
Aerial Work Platform Vehicle
A self-propelled platform that lifts personnel and tools to height for hull, tank and structural work.
8 categories
65 products
Product categories
65 products

A self-propelled platform that lifts personnel and tools to height for hull, tank and structural work.

A machine that supplies compressed air for pneumatic tools, grit blasting, and pneumatic control systems around the yard.

A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.

A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.

A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.

A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.

A ship's anchor, the fitting that holds a vessel in position by gripping or digging into the seabed.

Fittings and hardware used with anchor chain: shackles, swivels, and the connectors that join chain lengths.

Fittings and hardware used with anchor chain: shackles, swivels, and the connectors that join chain lengths.

Fittings and hardware used with anchor chain: shackles, swivels, and the connectors that join chain lengths.

A handheld power tool with a rotating abrasive disc, for cutting, grinding and weld preparation.

A rudder trunk bearing block that supports the rudder stock and permits it to rotate under load.

Sanitary fixtures fitted out for shipboard accommodation, built to marine standards for weight, corrosion and motion.

Sanitary fixtures fitted out for shipboard accommodation, built to marine standards for weight, corrosion and motion.

Sanitary fixtures fitted out for shipboard accommodation, built to marine standards for weight, corrosion and motion.

Sanitary fixtures fitted out for shipboard accommodation, built to marine standards for weight, corrosion and motion.

A fan unit that forces air through ducting for tank ventilation, dust extraction, or cooling during hot work.

A hull fitting that channels mooring or towing line to a fairlead or winch at a controlled angle.

A high-speed rotating disc set into a wheelhouse window that spins spray and rain off the glass for an unobstructed view.

A computer-controlled cutting machine that follows a programmed path to cut steel plate for hull and structural parts.

A weathertight or watertight steel door for exterior openings and compartment boundaries aboard a vessel.

A twin-post deck bollard for securing mooring lines, offering two independent standing points on one base.

A bridge window wiper driven by an electric motor or compressed air, built for continuous duty in marine weather.

An open guide fitting that lets a mooring or towing line run smoothly over a deck edge or through a bulwark.

An open guide fitting that lets a mooring or towing line run smoothly over a deck edge or through a bulwark.

A flat, low-loading yard vehicle for moving steel plate, sections and heavy equipment around a shipyard.

Tubular welding wire with a flux core, for higher deposition rates on thicker steel sections.

A powered lift truck for moving palletised or unitised loads around the yard and warehouse.

Fixed and semi-fixed furniture built for shipboard cabins and common areas, secured against motion at sea.

Fixed and semi-fixed furniture built for shipboard cabins and common areas, secured against motion at sea.

Fixed and semi-fixed furniture built for shipboard cabins and common areas, secured against motion at sea.

Fixed and semi-fixed furniture built for shipboard cabins and common areas, secured against motion at sea.

A boarding ramp or ladder rigged between vessel and quay, adjustable for tide and berth height.

An arc welding process that shields the weld pool with an externally supplied gas instead of a flux coating.

A hull appendage that breaks up hull-generated wake vortices ahead of the propeller to recover propulsive efficiency.

A press that uses hydraulic force to bend, form or straighten steel plate and structural sections.

A bolted or hinged cover sealing access to a tank, void or compartment below deck.

A bolted or hinged cover sealing access to a tank, void or compartment below deck.

A power source for stick (SMAW) welding, delivering a controlled current through a coated electrode held by hand.

Electrical cable insulated and armoured for shipboard installation, rated for damp, vibration and confined runs.

A motor-driven fan for forced ventilation of engine rooms, holds and accommodation spaces aboard a vessel.

An oily water separator that treats bilge water before discharge, meeting the parts-per-million limit MARPOL Annex I sets.

A prefabricated interior panel for lining bulkheads and deckheads in accommodation and working spaces.

A trailer- or skid-mounted rotary screw compressor that supplies compressed air wherever fixed plant does not reach.

A generator set that supplies electrical power independent of shore or vessel supply during shipyard work.

A hand-operated valve designed for rapid shut-off of a fuel, ballast or bilge line from a remote position.

Fibre rope for mooring, towing and general deck work, selected for strength, stretch and resistance to marine wear.

The flat, streamlined surface that deflects water flow to steer a vessel, mounted on the rudder stock.

A fixed hull structure that carries the lower rudder bearing on a semi-spade or horn-type rudder arrangement.

The pin that locates and bears a rudder in its gudgeon, forming the hinge the rudder swings on.

The vertical shaft that transmits steering torque from the steering gear down to the rudder blade.

Onboard equipment that treats a vessel's sewage before discharge, to the standard required by MARPOL Annex IV.

A machine that cuts steel plate along a straight line by shearing between two blades under mechanical or hydraulic force.

A hull-mounted vent with a weathertight cowl that supplies fresh air below deck while keeping sea spray out.

A single-post deck bollard for making fast one mooring line, the most compact fitting of the bollard family.

A prefabricated ceiling board for lining deckheads in accommodation and working spaces.

Equipment that atomises and applies coating or paint under pressure across a hull or structural surface.

A line that cleans, abrasive-blasts and primes new steel plate before it goes to fabrication.

Wire rope laid from steel strands around a core, for mooring, lifting and standing rigging where fibre rope lacks the strength.

An automatic welding machine that runs the submerged arc process, burying the arc under a bed of granular flux.

A motorised carriage that carries a submerged arc welding head at a steady speed along a seam.

Solid wire consumable for submerged arc welding, paired with a granular flux that covers the arc.

Deck machinery that raises and lowers the anchor and controls the anchor chain under load.

A fixed or opening marine window, framed and gasketed for the wind and spray loads of an exterior bulkhead.

A motorised unit that drives welding wire from the spool to the torch at a controlled, adjustable rate.
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