
MTI 340X the pleasure boat with impressive performance.
The extraordinary success of the boats of the American shipyard MTI (Marine Technology Inc.) is to be attributed mainly to its founder the American offshore champion Randy Scism who has been able to transfer to pleasure boats all the experience in design and engineering gained in offshore competitions before as world champion driver, driving the fastest catamarans, and then as general manager of the Victory Team, the invincible squadron that has won so many victories in Dubai in the Offshore Classes.
The construction site is known and appreciated not only for the high performance of its models, but also for the quality of the comfortable and safe buildings.
MTI 340X is a catamaran-style pleasure boat that retains all the features of a racing boat with a hull that is the same that won the world speed championship reserved for catamarans.
To obtain ultra-light and resistant competitive catamarans with maximum maneuverability and performance MTI uses a constructive technique of processing composite materials, mostly in carbon, very advanced using an epoxy post-polymerization process, with core, with empty bag with hull and deck glued with Kevlar panels.
The hull design is patented to guarantee a pleasant ride through details, V-shaped fairings or Vee Bottom, as the Americans call them.
Aesthetically the deck of the hull stands out because it goes down towards the water to lower the center of gravity of the boat and increase stability because to run at 100 knots, the boat must necessarily be stable.
The hull is 34 feet (10.30 m) long and 10 feet (3 m) wide and weighs just 2742 kg. It is the smallest outboard of the MTI series but it has many of the same features as the larger models like 6 anatomical seats all mounted directly on the floor of the boat just above the waterline because even the weight of the pilot’s and co-pilot’s guests affects the overall stability of the boat.