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LACE-ON HAWSER FLOAT

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Hawser Flotation
SPM Hawsers typically manufactured from nylon (SG 1.14) will not fload naturally in sea water. A hawser wich sinks will foul the catenary moorings of a CALM buoy or other subsea equipment. We have a range of flotation methods.
  • Lace-on hawser floats
  • Tubular floats
  • Intergral hawser flotation
Please ask us for detailed data sheets on the below flotation types.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
Lace-on hawser float
The intergrity of the mooring hawer depends on the floats sustaining hawser buoyancy. All our floats feature a double outer layer manufactured from high abrasion resistant ballistic nylon cloth. All seams are double stiched from heavy denier yarn using a locking stitch, so yarn breakages connot lead to an unzipping effect. The floats utilise high quality 48kg/m3 100% closed cell polythylene foam, and high quality eyelets exceeding Shell pull test standards. Additionally  these floats can be polyurethane elastomer coated on the outside.                                       

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