Aluminium Wharf Ladder
A wharf ladder is a device used to connect a ship to a dock or shore, usually to allow people, passengers or cargo on board to safely disembark or enter and exit the ship. The wharf ladder usually consists of a solid platform that unfolds or extends along the side of the ship and is connected to the dock or shore to form a secure passageway.
Overview
The main features of the Marine wharf ladder include:
Materials: Usually made of durable metal alloy materials (such as aluminum alloy or stainless steel) to ensure that the wharf ladder has good corrosion resistance and durability in different Marine environments.
Design: The wharf ladder is designed to be flat and strong for safe passage of people, cargo or passengers. It usually has a non-slip surface and handrails to provide additional security.
Portability: Wharf ladder are usually designed in a collapsible or retractable form so that they can be easily stored or carried when needed.
Flexibility: The board of the ship extends from the side of the ship, connected to the dock or shore, because it is usually not fixed, the choice of connection is more diverse and flexible.
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