Breech Base Deck Socket DF-66
Easy to weld to ship's deck or construction
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Article number | 10-01-0001-00 |
| Length | 23,7 cm |
| Width | 15 cm |
| Application | Containers |
The Deck Socket DF-31 is developed to make the Dovetail Twistlock BF-11 and the U-Frame Lashing Eye LP-91-45 easily detachable. This keeps the deck of a ship, trailer or other structure free from protruding components. The DF-31 is made of cast steel (SCW480), coated with a protective primer layer and has a tested breaking strength of 500 kN (50 tons).
The Deck Socket DF-31 makes it possible to place and remove twistlocks or lashing eyes. The BF-11 twistlock is slid into the socket and remains securely locked when a container is secured. The same base plate can also be used with the U-Frame Lashing Eye LP-91-45 (36 tons), ideal for securing other types of cargo such as machinery or steel structures. Thanks to this flexibility, the DF-31 is suitable for situations in which the type of cargo changes regularly.
The Deck Socket DF-31 is tested to a breaking strength of 500 kN and a shear load of 420 kN. This makes the base plate suitable for heavy offshore or maritime applications. The cast-steel frame is blasted and coated with a primer. This coating provides protection against corrosion and does not need to be removed before welding. Note: the Deck Socket DF-31 is not suitable for road transport. For this, special twistlocks with a locking mechanism are required.
The Deck Socket DF-31 is designed for direct attachment to steel surfaces such as the deck of a ship or a pontoon. It can also be welded onto trailers and platforms. The 45° inner corner is standard, but a version with 55° is available upon request. Ensure that during installation the base plates are welded in opposite directions. This creates a secure locking effect once a container or structure is placed. Technical data and drawings available For dimensions and structural integration, technical drawings in .pdf and 3D .stp format are available. These can easily be imported into CAD software.
A base plate is a steel attachment point welded onto a deck, trailer or structure. Components such as twistlocks or lashing eyes can be placed into it and removed again.
The purpose is to secure cargo without leaving permanent protruding parts on the surface.
In practice, this is used on ships, pontoons and trailers where there's regular switching between containers and other cargo. The base plate stays in place, while the fitting is only placed when needed.
A base plate is welded to the deck or frame. The twistlock is then slid into the plate and secured. When not needed, it can easily be removed again.
The base plate stays in place, but barely protrudes. This means vehicles such as forklifts can simply drive over it.
This makes the system suitable for situations requiring flexibility in how the deck is used.
A base plate is used when the fitting needs to be temporary. With a fixed twistlock, it stays permanently on the deck and can get in the way of other cargo.
A base plate is useful for:
changing cargo (containers and general cargo)
multi-purpose decks or trailers
situations where a flat working surface needs to be maintained
The twistlock is only placed when needed.
The DF-31 is used together with a dovetail twistlock or a lashing eye that slides into the plate. This system is widely used on ships and pontoons.
The twistlock is slid into the base plate from the side and stays firmly in place during use.
An important feature is that the placement direction is fixed. This prevents the twistlock from being placed incorrectly.
Article number: 10-01-0001-00

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