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01 Marine engineering

Shafting

Complete shaft line work on ships and tugs, carried by this division since 2015.

Division
Marine engineering
Reference
shafting
Certified
ISO 9001:2015
On record
Since 2015

What the work is

Complete shaft line work for ships and tugs

Shaft line work covers the whole line rather than one component: the shaft itself, its couplings, its bearings, the seals, and the alignment of the line from the gearbox to the propeller.

Alignment is the reason this is a line and not a list. A shaft that is straight and a bearing that is within limits can still destroy each other if the line they sit in is not true.

Complete shaft line work has been carried by the marine division since 2015.

Before we can quote

What to send with the enquiry

A price given without these is a guess, and a guess turns into a variation later.

Send this

01
Vessel type and shaft arrangement
02
The symptom: vibration, heat, wear, or a survey finding
03
Previous alignment records, if you have them
04
Where the vessel will be and when

What comes back

First reply
Questions, or a scope we agree on
Then
A price against that scope
If a survey is needed
We say so rather than quoting around it
Certification
ISO 9001:2015, copy on request

Also in this division

The rest of marine engineering

01

Hull maintenance

Hull maintenance on ships and tugs, run out of the Visakhapatnam office.

01

Equipment installation

Equipment installation aboard ships and tugs, inside the marine services named on the ISO 9001:2015 scope.

01

System overhaul

Propulsion and hydraulic overhaul, listed on the certified scope as maintenance of equipment.

Tell us about the shafting you need

The more specific the enquiry, the more specific the answer. Vague requests get honest questions back rather than a number.