Mooring System
ARM BRACKET
Using arm bracing system to fix modular floating dock, “eight” in Chinese is “八”, the two rigid struts in the “eight” shape are equal in length, and the two rigid struts are at an acute angle. Equidistant fixed lugs are preset on the side of the embankment and the side of the floating wharf, which are fixed by hinged connection of the fixed lugs with rigid braces. The floating dock is stable and the water level keeps the lifting balance

PILING
All pile guides are fabricated from Aluminum or steel & then galvanized. Low friction
UHMWPE rubbing blocks provide a hard-wearing surface that allows the pontoons to
slide on the piles. These are replaceable and can be supplied separately. The pile guides
are made to suit the diameter of the piles, both square & round are catered for. We can
also custom make guides to suit your existing system.

H STEEL PILE
Usually, the pontoon along the shore is fixed by the (H steel) slide rail, which use the
expansion screws fixed on the concrete The sliding block is made of nylon rubber block
which has wear resistance. Automatically adjust the lifting balance of the pontoon
according to the water depth.

SEAFLEX(www.seaflex.com)
SEAFLEX is an elastic and environmentally friendly mooring solution for
any floating application such as docks/pontoons,floating wave attenu
ators and buoys. lt is unrivaled in its ability to keep it stable and secure
even in locations exposed to extreme weather conditions.

ARCHORING
After selecting a suitable location to install the pontoon,rely on
anchor chains or anchor ropes to connect and tie the anchors. The
anchors are usually divided into concrete anchor blocks,triangle
anchors, etc., With the help of the anchor’s grip on the bottom of the
water, the resistance of the anchor chain and the bottomand the
gravity of the anchor chain, it can resist the external forces such as
wind and current, and maintain the positioningThe weight of the
anchor and the size of the anchor chain need to meet the require
ments of the specific environment.