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Winch Type 06.10.02

The d‑i Davit International‑Hische Winch Type 06.10.02 is a SOLAS‑approved davit system for launching lifeboats, fast rescue boats or MOB crafts, featuring configurable drive options and a docking head to minimise pendulum motion.

d-i davit international-hische GmbH Winch Type 06.10.02
Persons capacity per SOLAS certification
Capacity
Crew Evacuation / Safety
Medium

Inspector Detail

Common issues

  • Brake band/lining wear affecting controlled lowering speed
  • Gearbox oil leakage or contamination
  • Wire drum grooving or wear from repeated fall wear
  • Overspeed/centrifugal governor malfunction on the lowering brake
  • Manual/emergency handle operation seizing from lack of use
  • Corrosion of drum shaft and bearings

Inspection checklist

  • Brake function test and lining thickness check
  • Gearbox oil level and condition check
  • Wire drum and fall inspection
  • Overspeed governor test - controlled descent speed check under load
  • Manual/emergency lowering operation test
  • Bearing and shaft alignment check
  • 5-yearly dynamic brake load test at 1.1 x SWL per SOLAS

Service intervals

Gearbox oil change per the manufacturer's manual, typically every 2-3 years or on condition
Brake lining inspection annually, at the thorough examination
Dynamic brake load test every 5 years at 1.1 x SWL
Overspeed governor test annually, as part of the operational test

Typical wear limits

Brake lining minimum thickness per the maker's manual - no generic figure available, confirm against the manufacturer's tolerance
Drum groove wear replace or re-machine when the wire seats below flush with the drum flange - confirm against class/maker criteria

Ranges are typical for this design class. Always confirm against the manufacturer documentation for your serial number.

Critical spares

  • Brake linings/bands
  • Gearbox seals and bearings
  • Wire drum bearings
  • Overspeed governor components (maker-approved only)
  • Matched wire fall sets

Safety

  • Overspeed or brake failure during lowering can result in free-fall of the survival craft - this is a safety-critical component
  • Rotating drum and gear train must remain guarded during operation
  • Stored energy in brake spring assemblies

Class survey

This winch is a safety-critical LSA component: class requires annual thorough examination, a 5-yearly dynamic test at 1.1 x SWL, and a governor/overspeed protection test, with all maintenance recorded in the ship's LSA maintenance manual.

Estimated lifetime: Davit winches are assessed on condition and SOLAS calendar surveys rather than running hours; the brake and governor are the components most likely to limit safe service life if not maintained on schedule.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

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Common failures & inspection points

On-load release gear functionality and wear

Annually: operational test of on-load release gear by positioning the boat partially in water for load support by fall, actuation of release gear, reset and inspection for damage. Every 5 years: overhaul of release system with 110% proof-load test. Inspect release gear before and after operational test; verify hook securing and reset.

Wire rope condition (wires/falls) – corrosion, wear, breakage

Monthly: visual inspection for fraying, kinks, corrosion, broken strands. Annually: wire rope and sheaves for scratches, dents, corrosion, missing lubrication. Every 5 years: wire rope replacement per SOLAS Chapter III required. Lubrication of wires, sheaves and moving parts to be checked.

Brake system - inspection function and wear parts

Annually: brake test by suspension of rated load and verification that brake holds without slippage. For centrifugal brakes: sinking speed against SOLAS formula (max. 1.3 m/s) to be checked. Brake pads to be inspected and replaced when worn. Every 5 years: brake system to be opened and condition thoroughly checked.

Sheaves - wear, abrasion, corrosion, wear rings

Annually: sheaves for wear grooves, wear ring wear, corrosion, incorrect alignment, loose bolts to be checked. A worn or corroded sheave damages new wires and leads to premature wire rope failure. Wear ring thickness to be measured and replaced if necessary. Lubrication to be checked.

Overall structure - corrosion, wear, deformation and clearance

Annually: davit structure for corrosion (especially welds), wear, deformation, excessive clearance, cracks to be checked. All bolt locking devices to be verified. Hydraulic cylinders for leakage to be checked. Every 5 years: selective disassembly with NDT (roughness inspection, crack inspection) to be performed. Foundations to be inspected.

Proof-load test at 110% of rated load

Annually: dynamic winch brake test at 110% of Safe Working Load to be performed (simulated by water bag equipment or certified load cells). Every 5 years: comprehensive proof-load test of entire davit, winch, wire rope and hook system at 110% SWL to be performed. System must hold load, show no deformation or damage.

Type-general inspection and maintenance points for this equipment category — not model-specific.

Service & Maintenance

Engine test weekly (min. 5 min). Release hook maintenance annually by approved service (SOLAS MSC.402(96)). GRP hull inspection at docking. 5-year basic survey.

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Replacement Parts

Spare parts via d-i davit international GmbH or authorized distributors. Lead time: 2-6 weeks.
Equipment Model #12320 · ✓ still in production