The Horn Bollards is famous for its horn shaped design, which allows ropes or cables to be securely wrapped around them for safe and reliable mooring. This design also helps to distribute the weight evenly across the bollard, reducing the risk of damage to both the bollard and the vessel.


The horn-shaped configuration of these bollards provides multiple attachment points for mooring lines, allowing for secure and stable anchoring of vessels. This design feature offers versatility in mooring arrangements, enabling vessels to be securely held in place even in adverse weather conditions or high-traffic areas.


Horn Bollards play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and stability of vessels during berthing operations. Their robust construction and reliable performance make them an essential piece of equipment for any port or harbor.

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Mooring Bollards

  • ► Strong and durable construction

    ► Typically made of high-strength steel or cast iron

    ► Designed to withstand high loads and forces

    ► Corrosion resistant for long-term use in marine environments

    ► Typically feature a curved shape resembling a horn

    ► Available in various sizes and load capacities

  • √ Enhanced safety: Horn Bollards provide a secure and reliable means of mooring vessels, reducing the risk of accidents and damage to both the vessels and the infrastructure.

     


    √ Increased efficiency: By providing a stable and secure mooring point, horn type bollards facilitate quick and easy berthing and unberthing of vessels, helping to streamline maritime operations.

     


    √ Cost-effective solution: Investing in high-quality Horn Bollards can result in long-term cost savings by reducing maintenance and repair costs associated with less durable mooring systems.

     

     

    √ Versatility: Horn Bollards can be used in a wide range of applications and settings, making them a versatile solution for securing various types of vessels in different marine environments.

     

  • ● Ports and harbors for securing ships and boats
    ● Marinas and docks for mooring recreational vessels
    ● Offshore oil and gas platforms for securing supply vessels
    ● Ferry terminals for mooring passenger ferries
    ● Coastal protection structures for securing floating barriers and buoys

    ● Waterfront promenades for tying up smaller watercraft