Shell Plating

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• Keep A Sharp Look-out: Keep A Sharp Look-out is a term used in maritime context which means to maintain a vigilant watch for any potential hazards or dangers that may arise while at sea. This includes keeping an eye out for other vessels, navigational hazards suc ... Read More >>
• Gangways: Gangways are temporary or permanent structures used to provide a safe and stable means of boarding or disembarking a vessel. They are typically made of metal or wood and can be fixed or adjustable in length and height. Gangways are essentia ... Read More >>
• Snub: In maritime context, snub refers to the act of stopping a vessel by taking a turn of the mooring line around a post or bollard and applying tension to it. This is done to prevent the vessel from drifting away from the dock or pier. Snubbing ... Read More >>