Hatch Cover Lifting Pads - Container Ship Specific
Ship-specific steel lifting fittings or contact pads used to connect container-ship pontoon hatch covers to approved lifting beams, spreaders, hooks, or handling gear. Geometry, load rating, material, and attachment arrangement must match the hatch-cover maker's approved drawings.
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Product Information
| Product Name | Hatch Cover Lifting Pads |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Container Ship Specific |
| Product Reference | 511 |
| Brands / Manufacturers | MacGregor, TTS, Coops & Nieborg |
| Unit of Measure | Piece |
Key Features
| Key Feature |
|---|
| 1. Ship-specific machined or fabricated steel construction |
| 2. Designed for defined hatch-cover lifting loads |
| 3. Interfaces with dedicated lifting beams or spreaders |
| 4. Welded or mechanically secured according to approved drawings |
| 5. Traceable material and inspection documentation may be required |
Applications of Hatch Cover Lifting Pads
| Application |
|---|
| 1. Lifting pontoon hatch covers with container cranes |
| 2. Handling hatch covers with shipboard gantry cranes |
| 3. Hatch-cover removal during repair and inspection |
Standards, Certifications & Class Approval
Review the available standards and approval information relevant to the product. Actual certification, material traceability, inspection and classification requirements depend on the product type, intended application and purchasing specification.
| Applicable Standards & Certification | Normally supplied to the hatch-cover OEM's ship-specific approved drawings and applicable SOLAS, International Load Line Convention, flag-state, and classification-rule requirements. Welding procedures, material certificates, proof-load testing, and NDT may be required by the approved design. |
|---|---|
| Class Approval | Acceptance may be required from the vessel's classification society, such as DNV, ABS, Lloyd's Register, Bureau Veritas, or ClassNK. Approval is vessel- and drawing-specific; a generic lifting pad is not automatically class approved. |
Installation, Maintenance & Safety Information
| Installation Notes | Verify vessel, hatch number, pad position, dimensions, safe working load, material grade, and drawing revision. Install only to the OEM or class-approved drawing using qualified welding procedures and specified fasteners. Inspect alignment and perform required NDT or load testing before use. |
|---|---|
| Maintenance Tips | Regularly inspect for cracks, deformation, corrosion, wear, loose fasteners, and damaged welds. Keep engagement surfaces clean and protected against corrosion. Measure critical wear areas and renew only to approved limits and procedures. |
| Safety Notes | Never lift with unidentified, damaged, distorted, or uncertified pads. Use only the designated lifting beam or spreader and observe the approved lifting plan and safe working load. Keep personnel clear of suspended hatch covers and isolate lifting equipment before inspection. |
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