Mooring Tension Measurement

These four 9.5 tonne load shackles have been ordered by a Canadian company and will be used to monitor the tension in the mooring lines of wave powered desalination devices.

We have recently supplied this 17 tonne rated submersible load link that incorporates a data logger to a company in Spain. It will be installed 30 metres subsea in the mooring line of an offshore floating buoy.

These 4.75 tonne rated submersible shackles have been purchased by the Australian Science Agency and will be used for a research project that requires them to be deployed for 12 months subsea.

This 200 tonne load pin, manufactured for a leading UK supplier of CALM buoy remote monitoring and control equipment, will be fitted into a load shackle and used for mooring line load monitoring on a single point mooring buoy. 

Packed and ready for despatch are these 85te ATEX/IECEx certified load shackles, which will be used to monitor the loads in the mooring lines of an FSRU (Floating Storage and Regasification Unit).

This 25te subsea load shackle has been despatched to a UK tidal turbine company. At their request it was designed to have no stainless steel components in order to minimise corrosion.

These 285te load pins will be fitted into load shackles and used for mooring line load monitoring on a single point mooring buoy. 

This stainless steel 8 tonne load link has been manufactured for a fish farm company in New Zealand, and will be used to monitor the tension in the mooring lines of large offshore floating fish tanks.

Despatched this week and on their way to the USA are these two 1000 tonne rated load shackle pins.

We have recently supplied this 8000N load cell for deployment 80 metres subsea to measure the tension in the mooring line of an offshore wave power generation system.

We have recently despatched an order for 40 ATEX/IECEx load pins, each rated to 750 tonnes with a diameter of 320mm and are 910mm long. 

On Thursday last week we received an order for five of our wireless 55 tonne TELSHACK-B load shackles, which were required urgently for a project in the Gulf of Mexico.

Ready for despatch are these ATEX/IECEx certified load pins.

Despatched this week to a customer in Canada were these two X/Y 50kN stainless steel load pins.

We are often asked to supply load pins to suit customer supplied load shackles from various manufacturers.

Manufactured for a US customer and despatched this week were two of our 400 tonne telemetry load shackles.

On their way to an Oil & Gas production systems provider in the UAE are these two 200te load shackles that can be used wirelessly or via cable.

The first batch of 6 load pins have been despatched to a leading manufacturer of mooring equipment, and will be installed in quick release mooring hooks to provide load monitoring of mooring lines.

Recently manufactured for a UK customer working in the offshore renewable energy sector was this 10kN rated tension load cell.

Despatched this week were these four 200te ATEX load shackles for a single point mooring buoy load monitoring application.

Ready for delivery to our customer is this 500kN X/Y bi-directional load pin.

Calibrated today and ready for despatch are these two 600te dual bridge, submersible load pins.

We have recently despatched a 1000te telemetry load shackle, which is now on its way to a major world leading oil & gas service provider, where it will be utilised on one of their offshore pipelaying vessels. 

About to leave the factory are these 350te ATEX load pin for Chevron, which will be installed in one of their oil & gas terminals.

Ready for despatch are these Ex’d Zone 1 & 2 certified ATEX load pins, which will be shipped to a major shipbuilding and heavy industry construction company in the Middle East.

Leaving the factory today are 10 x 900kN load pins for a European customer that specialises in the design of winch systems and deck equipment for the marine and offshore industries.

Recently despatched from our factory were two ATEX load shackles, each rated to 250 tonnes, to be used for mooring hawser tension monitoring on a CALM buoy system.

Due to leave the factory today are 6 x 30te ATEX/IECEx Zone 1 & 2 approved load pins which will be installed in an automated mooring system supplied to oil & gas terminals.

In the final stages of manufacturing this week are ten 200te submersible shackle load pins that will be used to provide mooring line tension monitoring.

Packed and ready for collection on Monday is a 400te telemetry load shackle, which has been ordered by a major oil & gas contractor.