"> Karmøy Winch Panama Chock SWL-30t
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Panama Chock SWL-30t

Karmøy Winch Panama Chock SWL-30t — Anchor & Mooring Equipment. The supplied category identifies the equipment as Panama Chock, and it is normally installed at a mooring station on the forecastle, poop deck or vessel side where mooring lines pass between winches and shore. In that listed role, its primary purpose is to guide mooring rope or wire along the designed lead while limiting chafe and transferring line load into the deck structure. Roller fairleads provide moving contact surfaces, while Panama chocks provide a fixed shaped opening; both rely on sound structure and smooth line-contact surfaces. Within the supplied list, neighbouring variants are distinguished by their model designations and naming, while the source does not state further model-specific hardware differences. No additional performance, approval or construction detail is inferred from the model code beyond the information supplied in the source record. For exact ratings, dimensions, settings, capacities, materials and variant-specific limits, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

swl t 30

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Common failures & inspection points

Roller, pin or bush wear causes excessive play, seizure or rough line movement on roller-type fittings
Corrosion, wastage or cracked welds weaken the fitting and are seen as section loss or movement at the foundation
Sharp edges, groove wear or surface damage causes abnormal chafing or cutting of mooring lines
Poor lubrication on moving rollers causes stiffness, squealing or seizure under load
Deck-foundation distortion or loose attachment causes visible movement, cracking or misalignment with the intended line lead

Service & Maintenance

Inspect line-contact surfaces, rollers and pins where fitted, structural welds, deck foundations, corrosion and alignment with adjacent mooring equipment. Confirm moving rollers turn freely and remain lubricated. Pay particular attention to cracks or wastage in load-bearing structure. Refer to class and vessel documentation for the exact figure for allowable wear and design loads.

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Replacement Parts

Carry pins, bushes, rollers or bearings where applicable, lubrication items and approved structural fasteners or repair material identified for the fitting.
Equipment Model #128346 · ✓ still in production