Photo of a container ship in the harbour, photographed from above

Shipyard

WE KNOW

The approximately 350 shipyards in Germany generate annual sales of around 15 billion euros. Hydraulic systems often move loads weighing several tons in shipbuilding and repair. In addition to robustness, corrosion protection is of decisive importance. We are at your side in the field of shipyards and shipbuilding with our cross-industry expertise and experience. It's all about solutions that are both precise and reliable to operate, as well as offering maximum stability and safety.

Winch on a ship
Picture from above on a ship's bow

Many of our systems have their origins in other industries. Together with our customers, we define the requirements and develop the appropriate solution with our competence and expertise. We rely on proven and modern components. This ensures operational reliability and easy maintenance. As a result, our solutions are also investment-proof. Extensions or adaptations to additional requirements can be realized economically efficiently by replacing individual components.

A POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Tail lift systems on ships and stern garages on yachts often lower and lift heavy loads under difficult, unstable conditions. Whether ship cargo, vehicles on a ferry or the jet ski on the yacht, special systems are employed. Frequently used are reliable load holding and lowering valves made of high-quality stainless steel. This ensures the highest quality, reliability and service life in seawater applications. The systems are controlled with modern waterproof and floatable radio remote controls.

Close-up of a winch on a ship
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A1-Hydraulics GmbH

Rudolf-Diesel-Str. 1
42477 Radevormwald
Germany

Phone: +49 2195 929 75-0
Fax: +49 2195 929 75-29
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Customer Service

Please feel free to contact our technicians at any time to clarify your questions and find suitable products for your needs. You can reach our customer service by phone Monday through Thursday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm and on Friday from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm.