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FERRURE TETE CORNE CHARGE [1 record]

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Record 1 2017-04-28

English

Subject field(s)
  • Shipbuilding Yards and Docks
  • Ship and Boat Parts
DEF

Fitting positioned at the top of the derrick boom on which the span rope or span tackle is connected and on which the cargo end of the cargo runner or the cargo tackle is suspended.

OBS

Designed in general as an eyeplate fitted through the derrick boom. For heavy-lift derricks, special constructions apply.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Chantiers maritimes
  • Parties des bateaux
DEF

Ferrures placées en tête de corne sur lesquelles sont fixés, d'un côté, le martinet d'apiquage ou le palan d'apiquage et, de l'autre côté, le câble de levage ou le palan de câble de levage.

OBS

Conçue en général comme une ferrure avec œils traversant la corne de charge. De construction spéciale pour les charges lourdes.

Spanish

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