Mooring Bollard

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A bollard is also known as a ship bitt, and is a short vertical post, originally meant to be a post used on a ship or a quay, for mooring. It is usually either a wooden or iron post found as a deck fitting on a ship or boat, used to secure ropes for towing, mooring and other purposes. Its counterpart, on land, is generally a short wooden, iron, or stone post on a quayside to which a craft can be moored. Our ship bitt is manufactured in accordance with the CB/T 554-96 standard and has been awarded certificates issued by CCS, LR, BV, ABS, KR, NK, GL, RINA, DNV and other third party inspection organizations.

In addition to mooring ballads, WAC also supplies more deck fittings such as chain stoppers, chocks, and roller fairleads. Please click on the corresponding pages or contact us to learn more.

Specifications of Mooring Bollard

Nominal Diameter	D	1	1	A	B	L	H	t3	Weight
100	114	145	10	250	165	445	196	6	19
126	140	180	10	315	196	540	246	6	29
160	168	210	10	400	225	670	316	6	45
200	219	270	10	500	290	860	378	8	80
250	273	335	11	630	360	1065	470	10	141
315	325	390	15	800	430	1300	597	12	264
366	361	420	17	890	480	1475	663	13	368
400	402	480	18	1000	550	1630	749	14	499
450	450	545	19	1130	620	1840	841	16	680
500	508	610	20	1250	690	2040	928	18	911
560	560	670	22	1380	750	2240	1025	20	1208
630	610	730	24	1570	820	2510	1152	22	1601
710	712	840	26	1/60	960	2840	1294	24	2252
800	813	940	26	2000	1100	3240	1480	26	3071