Marine Double Bollard
Introduction:
For Marine Double Bollard, there are many standards, GBT 554-1996 Marine Double Bollard, GBT 554-2008 Marine Double Bollard, CB T 169-1999 Welded Inclined Bollard, DIN 82607-1995 Marine Double Bollard, JIS F2001-1995 Marine Double Bollard, ISO 13795-2012 Marine Double Bollard, NS2584 Marine Double Bollard.
Features of Marine Double Bollard:
A marine double bollard is a type of bollard commonly used in marine environments to secure ships and boats to a dock or pier. It typically consists of two bollards placed parallel to each other and connected by a crossbeam. Here are some features of a marine double bollard:
1. Material: Marine double bollards are typically made of high-strength materials such as cast steel, ductile iron, or stainless steel to withstand the harsh marine environment.
2. Load capacity: Marine double bollards are designed to withstand high loads from ships and boats. The load capacity of a bollard is typically specified by its Safe Working Load (SWL).
3. Corrosion resistance: Marine double bollards are usually coated with anti-corrosive materials to protect against the corrosive effects of saltwater.
4. Durability: A marine double bollard must be able to withstand the constant wear and tear of ropes and cables being tied to it, as well as the impact of ships and boats docking.
5. Size and shape: The size and shape of a marine double bollard may vary depending on the application. Some are cylindrical in shape, while others may be more rectangular or square.
6. Installation: Marine double bollards are typically mounted on a concrete or steel base, which is anchored to the dock or pier.
7. Visibility: Some marine double bollards may be painted in bright colors or fitted with reflective strips to increase their visibility in low light conditions.
Marine Double Bollard from Different Standards:
Marine Double Bollard
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