Marine
Marine
Different applications require specific gear configurations. Main propulsion systems utilize helical and double helical gears for quiet, high-torque performance. Maneuvering thrusters depend on precision spiral bevel gears for directional power transfer. Deck machinery, including cranes and winches, requires compact planetary gears for heavy lifting in corrosive environments.
We specialize in custom-engineered high-precision gears for all marine sectors. Our gears are manufactured to classification society standards, ensuring reliability and guaranteeing your vessel's efficient operation on voyage after voyage.
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For Marine Applications
Winch
A winch is a mechanical device used on ships and boats for hauling, pulling, or lifting heavy loads. Common applications include anchoring (anchor winch/windlass), mooring the vessel to a dock, towing other vessels, and handling fishing nets or cargo. Winch gear features reinforced tooth structure and superior fatigue resistance.
Sailing boat
A sailing boat (or sailboat) is a vessel propelled primarily by sails. However, modern sailing yachts rely heavily on mechanical systems for auxiliary power (entering harbors), sail handling, and navigation.
- Helical Gears
- Worm Gears
- Bevel Gears
- Rack and Pinion
- Shafts
Water motorbike
Commonly known as a personal watercraft (PWC) or “Jet Ski” (a brand name), this is a small recreational vessel where the rider sits or stands on top. It is powered by an inboard engine driving a jet pump, rather than an external propeller. There are multiple distinct types of water motorbike gears, classified by function, structure and installation position
Marine propeller
Often called a “screw propeller,” this is the fan-like structure that rotates underwater to push the vessel forward or backward. It converts the rotational power from the engine into thrust. On some ships, the propeller pitch can be adjusted (Controllable Pitch Propeller).
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