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Ford and Sharrow Engineering Partner to Scale Production of Looped Blade Propellers in Detroit

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Ford Motor Company and Sharrow Engineering have announced the scaling of production for the Sharrow Propeller at a manufacturing facility in Detroit. The collaboration between the two companies aims to increase output of the innovative marine propeller design, which is known for its unique shape and efficiency improvements over traditional models.

The Sharrow Propeller, developed by Sharrow Engineering, features a patented looped blade design that reduces drag and increases fuel efficiency in watercraft. Ford Motor Company will contribute its manufacturing expertise to help meet growing demand for the product. The production efforts will take place at a Detroit-based facility equipped to handle large-scale manufacturing operations. Both companies have stated their commitment to ensuring quality control and meeting industry standards as they ramp up production.

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Date: April 9, 2026

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