75–350 mm Marine Three-Roller Chock | CB/T 38-1999 Type C with Cast Steel Rollers

Product Details:

Place of Origin: China
Brand Name: Zhongyuan Marine Equipmen
Certification: CCS, NK, BV, ABS, DNV, LR, KR, IRS, RS, RINA, CRS, Makers Test Certificate
Model Number: Standard or Customized

Payment & Shipping Terms:

Minimum Order Quantity: 1 Unit
Price: Based on quotation
Packaging Details: Export standard pallet or customized packing
Delivery Time: Based on project requirements
Payment Terms: T/T, L/C
Supply Ability: Customized production based on project requirements
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Detail Information

Technical Standard: CB/T 38-1999 Type: Single Roller Form C
Roller Diameters: 75~350mm Roller No.: Three Rollers
Roller Weight: 27-1915kg Materials: Mild Steel, C-Mn Steel, Stainless Steel, Casting Steel, Nodular Cast Iron
Surface Treatment: Sandblasting To S2.5 + One Layer Of Epoxy Shop Primer, Galvanized, Polished, Customized Surface Treatment Available. Classification Certificates: CCS, NK, BV, ABS, DNV, LR, KR, IRS, RS, Etc.
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Product Description

75–350 mm Marine Three-Roller Chock | CB/T 38-1999 Type C with Cast Steel Rollers

 

Product Overview
Marine three roller chock is designed to guide mooring ropes through a fixed opening while reducing friction and controlling rope direction.
Compared with conventional chock, the integrated three-roller structure allows multi-direction rope lead and significantly reduces local stress and rope wear.
This product follows CB/T 38-1999 Type C standard, replacing CB39-66 Type C.
CB/T 38-1999 adopts a welded base structure, providing improved load transfer and higher structural integrity compared to bolt-on CB39-66 design.
Each model corresponds to a specific rope breaking load (MBL), enabling accurate load-based selection.
 
Quick Specifications

  • Structure: Three rollers → Multi-direction rope guidance
  • Applicable Rope Diameter: 7–37 mm → Standard selection range
  • Applicable Rope MBL: 23–583 kN → Key selection parameter
  • Mounting: Welded base (CB/T 38-1999) / Bolt-on (CB39-66 replacement)
  • Material: Casting steel → High strength and durability
  • Surface: Smooth machined → Protect rope
  • Certification: CCS, NK, BV, ABS, DNV, LR, KR, IRS, RS, RINA, CRS, Makers Test Certificate

Main Technical Parameters (CB/T 38-1999 Type C)

Nominal Size Rope Max Break (kN) Wire Rope Dia Fiber Rope Dia L B H L1 D Weight (kg)
75 23.3 7.4 12 550 170 116 150 75 27
100 52.5 11 18 750 200 147 210 100 60
125 93.4 15 24 920 250 173 260 125 116
150 145.8 18.5 30 1120 300 201 320 150 198
200 246.6 24 40 1420 370 251 410 200 398
250 373.6 30 48 1780 470 300 520 250 767
300 472.7 33.5 56 2120 550 353 620 300 1240
350 583.5 37.5 64 2440 640 386 720 350 1915

 
Load & Selection Basis
The 'Rope Max Break (kN)' refers to the maximum breaking load (MBL) of the applicable rope.
Each chock size is matched to a corresponding rope strength level.
Reference SWL ≈ Rope MBL ÷ Safety Factor (typically 1.5–2.0).
The chock is designed to withstand loads equal to or exceeding rope breaking strength, ensuring structural safety under extreme conditions.
 
Selection Guide
Step 1 – Select rope diameter → Based on mooring line size
Step 2 – Confirm rope breaking load (MBL) → Primary selection parameter
Step 3 – Select chock size → Match both rope diameter and MBL
Step 4 – Confirm installation type → Welded (newbuild) / Bolt-on (replacement)
Step 5 – Confirm certification requirement
 
Engineering Note
CB/T 38-1999 introduces load-based matching, where each model corresponds to a specific rope breaking strength.
This ensures better alignment between mooring system design and actual operational loads.
 
Structure
Three rollers | Casting body | Welded base | Reinforced structure
 
Custom Attributes
Three-roller design → Load distribution and reduced rope wear
Free rotating rollers → Minimize friction
Casting steel body → High strength
Smooth contact surface → Protect rope
 
Inquiry Guide
Provide rope diameter, rope MBL, installation type, vessel type and certification requirements.
How It Works
Rope passes through chock → rollers rotate → friction reduced → rope guided smoothly → wear minimized.
 
Applications
Ship bow | Ship stern | Bulwark | Deck edge mooring
 
Certifications & Advantages
Certification: CCS, NK, BV, ABS, DNV, LR, KR, IRS, RS, RINA, CRS, Makers Test Certificate
 
Drawing & Photos
General arrangement drawing and product photos
75–350 mm Marine Three-Roller Chock | CB/T 38-1999 Type C with Cast Steel Rollers
75–350 mm Marine Three-Roller Chock | CB/T 38-1999 Type C with Cast Steel Rollers
 
Ordering
Specify: size, material, coating, certification
 
FAQ
Q1: Why use three roller chock?
A: To reduce friction, distribute load and protect mooring rope.
Q2: Do rollers rotate?
A: Yes, all rollers rotate freely to minimize wear.
Q3: How to select size?
A: Based on rope diameter and breaking load from the table.
Q4: Which standard should I choose for my project?
A: For newbuild projects, updated standards such as CB/T 38-1999 or classification society requirements are recommended.
For existing vessels, CB 39-66 dimensions are typically used for direct replacement.

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