Automated cargo fastening system for PSV

Uses chocks running on recessed tracks to move and secure containers or other deck cargo such as pipes firmly in place not to shift in rough seas The Automated Sea Fastening System uses chocks running on recessed tracks in the deck to move and secure containers or other deck cargo such as pipes firmly in place so that they cannot shift in rough seas. This cargo fastening system reduces the need for auxiliary wires to run across the cargo deck. Deck cargo, such as containers and pipes, is easily positioned at the required location on deck by a series of moving pillars. The sea fastening system can, within limits, also lock the cargo against the cargo rails to prevent movement. When loading pipes from rigs with the vessel rolling the ASFA system improves safety for the deck hands. The moving pillars are connected to drive paths mounted in transverse slots in the cargo deck. These slots are flush with the typical wooden deck, so that they do not create obstacles when not in use. The pillars are moved by chains running in the deck slots, powered by hydraulic motors. The force of one pillar, pushing or securing, is approx. 3.8 tonnes. Get expert help anytime, anywhere—our global support team is available 24/7 to assist you. Upgrade your systems with tailored retrofit solutions to extend vessel life and boost performance. Explore our training programs to build skills, ensure safety, and maximize operational efficiency. Our Global Customer Support works 24/7 to provide prompt responses, technical expertise and global assistance from key locations in 32 countries. EMEA:+47 33 03 24 07APAC:+65 97 11 24 07AMERICAS:+15 04 303 5244E-mail: