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Watertight Sliding Doors

Seagull

Water Pressure Tested

Hand hydraulic operation (suitable for cargo vessels)

  • 1 or 2 cylinders
  • 140 mm sill or low sill (20 mm)
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About this product

General information

Hand hydraulics are used to operate the waterproof sliding door. Our most basic waterproof sliding door is the SEAGULL. It is shipped totally completed and tested, ready for welding. It combines the well-known and dependable mechanical design of our doors with a standardised and simplified hand-hydraulic mechanism. Available in a number of sizes and with a variety of options for custom-built doors. To protect the vessel's watertight integrity, SEAGULL doors are designed and built in complete compliance with the IMO/SOLAS safety requirements for cargo vessels (reg 25-9) and are type approved by all major classification authorities. Hand Hydraulic operation (suitable for passenger vessels)

  • 1 or 2 cylinders
  • 140 mm sill or low sill (20 mm)

Min. Width
550mm
Min. Height
550mm
Doorblades
8 mm blades
Closing Points
3.40 metres
Frame
Aluminium, steel, stainless steel
Open Close Indication
Yes
Including
Open, Close indication
Water Pressure
Tested up to 12 mwc
Insulation
A60

Product features

The SEAGULL is a hand hydraulic watertight sliding door, which means that the door is opened and closed by means of a hand pump. Each door has an independent hand pump

system capable of closing or opening the door within 20-40 seconds.

Local operation by means of hand pumps at either side of the bulkhead, closing and opening. To open the door, the pilot valve/handle and hand pump have to be simultaneously operated. To close the door, only the hand pump needs to be operated.

Emergency operation by a hand pump, above the bulkhead deck, closing only.

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Frequently Asked Questions

SOLAS: Watertight means having scantlings and arrangements capable of preventing the passage of the water in any direction under the head of water likely to occur in intact and damaged conditions. The closure between two compartments below the waterline will typically be watertight. A watertight item withstands a ‘water column’ (water pressure in mwc or bar) from both sides.

Alarm/indication signals

Locally, two audible alarms (sounder) are combined with a visual alarm (flash light). At the remote emergency station, a visual indication (red/green lights) is present.