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Hardware for heavy lifting, subsea handling and anchoring at sea. Safe and reliable in challenging sea conditions and continuous salt water exposure.

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Offshore activities take place across wind farms, oil and gas platforms, drilling rigs and installation vessels. Operations include heavy lifting, subsea handling, pipe laying, anchoring and the mooring of floating installations. Wire rope fittings and lifting & rigging hardware are used in winch systems, lifting equipment and a wide range of anchoring, mooring and subsea applications. These applications involve high loads, continuous movement and exposure to salt water and changing sea conditions.

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At Global Rope Fittings, our products are crafted with specialist knowledge, attention to detail and a strong understanding of their application.

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Customised Heavy Duty Triangle Plates for mooring line maintenance
Offshore
Customised Heavy Duty Triangle Plates for mooring line maintenance

Our customised 250-tonne Heavy Duty Triangle Plate provided a tailored, multi-connection point solution for safe load transfer during offshore mooring line maintenance.

Offshore wire rope re-socketing for anchor handling
Offshore
Offshore wire rope re-socketing for anchor handling

Our Anchor Pendant Socket No. 530 provided a reliable, resin-poured wire rope termination during crucial on-board maintenance for the AHTS Skandi Jupiter.

Delivering the world’s largest Fast Connector Sockets for the Pioneering Spirit
Offshore
Delivering the world’s largest Fast Connector Sockets for the Pioneering Spirit

The Pioneering Spirit is one of the largest offshore construction vessels in the world, designed entirely in-house by the Allseas Group. A record-breaking vessel that can install and remove large oil and gas platforms in a single lift, and is able to install extremely heavy pipelines. The idea for the vessel was born several decades ago and after years of engineering and construction, the vessel entered service in 2016.

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