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Home›Shipbuilding›Norway: NDM Develops System for Securing Cargo Onboard Offshore Vessels
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June 3, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Norway: NDM Develops System for Securing Cargo Onboard Offshore Vessels

NDM has developed a flexible and cost effective system for moving and securing cargo onboard offshore vessels. The system, which has been named CSS (Cargo Securing System), can move cargo at any kind of required position along the cargo deck and also secure cargo at any kind of required position. Th

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NDM has developed a flexible and cost effective system for moving and securing cargo onboard offshore vessels.

The system, which has been named CSS (Cargo Securing System), can move cargo at any kind of required position along the cargo deck and also secure cargo at any kind of required position.

The system is designed to fit any kind vessel design and can also be retro-fitted on existing vessels. By installing the CSS, the crew can move and secure cargo on deck in a safe and effective way.

[mappress] NDM, June 3, 2013

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