Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, Australia's leading boating and marine showcase.
We welcome you to visit the Muir Windlass Stand (Stand 132) and speak with Michael and Darren on your existing Muir equipment or recommendations on new Muir equipment. Pictured on...
Pictured is Onboard Marine’s Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) facility in Bolsward, Netherlands. Being prepared for FAT, this Muir ship-set combines our VRC 22 000 windlasses with VC 20 000 & VC 18 000 mooring capstans, destined for install in Holland on board a new buil...
To mark the start of our 50th Year, Muir will again exhibit at the 2018 Monaco Yacht Show. We invite you to come aboard Stand QS64 in the Port Hercules and meet...
Muir Winches has been manufacturing world-leading marine anchor winches and windlasses, deck equipment, anchoring and docking systems for superyachts, pleasure craft, ferries and commercial vessels for the past 50 years.
To better serve our American and Canadian customer base Muir welcomes Kim Mayer as USA Factory Representative to our sales team. Mayer brings to Muir over two decades of extensive marine industry experience. Mayer will be working closely with Muir distributors, shipyar...
Poppy Moore will circumnavigate Australia to raise money for Parkinson’s NSW, with Muir Winches pleased to offer support.

Sailor Poppy Moore will this year circumnavigate Australia and Muir Winches is pleased to offer its support in the form of equipment. 

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After 28 years with Muir, Craig McNaughton knows a windlass when he sees one. Here, he gives us his best tips for protecting the lifespan of the windlass; something which he says comes down to using it as a retrieval and deployment device only, not a bollard.
We were very pleased to have the Hook Line and Sinker TV crew at our Tasmanian factory recently. Nick Duigan and Andrew Hart visited the factory to see where their equipment was made - watch on for why they'll never go back to what they had prior to their MUIR.
