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Specification
| Rated Pull Capacity | 30 kN to 600 kN, depending on vessel size and application |
| Anchor Type Compatibility | Stockless anchors, high holding power anchors, custom designs |
| Chain Size Range | Stud link and studless chain, various diameters |
| Drive System | Hydraulic drive or electric motor drive |
| Brake System | Manual band brake or hydraulic disc brake |
| Control Mode | Local control, remote control, or integrated bridge system |
| Installation Type | Permanently deck mounted |
| Environmental Protection | Marine-grade corrosion protection for offshore use |
Application
Deck mounted anchoring devices are widely applied across various marine and offshore sectors where stable anchoring and positioning are required.
- Commercial cargo vessels, tankers, and bulk carriers operating in ports and open waters
- Offshore support vessels involved in construction, maintenance, and logistics
- Workboats and service vessels requiring frequent anchoring cycles
- Marine construction platforms used for dredging, piling, and installation work
- Special-purpose vessels operating in shallow or deep-water environments
In many applications, these devices are used as part of a larger anchoring or mooring system, supporting safe vessel positioning during loading, unloading, or offshore operations.
Advantages
Deck mounted anchoring devices offer several practical advantages compared with temporary or less integrated anchoring solutions.
- Provides stable and reliable anchoring performance under varying sea conditions
- Supports higher load capacity due to permanent deck integration
- Reduces operational risk by improving control over anchor movement
- Designed for repeated anchoring cycles with minimal performance degradation
- Can be customized to match vessel layout, anchor type, and operational profile
These advantages make deck mounted anchoring devices particularly suitable for professional marine operations where safety and reliability are critical.
Material and Structure
The main structural components of deck mounted anchoring devices are manufactured from high-strength structural steel, ensuring sufficient rigidity and load-bearing capacity. Load paths are carefully designed to distribute forces evenly across the deck foundation.
Key mechanical components such as shafts, drums, chain wheels, and braking elements are precision-machined and surface-treated to improve wear resistance. Bearings and seals are selected for marine environments, providing protection against saltwater, moisture, and airborne contaminants.
All exposed surfaces are treated with marine-grade coating systems to enhance corrosion resistance and extend service life, particularly in offshore and high-humidity environments.
