System 2000

System 2000

Product catalog summary
Specifications
  • Structure: The system features an all-welded mild steel aluminium frame with standard channel sections, cross-braced with rolled steel or extruded aluminium angles.
  • Fixings: Decking is secured with six stainless steel screws per board, while structural connections use galvanised or stainless steel bolts.
  • Flexible Connections: Utilizes compressed rubber blocks, through bolts, castle nuts, and split pins to ensure security and allow vertical angular movement without generating noise.
  • Climatic Conditions: Designed to withstand a maximum wave height of 300mm.
  • Decking: Made of hardwood boards with an anti-slip finish, fixed with stainless steel grade A4 self-tapping screws.
  • Floats: Constructed from fibre concrete protected expanded polystyrene.
System Components
  • System 200 Walking Units (WS): Used for marina concourses and other floating pontoon applications. Standard lengths are 11.46m and 7.46m with widths of 2.64m, 2.03m, and 1.73m.
  • System 200 Finger Units (SS): Cantilever finger units provide individual berths, available in lengths from 4.5m to 10.5m, with a minimum width of 760mm. Longer units are parallel-sided and supported by an end pile.
Technical Plans
  • Walkway Pontoons: Various configurations include WS1 (11.46 x 2.64m), WS2 (7.46 x 2.64m), WS3 (11.46 x 2.03m), WS4 (7.46 x 2.03m), WS5 (11.46 x 1.73m), and WS6 (7.46 x 1.73m).
  • Fingers: Configurations include PS4.5 (4.5 x 0.76m), PS6.0 (6.0 x 0.76m), PS7.5 (7.5 x 0.76m), PS9.0 (9.0 x 1.06m), PS10.5 (10.5 x 1.06m), PS12.0P (12.0 x 1.42m EPG), and PS13.5P (13.5 x 1.42m EPG).
Contact Information
Walcon Marine Ltd, Cockerell Close, Segensworth West, Fareham, Hampshire PO15 5SR. Tel: +44 (0)1489 579977. Email: [email protected]
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Catalog excerpts

System 2000-1

Fixings: • Decking • 6 stainless steel screws per deck board • Structural connections • Galvanised/stainless steel bolts Flexible Connections: The proven flexible couplings comprise compressed rubber blocks, through bolts, castle nuts and split pins. This ensures security and prevents vertical and lateral misalignment but allows vertical angular movement. No noise is generated by the connections. Climatic Conditions: Maximum wave height 300mm WALCON SYSTEM 2000 SPECIFICATIONS Loading: Max. live load 1.25kN/m2 Draft: 250-500mm Freeboard: 450mm nominal Structure: All-welded mild steel aluminium frame of standard channel sections, cross-braced with rolled steel/extruded aluminium angles. Decking: Hardwood boards, machined and grooved to give anti-slip finish and fixed with stainless steel grade A4 self tapping screws. Floats: Standard Walcon floats constructed of fibre concrete protected expanded polystyrene. Due to a policy of continuous product development, Walcon reserve the right to change specifications without prior notice. TECHNICAL PLANS System 200 walking units (WS) Floating walkway units may be used for the main concourse of a marina and for many other floating pontoon applications. Standard lengths for System 2000 pontoons are 11.46m and 7.46m; widths 2.64m, 2.03m and 1.73m. System 200 finger units (SS) Cantilever finger units are used in conjunction with pontoon walkways giving individual berths. Fingers for our aluminium floating pontoons are supplied in lengths of 4.5m, 6.0m, 7.5m, 9.0m and 10.5m. Pontoon finger units are made in a tapered splay design with a minimum width of 760mm or can be parallel-sided along the full length of the finger with a small root splay for fixings. Longer units are available but will be parallel-sided and supported by an end pile. Company Reg No. 01143519 VAT No. 522 4934 55 Copyright © Walcon Marine Ltd Walcon Marine Ltd, Cockerell Close, Segensworth West, Fareham, Hampshire PO15 5SR Tel. +44 (0)1489 579977 Email [email protected]

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