Allied Systems Delivers SOLAS Approved Davit
Allied Systems of Sherwood, Ore.
recently tested and delivered its premiere SOLAS certified rescue boat davit. Since supplying almost 200 similar davits to a variety of U.S. and foreign governmental agencies, Allied is in preparations to offer boat davit systems to the global commercial sector.
Designated Model D-6000S. the recently certified unit has a 6,000-lb.
rated SWL. Allied is currently finalizing a lower capacity, less expensive, 3,200- lb. SWL rated unit for smaller vessel or platform applications. The company has also developed its own constant-tension winch system for added safety in high sea state operations.
Factory loaded and tested, the Allied units, which require three-phase electrical supply only, are complete and ready for operation.
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