are used for the hull construction?
The hull uses high‑performance composite materials, vacuum‑infused Crystic® Vinyl Ester resin, carbon fibre reinforcement, and a Core‑cell™ M‑Foam core.