Ship Chains Exported to Argentina

YT Marine exported U3 grade 28 mm ship chains to an Argentina client, together with Kent shackles, end shackles and swivel components. The client later shared installation photos after fitting the chains on the vessel.

Product: U3 Grade Ship Chains with Kent Shackles, End Shackles & Swivels

Model / Size: 28 pcs, U3 Grade, Ø28 mm

Market: Argentina

Application: Vessel Anchoring and Mooring

Our Argentina client was very satisfied with the product quality and later shared installation photos after fitting the chains on the vessel.

This project included U3 grade ship chains with a 28 mm diameter, 28 pieces in total. The shipment also included Kent shackles, end shackles and swivel components for the complete chain assembly.

Below are some project photos shared from this shipment and installation.

For the same client, we have also exported fiberglass grating several times for marine deck and vessel applications.

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