
Midlock — automatic fixing cone
Automatic fixing cone that locks the corner castings of two containers stowed side by side, closing the gap between stacks so a bay behaves as one block under a rolling sea.
Lashing bars, turnbuckles, D-rings and rated securing points for cargo and container lashing.
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Automatic fixing cone that locks the corner castings of two containers stowed side by side, closing the gap between stacks so a bay behaves as one block under a rolling sea.

Long-reach rods for releasing semi-automatic twistlocks from deck level — three lengths covering tiers one through four, so a lashing gang works the whole stack from the ground.

Tensioning turnbuckles for lashing bars — hook-to-jaw and knob-type ends, both rated 250 kN, tightened to take the slack out of a lashing before the vessel sails.

Steel lashing bars connecting a container corner casting to a deck lashing point — eye-to-swivel-head-plug and knob types, in short and long lengths for first- and second-tier lashings.

Short bars that add reach to a lashing assembly — knob type and eye-to-plug, both 250 kN, used where the standard bar does not make the lashing point.
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