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| Manual Slewing Davit : SCM 21 - 4.0 L |
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March 11th, 2010
Meet NDM in 2010 Bringing Safety to you! You will find various of Ned-Deck Marine's equipment at all the major maritime and offshore exhibitions world wide. Ned-Deck Marine will exhibit or be present at the following shows during 2010: - Vietship 2010, 17-19 March, Hanoi, Vietnam - Asian Pacific Maritime 2010, 24-26 March, Singapore - Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibition & Conference, 24-26 March, Perth, Australia - Navalia International Shipping Exhibition, Stand D1-D2, 18-20 May, Vigo, Spain - Posidonia 2010, 7-11 June, Piraeus, Greece - SMM Hamburg 2010, 7-10 September, Hamburg, Germany - Euronaval 2010, 25-29 October, Paris, France - International WorkBoat Show 2010, December, New Orleans, LA, USA Should you wish to meet us at one of these exhibitions or at another location or exhibition worldwide, please let us call you and arrange a meeting. Flat Rack Mobile Davit Fast assembly and easily removable. Ned-Deck Marine has developed a mobile davit system that is mounted on a 20ft flat rack. 
CAR 35 Release Hook The CAR 35 hook is the world's only IMO/SOLAS and Transport Canada approved combined automatic release hook |
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 The NED-DECK MARINE manual slewing davits have been designed for long time operation under adverse and extreme conditions in a highly corrosive marine environment. The manual slewing davits of the SCM-L series are so-called “plug-in and play units” all guaranteeing easy installation on board. The SCM-L davit is a freestanding deck mounted davit consisting of a davit arm, column and winch. Slewing out the davit arm is realised manually by means of a crank handle. As soon as the correct outboard position has been achieved, the life-raft can be inflated (for correct procedure see instructions of life-raft manufacturer!). After embarking, the life-raft can be lowered to the water level. The lowering procedure can be controlled in two ways, either by means of a remote control wire from within the life-raft or by lifting the brake handle of the winch directly. Lowering is realised by means of gravity. Recovery of the empty hook is realised manually by using the crank handle of the winch. Dependant on the lowering height and the number of life-rafts, the winch can be equipped with a so-called “quick-return unit” for easy and fast retrieval of the empty hook. Since the safe working load and outreach of the davit are normally determined by the size of the life-raft, NED-DECK MARINE have chosen for a limited range of standard designs which can be adapted to some extent in order to meet individual and specific needs. The SCM-L series meets the latest IMO/SOLAS requirements and LSA Code as well as the European Council Directive 96/98 EC on Marine Equipment (M.E.D.). |
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