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SP 602
SP602 Ladder with Gangway Function
The SP602 automatic ladder, designed with a combined gangway function, is suitable for installation on either the side or stern of a vessel. It features the ability to tilt the ladder upward or downward while keeping the steps leveled, ensuring ease of use.
Constructed from polished or powder-coated stainless steel, the ladder includes self-levelling teak steps for added comfort and safety. Manual removable stanchions with a rope handrail provide additional support, while an aluminum housing box protects the mechanism. Operation is made convenient with a touchpad panel remote control, allowing users to manage the system from the cockpit, complemented by an electro-hydraulic control unit.
Additionally, the design allows for adjustments to the size of the first access step, enhancing versatility and accessibility.
SKU
SP602*
Besenzoni: Luxury Ladders for Yachts and Superyachts
Besenzoni are renowned for producing high-end products, including their range of ladders designed for yachts and superyachts. Their ladders are crafted from premium materials such as stainless steel, carbon fibre, and teak, ensuring exceptional durability and reliability. The range includes bathing and boarding ladders in various configurations, from manual drop-in models and electric options to fully automated hydraulic letterbox designs.
Hybrid Function
Ladders with a hybrid function, serving as both bathing ladders and gangways, effectively combine the features of a gangway and a ramp. The ladder can be swiftly transformed into a gangway by adjusting the step inclination, extension, and height. This model has been designed to ensure a safe walkway on steep inclines and to facilitate access to the quay. Customisation options for this type of product are extensive and essential. The technical specifications, including size, tilt, rotation, and finish, can be modified to meet the specific requirements of the shipyard, owner, or designer, allowing for a blend of various technical and aesthetic preferences.
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