Mooring Bollards

Mooring bollards are heavy-duty posts fixed to docks and ship decks used to secure mooring lines and keep vessels safely berthed. They act as the primary anchor point, holding ships steady against currents, winds, and waves.

• Main Types: The most common designs include T-Head, Kidney, and Staghorn bollards. The shape is chosen based on line angles and water level fluctuations.
• Materials: They are manufactured from high-strength cast steel or ductile iron to withstand extreme tension and harsh marine environments.