MOD III Bolline Ladder – Pilot Mode Demo
Nautical Structures experience in engineering and manufacturing has led to the introduction of the patented Bolline Ladder automated pilot ladder systems. Originally developed for a Department of Defense program for the Medium Unmanned Surface Vessels (MUSV), it’s successful first two installations have led to further development to enhance safety and capability of US Navy and Military Sealift Command vessels.
The Mod I Bolline Ladder system is the original design prototyped alongside Gibbs & Cox for adding a safe & reliable automated boarding solution for the Medium Unmanned Surface Vessels – USNS Ranger & Mariner.
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The Mod II Bolline Ladder system is part of a current effort to introduce the Bolline Ladder system for further fleet adoption. The MOD II is an updated ladder system that is built out of aluminum, to reduce topside weight, and allows for deployable ladder lengths up to 30ft.
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The Mod III Bolline Ladder system is part of a current effort to introduce the Bolline Ladder system for further fleet adoption. The MOD III is an updated ladder system that is built out of aluminum, to reduce topside weight, and allows for deployable ladder lengths up to 30ft. The MOD III ladder system is being designed for use on ships like the Military Sealift Command (MSC) T-AH 19 class ships and the upcoming Expeditionary Medical Ships where the ladder system would be deploying from a water-tight hull opening.
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