Gangway and Types of Gangways Used in the Shipping World
The equipment that is used to help a person get into (embark) and get out (disembark) of a ship or a boat is known as a gangway. Technically, the gangway is like a ramp which is smooth and sloping. In ships, gangways are mainly used by passengers or crew to enter or exit the ship and are sometimes also used for loading and unloading cargo.
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| GW-500 Straight Truss Gangway |
Rugged equal height truss construction affords a distributed load capacity of 2000 lbs.
Available in lengths to 70’. Constructed of 6000 series marine grade aluminum alloy for durability. 24" wide aluminum deck plate features a slip-resistant coating and aluminum angle cleats for better traction and added safety. Available with 51/2" rollers on dock side, allowing for variations in ship’s float. Curved tread models available.
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GW-100
Bowed Truss Gangway |
Bowed truss construction affords a distributed load capacity of 2000 lbs. Available in lengths from 20’ to 40’. Constructed of 6000 series marine grade aluminum alloy for durability. 24" wide aluminum deck plate features a slip-resistant coating and aluminum angle cleats for better traction and added safety
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