The Ferryl Wire Rope Lubricator is a great way to lubricate and protect wires. It takes care of pre-treatment, wire core protection and outer lubrication in one step. It drastically reduces lubrication time and is a cleaner, more efficient way to maintain wire ropes.
As all Ferryl products, the lubricator is made in Germany and is designed for use with Ferryl 202 Standard Anticorrosive Grease, but can be used with any wire rope grease.
(BOLLARDS, CHOCKS, HEAVY BITTS, SMIT BRACKETS, ROLLERS, PEDESTAL FAIRLEADS)
OCEANTECH SHIPPING & TRADING LTD is conscious of the new Panama Canal requirements and can supply you all the necessary mooring equipment to meet the new regulations.
International Compliance
The Panama Canal Authority (PCA) regularly issues Notices to Shipping with requirements for Panama Canal transit. Latest valid regulations are given in OP Notice to Shipping No. N-1-2016 vessel requirements.
A dry, plastic-like coating preventing corrosion of metals in the harsh marine environment, preserving original shine of surfaces and reducing need for maintenance or polishing. For use on Steel, Stainless Steel, Copper, Aluminium, Brass, Wood & Light Alloys.
FERRYL 401 is a one-component product and is supplied ready to use (applied like paint). Coverage is 6m2 per 1kg (approx.) // Completely Dry 24 hours (approx.)
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