Energy chains key in the world’s second largest sea lock
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Posted to News on 27th May 2022, 16:00

Energy chains key in the world’s second largest sea lock

Energy chains key in the world’s second largest sea lock

Sea locks commonly use festoon systems, and with that can come issues with maintenance. This is why customers are changing from festoon systems to Igus energy chains.

In this video of the week, the Igus e-chain is shown powering the sea lock with ease. After retrofitting in 2006, replacing a festoon system, a further retrofit was commissioned in 2011. The chain is fitted with chainflex cables offering a complete system resistant to UV, sea water and oil.

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UNITED KINGDOM

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