6202  Container Twist Lock – Deck Mount is a specific type of twist lock mechanism designed for securely fastening ISO standard shipping containers to a vessel’s deck or other fixed platforms. Here’s an overview of its features and application:

Specification

Features of #6202 Container Twist Lock – Deck Mount:

1. Design: The #6202  Container Twist Lock – Deck Mount is designed to be mounted directly onto the deck or a fixed structure, providing a stable anchor point for securing containers. It typically features a robust construction using materials such as steel or other high-strength alloys.
2. Twist Mechanism: Like other twist locks, it includes a twist mechanism that engages with the corresponding fittings on ISO containers. This mechanism allows for quick and secure attachment and detachment of containers.
3. Mounting: The deck mount design means it is bolted or welded onto the vessel’s deck or a suitable platform. This ensures a permanent and reliable connection point for container securing operations.
4. Compatibility: It is specifically designed to be compatible with ISO standard containers, which have standardized twist lock fittings at the corners. This compatibility ensures interoperability with container handling equipment and other vessels in the shipping industry.
5. Safety and Security: Provides a secure locking mechanism to prevent containers from shifting or dislodging during transport. This enhances safety by reducing the risk of accidents, cargo damage, or loss.
6. Durability: Built to withstand the harsh marine environment, including exposure to saltwater, weather elements, and heavy loads. Regular maintenance is recommended to ensure longevity and optimal performance.

Applications:

• Container Ships: Used extensively on container ships to secure containers to the vessel’s deck or onto container stacks.
• Container Terminals: Utilized in container terminals for loading and unloading operations, where containers are secured to dockside cranes or storage areas.
• Fixed Platforms: Installed on fixed platforms such as offshore oil rigs or barges, where containers need to be securely anchored for transportation or storage purposes.
• Intermodal Transportation: Facilitates secure stacking and transportation of containers via rail and road networks by ensuring containers remain tightly fastened to chassis or flatcars.