Daiwa Emeraldas Egi ST

A saltwater rod for the Eging technique.

The Emeraldas rods have been developed by Japanese leading company Daiwa, for the specialized squid fishing technique, called Eging.

These top-of-the-range models ensure very long distance casts and a great comfort.

Technical Characteristics

• Material: Carbon HVF (100%)
• Reversed joint
• Fuji K guides on mounting Titanium
• Fuji ergonomic screw reel seat exclusive Daiwa
• EVA super hard handle
• Progressive tip action

Daiwa Technologies on Emeraldas Egi

This manufacturing process is the superposition of spiral carbon fibers (90 °), unidirectional fibers (0 °) on three layers and two carbon layers laid by two opposite helical windings (45 °). These two additional crosswinds gave the name of Bias Cross Wrap.

The X45 carbon winding adopts an elasticity and a return to the initial shape whatever the angle of the loading of the blank.

Daiwa uses Toray's Nanotechnology and optimizes it with its own manufacturing processes for nanometer resins fit.

The nano fixation of the resins optimizes the bonding of the best Daiwa carbons to obtain ultra-high density blanks, which are more sensitive, lighter and more resistant at the same time.

Reduction of the quantity of resin and increase of the degree of adhesion of the carbon fibers during the hot polymerization phase.

The structure of the V-Joint is a carbon Bias wound at 45 °. It improves the curvature and action of the rod in the compression of the blank, during a throw or a fight. The carbon Bias of the V-Joint fits a perfect morphological memory and returns to its original position as soon as the force exerted on the blank ends.

When winding webs, a micropigment-based finish is sprayed hot. The absence of polish brings lightness and sensitivity.

The component engineering division is developing reel holders mixing innovations and Fuji® elements, exclusive for Daiwa rods.

Fuji rings with Titanium frame, lighter than the stainless steel frame.

Fuji K "Anti-Tagle" rings: frame whose shape avoids entanglements when throwing.  

This form of Fuji reinforcement offers anti-entangling rings that prevent accidental looping of the braid during throws. The crosswind is often responsible for the formation of knots around the first ring that can cause breakage of the line and loss of the leader.

The Fuji K rings correct this problem thanks to an ingenious design of the ring reinforcement.