ISO 4568:2021

International Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 23 August 2021

Ships and marine technology — Sea-going vessels — Windlasses and anchor capstans

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ISO 4568:2021 Scope

This document specifies requirements for the design, construction, safety, performance and acceptance testing of windlasses and anchor capstans.

This document is applicable to windlasses and anchor capstans of sea-going vessels, which have an electric, hydraulic, pneumatic or external drive, of the following types:

—    symmetrical double cable-lifter windlasses (type 1);

—    single cable-lifter windlasses (type 2);

—    single cable-lifter windlass units (types 3 and 4);

—    anchor capstans (type 5);

—    double cable-lifter windlasses with connecting shaft (type 6).

For combined windlasses/mooring winches, ISO 3730 is applicable in addition to this document.

NOTE       Attention is drawn to the requirements of relevant Classification Societies or the government of the state whose flag the ship is entitled to fly.

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