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New Anchor-Handling/Towing Winch

      5/6/2009

New Anchor-Handling/Towing Winch

MacGREGOR developed new range of anchor-handling towing winches (AHTW) with pulling capability between 300 tonnes and 600 tonnes. Although traditionally supplied as hydraulically-operated, the new range of AHTWs will also be available as electrically-driven units. The target date for the launch of MacGREGOR’s new electrically-driven AHTW is planned for the end of 2009, with an expected delivery for summer 2010.

The conceptual design of the electrically-driven AHTW started around November 2008, after the first 300-tonne hydraulic design was completed. After almost six months of development, a design was produced that incorporates the majority of mechanical components used in the hydraulic-drive winch. The design concept allows MacGREGOR to build up the winch, including drums, shafts bearings and frames, for either type of drive, and simply add on the hydraulic or electric drive package. This concept allows for the standardisation of components, which translates to savings in both the overall design and manufacturing costs.

The electric-drive versions have many of the same features as the hydraulic ranges, with four speed ranges, dynamic braking, hydraulic spooling devices, electro-hydraulic power packs and pilot systems for the operation of clutch and brake cylinders and spooling systems.


 

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