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Because the flexible rods always return to their original shape, the
integrity of the profile is never affected.
Nitinol provides the highest level of protection against deformation, heat
or breaks.
Structured Leading Edge (SLE) - the use of the SLE considerably reduces
the amount of Mylar which was used in previous Niviuk wings and this
also reduces the weight of the leading edge. Therefore it is easier to
inflate this wing than a paraglider without this system.
3D Pattern Cut Optimisation (3DP) – the latest generation of wings
require a new fabric panel pattern and cutting system. Creating separate
panels for each of the sections at the front of the wing means the sail
fabric is more taut and crease-free. During the cutting, the optimal
orientation of the fabric section is selected, depending on its final
location. If the fabric pattern is properly aligned with the axes of load, it
suffers less deformation after repeated use, to the long-term benefit of
the leading edge.
3D Leading Edge (3DL) - adding an extra seam to the longitudinal axis
of the glider helps, on the one hand, give more consistency and volume
to the profile (a more efficient 3D contour) and on the other, joins and
shapes the leading edge panels. The fabric is guided by the panel
position to ensure fewer creases and better load distribution. The result
is a cleaner profile, which benefits the wing in terms of performance and
durability.
The use of these technologies is a big technological leap forward in
building wings and a big improvement in flight comfort.
From Olivier Nef’s computer to fabric cutting, the operation does not
allow for even a millimetre of error. The cutting of each wing component
is performed by a rigorous, extremely meticulous automated computer
laser-cutting robotic arm. This program also paints the guideline markers
and numbers on each individual fabric piece, thus avoiding errors during
this delicate process.
The jigsaw puzzle assembly is made easier using this method and
optimises the operation while making the quality control more efficient.
All Niviuk gliders go through an extremely thorough and detailed final
inspection.
The canopy is cut and assembled under strict quality control conditions
facilitated by the automation of this process.
Every wing is individually checked with a final visual inspection.
The fabric used to manufacture the glider is light, resistant and durable.
The fabric will not experience fading and is covered by our warranty.
The main lines are made from Technora with a polyester sheath, the
gallery lines are made from sheathed Dyneema and the upper cascade is
made using unsheathed Dyneema.
The line diameter has been calculated depending on the workload and
aims to achieve the required best performance with the least drag. The
sheath protects the line cores from UV rays and abrasions.
The lines are semi-automatically cut to length and all the sewing is
completed under the supervision of our specialists.
Every line is checked and measured once the final assembly is
concluded.
Each glider is packed following specific maintenance instructions as
recommended by the fabric manufacturer.
Niviuk gliders are made of premium materials that meet the requirements
of performance, durability and certification that the current market