Release Hooks
Discover our 35 KN, 22 KN, and 15 KN hooks—high-capacity quick release solutions ideal for liferafts, rescue boats, and marine safety. Custom manufacturing available for specialized needs.
35 KN Combined Quick Release Hook
35 kN combined quick release hook complies with the latest SOLAS standards. This versatile hook features both "on-load" and "off-load" release mechanisms and can be operated automatically or manually as needed. It is designed for use with rescue boats or liferafts during evacuation procedures—specifically when the equipment is lowered and floating on water. Constructed from stainless steel, it is capable of handling a davit load up to 3500 kg. With a lightweight design of just 7.5 kg, it effectively facilitates the on-load release mechanism.
All components of the “35 KN COMBINED QUICK RELEASE HOOK” are designed for a long life durability under arduous marine conditions and manufactured according to the latest regulation.
35 KN Rescue Boat Release Hook Certificate
SEAMAN SAFETY
22 KN Liferaft Quick Release Hook
22 kN liferaft quick release hook is produced by taking into consideration the latest regulation. As an "off-load" release mechanism, the 22 kN liferaft quick release hook is designed to be automatically opened when the load applied to it is removed, when the raft has been lowered and becomes waterborne.
The materials used in the production process provide a long life durability under arduous marine conditions and manufactured according to the latest regulation.
22 KN Liferaft Release Hook Certificate
SEAMAN SAFETY
15 KN Rescue Boat Quick Release Hook
15 kN rescue boat release hook is produced by taking into consideration the latest regulation. As an "on-load" disengaging gear, the 15 kN rescue boat quick release hook is designed to be manually opened when the boat is lowered and lands in the water.
- The materials used in the production process provide a long life durability under arduous marine conditions and manufactured according to the latest regulation.
- LSA Code for Hooks for Liferaft Launching, as amended MSC.81(70).
- Fully compliant with updated SOLAS requirements as per Resolutions MSC.320(89) and MSC.321(80).
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What is a Release Hook?
A release hook is a specialized device used primarily in maritime and rescue operations to ensure the safe and efficient release of lifeboats, liferafts, and other emergency equipment. These hooks are designed to hold a significant load and then release it quickly when necessary, typically in response to an emergency. In the marine industry, 35 KN, 22 KN, and 15 KN release hooks are common, each with varying load capacities tailored to different applications. For instance, 35 KN quick release hooks are often used for liferafts and rescue boats, while 22 KN hooks are ideal for only liferafts. The 15 KN rescue boat release hook is specifically designed for rescue boats, providing a reliable and swift release mechanism that ensures safety during emergency evacuations. These hooks are essential for marine safety, as they enable quick deployment of rescue equipment, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring a timely response during critical situations.
What is a Hook That Will Release Quickly?
A hook that will release quickly, commonly known as a quick release hook, is engineered for situations where speed and safety are paramount. These hooks are designed to secure lifeboats, liferafts, and rescue boats until a swift release is required. For example, the 35 KN quick release hook is robust enough to handle heavy loads, making it suitable for large-scale maritime operations. Similarly, the 22 KN liferaft hook is perfect for liferafts, providing a balance of strength and quick release capability. The 15 KN release hook is designed for rescue boats, ensuring they can be rapidly deployed during emergencies. These hooks are crucial in the marine industry, where the ability to quickly release safety equipment can be the difference between life and death. They incorporate mechanisms that allow them to hold securely under normal conditions but release instantly when activated, ensuring that rescue operations can proceed without delay.
What is the Best Hook for Catch and Release?
The best hook for catch and release is one that combines strength, durability, and a quick release mechanism, ensuring both the safety of the equipment and the efficiency of the operation. In maritime contexts, this often refers to hooks like the 35 KN quick release hook, which is designed to handle significant loads and release them swiftly when needed. For liferafts, a 22 KN liferaft hook is typically the best choice, providing a reliable hold with the capability for a quick release during emergencies. For smaller vessels, such as rescue boats, the 15 KN rescue boat release hook is ideal, offering the same quick release functionality tailored to lighter loads. These hooks are essential in ensuring that lifeboats and rescue equipment can be deployed quickly and safely, minimizing risks during rescue operations. Their design incorporates robust materials and precise engineering, making them reliable even under the most demanding conditions.
What is the On Load Release Hook on a Lifeboat?
An on load release hook on a lifeboat is a specialized device designed to release the lifeboat while it is under load, meaning it can operate even when the lifeboat is fully equipped and occupied. This feature is crucial for ensuring that lifeboats can be deployed quickly and safely in emergency situations. On load release hooks are engineered to meet rigorous safety standards, allowing for reliable performance under the weight of the lifeboat and its contents. They are typically integrated into the lifeboat’s davit system and are activated manually or automatically, depending on the design. This mechanism ensures that lifeboats can be launched efficiently, providing a critical lifeline during maritime emergencies and enhancing overall marine safety.
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