Bollards & Chocks
Catalog Overview
Bollards & Chocks
Marine bollards and chocks are deck fittings used to secure and guide mooring lines. Bollards provide a securing point, while chocks direct the lines through the intended lead. Together, they form part of the arrangement that transfers mooring loads to the vessel’s structure.
Worn or damaged mooring fittings need replacements that meet the vessel’s approved arrangement. ATOZ checks sourcing options and available supporting documentation for the specified fittings, helping shipowners prepare renewal work with safe mooring and inspection readiness in mind.
What We Can Supply
- Single and double bollards
- Mooring bitts and cruciform bollards
- Closed and open chocks
- Panama chocks and roller chocks
- Bulwark-mounted and deck-mounted fittings
- Custom-fabricated units based on drawings
- Foundations, backing plates and mounting components
- Replacement rollers, pins, bushes and wear parts
Supported Manufacturers
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bollards & Chocks Supply & Support
What are marine bollards and chocks used for?
Marine bollards provide attachment points for mooring lines, while chocks guide the lines through the vessel’s bulwark or deck edge. Together, they help maintain a controlled and secure mooring-line arrangement during berthing and mooring operations.
What is the difference between a marine bollard and a chock?
A bollard or mooring bitt is a fixed fitting around which a mooring line is secured. A chock is an opening or guide that controls the direction of the line as it passes from the vessel toward the shore or another mooring point.
Which marine bollards and chocks can ATOZ supply?
ATOZ can assist with single and double bollards, mooring bitts, cruciform bollards, open and closed chocks, Panama chocks, roller chocks, mounting components and replacement wear parts. Availability depends on the design load, dimensions and certification requirements.
Can ATOZ supply replacement fittings based on drawings or dimensions?
ATOZ can review replacement bollards and chocks using drawings, measurements, material requirements, mounting or welding details, design load and deck-foundation information. Clear photographs and visible markings can also help confirm the required supply.
How quickly can ATOZ prepare a quotation?
Quotation time depends on the fitting type, load rating, dimensions, material, certification, fabrication requirements and delivery location. Complete technical information helps ATOZ prepare the quotation more efficiently.
Can ATOZ assist with fabrication and installation?
Depending on the project scope and vessel location, ATOZ can coordinate technical support for fabrication, removal, installation, welding and inspection. Send the drawings, required work scope and vessel schedule so the available support can be reviewed.
What information is required to identify the correct bollard or chock?
Provide the fitting type, design load or safe working load, line direction, dimensions, material, mounting arrangement, deck-foundation details and required quantity. Drawings, photographs and certification requirements should also be included when available.
Can bollards and chocks be delivered during a port stay or dry-dock project?
ATOZ can coordinate delivery according to the vessel’s port call or dry-dock schedule, subject to availability and logistics. Include the port, ETA, ETD, required delivery date, equipment weight and local receiving arrangements in your enquiry.
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