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• Countersunk Hole: A countersunk hole is a conical-shaped hole that is drilled or milled into a material, typically metal, to allow a flat-head screw or bolt to sit flush with the surface of the material. In the maritime context, countersunk holes are commonl ... Read More >>
• Margin Plate: A margin plate is a structural plate that is welded to the margin of a ship's deck or shell plating. It is used to provide additional strength and stiffness to the ship's structure, particularly in areas where there is high stress concentra ... Read More >>
• Anchor Cable: An anchor cable, also known as an anchor rode, is a rope, chain, or combination of both that connects an anchor to a vessel. The anchor cable is used to hold the vessel in place by securing the anchor to the seabed. The length and strength ... Read More >>