Product details
product catalogue name: Double Cross Cable Bollard XH1153
Materials and Craftsmanship
This dual-cross cable post is made from 316 stainless steel, which offers excellent physical and chemical properties. During processing, the surface undergoes multiple rounds of precision polishing to achieve a refined metallic luster. This enhances the surface smoothness while preserving the inherent characteristics of 316 stainless steel, making it suitable for most common applications.
Design and Functionality
The product features a classic dual-post structure with rounded contours, which not only accommodates the winding patterns of most ropes but also creates a more harmonious aesthetic. Paired with compatible mounting components, it fits securely to the base and can be firmly fixed to the hull surface. The fasteners create a stable mooring point, and the system can be easily disassembled and adjusted as needed.
Applications
In practical use, it can be employed for dock mooring on vessels such as yachts and fishing boats, helping to secure ropes and stabilize the hull. It is also suitable for shore-based mooring facilities for small sailboats, meeting the material compatibility requirements of such environments. Additionally, it can serve as an auxiliary fastening component in the construction of mooring structures for certain offshore work platforms.
Specifications & project fit
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Mounting
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Material & finish
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Acceptance
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Listed dimensions and options are carried over from the existing catalogue and require confirmation for the selected model. Unverified certification, output and lead-time claims are not carried forward as guarantees.



