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Specification
| Anchor Chain Diameter | 16–76 mm |
| Rated Load Capacity | 5–100 tons |
| Drive Type | Hydraulic, Electric, Electro-Hydraulic |
| Operating Speed | 0.1–20 m/min |
| Control System | Manual, PLC, Remote-Controlled |
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to +60°C |
| Protection Class | IP55–IP66 |
| Mounting | Deck-mounted, Reinforced Base |
Application
Anchor Chain Handling Equipment is essential for marine operations that require precise and safe handling of anchor chains. Typical applications include:
- Mooring and anchoring operations for cargo ships, tankers, and offshore support vessels
- Offshore oil and gas platforms requiring robust chain handling solutions
- Research and survey vessels operating in deep-sea conditions
- Yachts and passenger ships needing automated anchor deployment
- Harbor tugs and service vessels involved in chain handling and anchoring assistance
The equipment’s flexibility allows it to accommodate various chain sizes and loads, making it suitable for multiple operational scenarios on board.
Advantages
The key advantages of Anchor Chain Handling Equipment include:
- High operational safety due to overload protection and automated braking systems
- Efficient and precise chain deployment and retrieval
- Durable construction for long-term performance in harsh marine environments
- Flexible compatibility with different chain diameters and vessel types
- Reduced maintenance downtime due to modular design and easy access to components
- Integration with automated control systems for remote operation
- Compact design for optimal deck space utilization
Materials and Structure
These systems are constructed from marine-grade stainless steel, high-strength alloys, and corrosion-resistant coatings to withstand saltwater exposure and mechanical stress. Key components such as gypsy wheels, chain stoppers, and winch drums are precision-engineered to handle high loads and reduce wear.
Hydraulic and electric drives are housed in sealed, weatherproof enclosures. Bearings, gears, and lubrication systems are designed for extended operational life, while modular mounting frames allow for reinforced installation and easy component replacement.
