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Wooden Steps
Wooden Steps are parts of pilot ladders or embarkation ladders, shall be made of hardwood (beech, oak, rubber wood) without craks and free from knots.
- Compliant to ISO799
- Dried Hardwood
- Non-skid grooved surface
- Wax dipped on both sides only, no paint
According to ISO 799, wooden steps shall not be treated or coated with paint, varnish or other coatings, which either change the friction coefficient or hide the natural grain.
Description
Introduction:
Wooden steps shall be ISO 799 and SOLAS-compliant steps with dimension roughly 525 × 115 × 28 mm, no coated and knot-free. And all steps must be dried, as excess moisture causes to rot, swell, and lose structural integrity, directly violating SOLAS and IMO safety regulations.
Replacement steps are also available to ensure easily replaced on board the vessel without needing to completely unstring the entire ladder.
Intended for:
Manufacture and repair Pilot ladder, embarkation ladder and jacob’s ladder
Specification:
| Part Name | Wooden Steps |
| Dimension | 525×115×28mm / 525×120×28mm |
| Hols | 4×25mm (extra hole 10mm) |
| Wood Material | European Dried Beech/ Rubberwood |
| Surface | Non-slip groove |
| Treatment | Wax dipped on both sides, no paint |
| Anti-corrosion Treatment (Required by client) | Whole step dipped in wood oil |
| Static Load | ≥8.8 kN |
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