Our GMH-type quick release mooring hooks are routinely deployed on mooring buoys. By default, they feature a rope keeper to prevent inadvertent detachment of mooring lines, notably during pronounced wave movements. These hooks are commonly provided as individual units, crafted for seamless integration into the buoy's infrastructure. Nonetheless, they can also be obtained in multi-hook configurations.
The GMH standard mooring hook is engineered for straightforward operation, even at its peak Safe Working Load (SWL). It encompasses a two-step release mechanism to deter unintentional disconnections. All our quick-release mooring hooks can be readjusted effortlessly through a rotational action. When released, rubber blocks are incorporated to mitigate the energy impact.
Our quick-release buoy hooks cater to a diverse range of capacities, from 40 to 200 tonnes (SWL per hook).
The operation of a mooring hook on a buoy carries inherent risks, particularly during adverse weather or when the quick release is engaged under stress. With the safety of mooring operators as a primary concern, our products are devised, integrating features such as the two-step release mechanism and energy-absorbing rubber blocks.
All our mooring buoy hooks can be outfitted with:
We've innovated a telemetry system that empowers port operators to supervise their mooring buoys from a distance, thus elevating safety standards.
The Straatman Telemetry system offers:
Adopting the Straatman Telemetry System for mooring buoys ensures:
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