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Specification
| Load Capacity | 300–25,000 kg |
| Drive Type | Hydraulic, Electric, Electro-Hydraulic |
| Rotation Speed | 0.1–50 rpm adjustable |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Protection Class | IP54–IP66 |
| Control System | Manual, PLC, Remote Interface, Automation-ready |
| Power Supply | 380–690 V AC / 50–60 Hz or customized solutions |
| Mounting Style | Deck-mounted with modular brackets and reinforcement options |
Application
Modular Marine Equipment Units are designed for applications requiring adaptable and multi-functional machinery on deck. They are widely used in:
- Mooring and anchoring operations for cargo vessels, tankers, and offshore rigs
- Deck lifting and handling of heavy equipment, containers, and specialized marine cargo
- Offshore construction and support activities, including ROV deployment and towing operations
- Research and scientific vessels requiring flexible, modular machinery configurations
- Operations in confined deck spaces where space efficiency and flexibility are critical
Their modularity allows operators to reconfigure systems for different missions, providing versatility unmatched by traditional fixed deck machinery.
Advantages
The primary advantages of Modular Marine Equipment Units include:
- High flexibility due to modular design and configurable components
- Reduced downtime since individual modules can be serviced without halting overall operations
- Compact and space-efficient footprint on the deck
- Enhanced operational safety through centralized and automated control options
- Scalable load-handling capacity to meet mission-specific requirements
- Durable construction designed to withstand marine environments
- Easy integration with existing vessel systems and remote automation interfaces
Materials and Structure
Modular Marine Equipment Units utilize high-strength marine-grade stainless steel, corrosion-resistant alloys, and protective coatings to ensure longevity in harsh maritime conditions. Key structural components, including gears, shafts, and hydraulic cylinders, are precision-engineered and reinforced for high-load operations.
The modular framework employs standardized mounting brackets, bolted connections, and sealed compartments for sensitive electrical and hydraulic components. Bearings, seals, and lubrication points are designed for extended maintenance intervals, while all exposed surfaces are treated to resist corrosion, wear, and impact from deck operations.
