Coaming hatch stays

Srew Cleat

Eccentric
wheel

cares about quality.

Connecting rod

Balancing roller

Panel top plate

Cross joint cleat

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ASCARGO

Single Pull Cover Rod Connected

Coaming

Wheel guide rail

Compression bar

Coaming bar

Wire to winch or
crane hook

Rubber gaskets

HYDRAULICS

RUBBER
SEALINGS

WHEELS

CLEATS

HATCH COVER EQUIPMENT

CARGO ACCESS
EQUIPMENT
SINCE 1958

HATCH COVER PARTS

& REPAIRS
For ordering please specify the
following points:
1. Name of original manufacturer
2. Part name
3. Part number
4. Shipyard Hull number
5. Lloyd's Register No.
Fax: + 34 944 800 559

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HISTORY
Based on the ideas of Scottish brothers Robert and Joseph MacGregor, the
change from wooden Hatch covers to mechanically operated hatch covers began
to take place in 1950s.Thus, the name MacGregor became synonymus
whit the various of mechanically operated hatch covers.
1949 - Macgregor- Comarain formed by Henri Kummerman in France
1951 - Dipl.-ING.H.K. Kloess founded Deutsche MacGregor
1954 - Elcano (Sevilla) built in Spain the first ship with mechanically operated
hatch covers with MacGregor licence named "Benisanet"
1955 - Dr. R. Zubiaga Naval Ing. (Newcastle,Kings College) founded Cargocover
(later ASCARGO)
1956 - First balanlift single-pull with connecting rods projected by ASCARGO
(Cargocover) for Euskalduna Shipyard (Bilbao)
1960 - First reefer fitted in Spain with ASCARGO hatch covers
1966 - The three Swedish shipbuilding Goups Eriksberg, Gotaverken and
Kockums,founded a joint hatchcover company: ASCA (Associaeted Cargo Gear
AB) The activities in this field conducted separalely in the past by these
three yards was been acquired by ASCA
1967 - ASCARGO (Spain) associated with ASCA for Southern Europa, Central
and South America and Africa
1967 - OY NAVIRE Ab (Finland) associated with ASCA for Finland and
Germany west market
1967 - ASCA built the biggest workshop for hatch covers KAYABA industry
Co (Japon)
1969 - Balanlift single-pull instaled by ASCA under ASCARGO license in
Verolme United and Van der Giessen in Holand, Aaborg Vaerf A/S in Denmark,
Warsila (Finland), Rauma Repola O/Y(Finland) Kanada Zosen and Izumi
Zosen (Japon)
1969 - Navire Cargo Gear AB formed in Finland

1970 - Agreement between Oy NAVIRE Ab and ASCARGO

1971 - Balanlift single-pull instaled by NAVIRE-KAYABA under ASCARGO
licence in Mitsui (Japon) and Sandyaso Japan Shoji
1973 - When in 1973 ASCA was acquired by NAVIRE Oy, we ASCARGO decided
to pursue our own course
1967-1973 - Balanlift single-pull instaled in Finland (25 ships), Norway (10), Japan
(10), Argentina (3), Brasil (2), Holand (2) by ASCA (Sweden) and NAVIRE (Finland)
under ASCARGO licence
1967-1973 - ASCA and NAVIRE instaled more than 150 under ASCARGO licence
1980 - ASCARGO design the C/N 125 "Tista" at CASSENS WERFT (GERMANY)
1981 - Kone corporation acquired NAVIRE
1982 - ASCARGO design the first general purpose vehicle carrier,able to transport
cars, trailers and wheeled flats loaded with containers. The ro/car carrier with a
capacity for 60,12,5m.long trailers,120 TEU and 537 cars
1983 - The international MacGregor organisation was acquired by NAVIRE O/Y
1985 - MacGregor Far East ltd. (MGFE) and Tsuji Heavy Heavy Industries Co.
Have both signed an agreement with Kvaerner, under which they will collaborate
regarding cargo access equipment, in Japan, Korea, China and Taiwan
1986 - MACOR, Marine Systems International gmbH was formed from Deutsche
MacGregor GmbH (1951)
1970-1988 - MacGregor had monopoly at the public Spanish Shipyards because of
MacGregor/AESA Sevilla licence
1970-1988 - ASCARGO obtained 90% of the Spanish market in Private Shipyards
1993 - Incentive, the international industrial group, acquired MacGregor-Navires
shares from Kone Corporation and form MacGregor group
1 9 9 4 - A S C A R G O a c q u i r e d H AT C H WAY D Y N A M I C S S . A .
1995 - ASCARGO developped a specialized Spare Parts Department focused in
attending demands from customers all around the world
2003 - More than 1000 list of reference under ASCARGO name
2013 - ASCARGO was taken over by SINTEMAR, a company within the same
Group that is specialised in the supply of products and services for the marine sector,
becoming a Division of SINTEMAR, supported by their large technical and
commercial team.

INTERNATIONAL
1958

SPAIN 1955

GTAVERKEN
ERIKSBERG
KOCKUMS
Sweden 1966

The brothers Robert and Joseph Mac Gregor from Whitley Bay in
Northumberland invented watertight steel hatch covers with
mechanical operating systems to replace the time consuming wooden
hatch covers.
ASCARGO originates from CARGOCOVER and ASCA which
company was formed by the three main Swedish shipyards back in
1966.
All ship's hatch covers can be serviced and supplied with spare
parts through the ASCARGO organization.
When there is a need of spare parts and/or service work for our
products, our resources are world-wide.

Contents

INTERNATIONAL STANDARD SPARE PARTS

Page

DESCRIPTION

RUBBER SEALS

Linear 10.00.......................................................................................................................... 9

Page

Other Paking Linear.............................................................................................................. 10

MGN 10977........................................................................................................................... 11
Corner and End Pieces........................................................................................................ 12
Corner and End Pieces........................................................................................................ 13

CLEATS

Screw 11.00.......................................................................................................................... 14
Screw 11.02.......................................................................................................................... 15
Screw 11.03.......................................................................................................................... 16
Flush 11.50 (IMPA: 233226-233235).................................................................................... 17
Quick Acting 13.00 / Lenght 315mm (IMPA: 233250)........................................................... 18
Quick Acting 13.01 / Lenght 405mm (IMPA: 233251-233261).............................................. 19
Quick Acting 13.02 (IMPA: 233266-233269)......................................................................... 20
Quick Acting 13.03 / Lenght 440mm..................................................................................... 21
Quick Acting 13.04 / Lenght 285mm..................................................................................... 22
Quick Acting QE-80B / Lenght 315mm................................................................................. 23
Quick Acting QE-81B / Lenght 180mm................................................................................. 24
Quick Acting NCG 10424 / Lenght 275mm........................................................................... 25
Quick Acting NCG 10797 / Lenght 265mm........................................................................... 26
Quick Acting 110.00 / Lenght 450mm................................................................................... 27
Wedge Type 12.00................................................................................................................. 28
Wedge Type 112.01........................................................................................................................................ 28
Wedge 91201 / CS-5D............................................................................................................ 29

WHEELS

Eccentric 20.00 Diameter 200mm (IMPA: 233271)............................................................... 30

Eccentric 20.02 Diameter 260mm (IMPA: 233273-233285)................................................. 30
Sprocket Wheels................................................................................................................... 31
Chain Guide Rollers of All Types in All Sizes........................................................................ 32

BALLANCING ROLLER

Ballancing Roller 22.04 Double Link 2'5-4 tons (IMPA: 233291-233297)............................. 33

Ballancing Roller 22.05 Single Link 2'5-4 tons (IMPA: 233301-233302).............................. 33
Ballancing Roller 22.09 Double above 4 tons (IMPA: 233306-233312)............................... 34
Ballancing Roller 22.10 Single above 4 tons (IMPA:233316-233317).................................. 34

SHACKLE

40.05 2,5-4 tons (IMPA: 233331).......................................................................................... 35

40.06 2'5-4 tons (IMPA: 233332).......................................................................................... 35
40.07 above 4 tons (IMPA: 233333)..................................................................................... 36
40.08 above 4 tons (IMPA: 233334)..................................................................................... 36

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Page

DESCRIPTION

Page

CHAIN AND
CONNECTING CHAINS

Chain Coupling SK .............................................................................................................

37

Thimbles..............................................................................................................................

38

Tumbuckles.........................................................................................................................

38

Shackles Dee......................................................................................................................

38

Shackles Bow......................................................................................................................

38

Sockets Open......................................................................................................................

38

Sockets Closed...................................................................................................................

38

Sockets Open Wedge.........................................................................................................

38

First-clip-clip........................................................................................................................

38

40.50 Left Hand (IMPA: 233321-233323)...........................................................................

39

40.51 Right Hand (IMPA: 233324-233326).........................................................................

40

40.52 Right Hand...............................................................................................................

41

40.53 Left Hand..................................................................................................................

41

Type MB..............................................................................................................................

42

Type KYB..........................................................................................................................................

43

Type AO-16000...................................................................................................................

44

M.G.01 (DV-1).....................................................................................................................

45

NCG 10548.........................................................................................................................

45

Motors.................................................................................................................................

46

Cylinders.............................................................................................................................

46

Gauges...............................................................................................................................

46

Cylinders Wheel Lifting.......................................................................................................

46

Filters..................................................................................................................................

46

Portable Pump Units...........................................................................................................

46

Hydraulics Power Units.......................................................................................................

46

Hoses..................................................................................................................................

46

Valves.................................................................................................................................

46

Pumps.................................................................................................................................

46

Photo-Cells.........................................................................................................................

47

Limit-Switches.....................................................................................................................

47

Motors.................................................................................................................................

47

Rotating Lamps and Alarms................................................................................................

47

Cables................................................................................................................................

47

HATCH SEALING TAPES

Canseal / Canseal-R..........................................................................................................

48

ANTICORROSION TAPES

SteamKote..........................................................................................................................

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JUNCTION PIECES

JACKS

DRAIN VALVES

HYDRAULIC
COMPONENTS

ELECTRIC
COMPONENTS

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Rubber seals

Linear
Natural rubber - 170.00
Oil resistant rubber
24-02126

Natural rubber - 170.20

92mm

69mm

Watertight joint 10.00.11

Watertight joint - 10.00.08

32mm

50mm

71mm

94mm

Oiltight joint - 10.0017

Oiltight joint - 10.00.14

40mm
71mm

71mm

Oiltight joint - 586500

79904-01001

71mm

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Rubber Seals

Linear
10-10280
34-10415
110-01-01

P4-11001

110-11-01

4-4028
34-10409
110-02-01

5-320-130

34-10414
110-09-01

10

4-2128
34-10412
5-320-170

10-10800
110-04-01

79920-01001

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Rubber Seals

MGN 10977
When ordering please state

67 +- 1,6

When ordering please state

72 +- 1,6

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Rubber Seals

CORNER AND END

PIECES
3-way corner 45 Right/Left hand (H)

3-way corner 90 Right/Left hand (H)

Corner 90 standing

Corner 90 flat

End piece 45
End piece 90

End piece ZZ 71 N
Corner ZZ 71 K

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Rubber Seals

CORNER AND END

PIECES

13

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Cleats

SCREW 11.00

14

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Cleats

SCREW 11.02

15

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Cleats

SCREW 11.03

16

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Cleats

FLUSH 11.50

IMPA CODES:
Flush 11.50: 233226
11.50.01:
233227
11.50.02:
233228
11.50.03:
233229
11.50.04:
233230
11.50.05:
233231
11.50.06:
233232
11.50.07:
233233
11.50.08:
233234
11.50.09:
233235

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING 13.00

LENGTH 315mm.

IMPA CODE:
QUICK ACTING 13:00: 233250

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING 13.01

LENGTH 405mm.

IMPA CODES:
QUICK ACTING 13.01: 233251
13.00.01:
233252
13.00.02:
233253
13.00.03:
233254
13.00.04:
233255
13.00.05:
233256
13.00.06
233257
13.00.07:
233258
13.00.08:
233259
13.00.09:
233260
13.01.01:
233261

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING 13.02

IMPA CODES:
QUICK ACTING 13.02: 233266
13.00.02
233253
13.00.03
233254
13.00.04
233255
13.00.05
233256
13.00.06
233257
13.00.07
233258
13.00.08
233259
13.00.09
233260
13.02.01
233267
13.02.02
233268
13.02.03
233269

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING 13.03

LENGTH 440mm.

21

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING 13.04

LENGTH 285mm.

22

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING QE-80B

LENGTH 315mm.

23

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING QE-81B

LENGTH 180mm.

24

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING NCG 10424

LENGTH 275mm.

25

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING NCG 10797

LENGTH 265mm.

26

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Cleats

QUICK ACTING 110.00

LENGTH 450mm.

27

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Cleats

WEDGE TYPE 12.00

WEDGE TYPE 112.01

28

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Cleats

WEDGE 91201/CS-5D

29

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Wheels

ECCENTRIC 20.00
DIAMETER 200mm.

IMPA CODE: 233271

ECCENTRIC 20.02
DIAMETER 260mm.

IMPA CODES:
ECCENTRIC 20.02: 233273
20.03:
233274
20.00.01:
233275
20.00.02:
233276
20.00.03:
233277
20.00.04:
233278
20.00.05:
233279
20.00.06:
233280
20.00.07:
233281
20.00.08:
233282
20.00.09:
233283
20.00.10:
233284
20.02.02:
233285

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Wheels

SPROCKET WHEELS

31

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Wheels

CHAIN GUIDE ROLLERS OF

ALL TYPES IN ALL SIZES

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Ballancing roller

BALLANCING ROLLER 22.04

DOUBLE LINK 2'5 TONS

IMPA CODES:
22.04:
233291
20.00.09: 233283
22.00.01: 233292
22.00.03: 233293
22.00.04: 233294
22.00.05: 233295
22.00.10: 233296
22.06.06: 233297

BALLANCING ROLLER 22.05

SINGLE LINK 2'5-4 TONS

IMPA CODES:
22.05:
233301
20.00.09: 233283
22.00.01: 233292
22.00.03: 233293
22.00.04: 233294
22.00.05: 233295
22.00.10: 233296
22.07.06: 233302

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Ballancing roller

BALLANCING ROLLER 22.09

DOUBLE ABOVE 4 TONS

IMPA CODES:
22.09:
233306
20.00.09: 233283
20.03.01: 233307
22.03.03: 233308
22.03.04: 233309
22.03.05: 233310
22.03.10: 233311
22.09.06: 233312

BALLANCING ROLLER 22.10

SINGLE ABOVE 4 TONS

IMPA CODES:
22.10:
233316
20.00.09: 233283
20.03.01: 233307
22.03.03: 233308
22.03.04: 233309
22.03.05: 233310
22.03.10: 233311
22.10.06: 233317

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Shackle

40.05 2'5-4 TONS

IMPA CODE: 233331

40.06 2'5-4 TONS

IMPA CODE: 233332

35

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Shackle

40.07 ABOVE 4 TONS

IMPA CODE: 233333

40.08 ABOVE 4 TONS

IMPA CODE: 233334

36

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Chain and connecting chains

CHAIN COUPLING SK

37

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Chain and connecting chains

38

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Junction pieces

40.50 LEFT HAND

IMPA CODES:
40.50:
233321
40.50.01: 233322
40.50.03: 233323

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Junction pieces

40.51 RIGHT HAND

IMPA CODES:
40.51:
233324
40.51.02: 233325
40.51.04: 233326

40

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Junction pieces

40.52 RIGHT HAND

40.53 LEFT HAND

41

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Jacks

TYPE MB

42

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Jacks

TYPE KYB

43

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Jacks

TYPE AO-16000

44

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Drain valves

M.G.01 (DV-1)

NCG 10548

45

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Hydraulic components

46

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Electric components

47

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Hatch Sealing Tapes
CanSeal-R is the premium quality roll type marine
tape recommended for moderate weather
conditions. CanSeal-R is available in two widths
and combines quality and convenience at a very
economical price.
Application Instructions:
1. Surface must be clean and dry
2. Remove loose rust and old tape
3. A thin layer of old CanSeal tape can be used
as a base for the new application
4. Remove paper backing from CanSeal roll
and press into place, covering hatch joint
5. Step firmly on the full length of tape
6. Note: In cold weather conditions it is advisable
to heat the hatch surface and adhesive side
of tape before application.

CanSeal is the heavy duty hatch sealing tape

manufactured in Canada with extraordinary
strength, adhesion and flexibility. At 5.0 mm thick
and reinforced with specially treated fiberglass
mesh, CanSeal Marine Tape ensures that your
cargo will arrive damage free.
Specifications:
Application Instructions:
- Surface must be clean and dry
- Remove loose rust and old tape
- A thin layer of old CanSeal tape
can be used as a base for the new
application
- Remove paper backing from
CanSeal strip and press into place,
covering hatch joint
- Step firmly on the full length of
tape
- Note: In cold weather conditions
it is advisable to heat the hatch
surface and adhesive side of tape
before application

- Heavy duty hatch cover tape in

strips
- High tack adhesive mastic with fiberglass mesh
reinforcement and polyethylene over
- Modern polymer modification process flexibility
- Extreme high and low end temperature
performance

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Anti-Corrosion Tapes and Coatings for Deck Equipment
PetroWrap Anti-Corrosion Tape
The PetroWrap Anti-Corrosion System has been developed for long term protection of metal
surfaces that are underground, underwater, or exposed - even in the most severe environments.
It consists of a cold applied system of petrolatum-based PetroWrap Anti-Corrosion Tape,
PetroWrap Primer, and, where contouring is necessary, PetroWrap Mastic. PetroWrap adheres
to surfaces without heating, even on damp and/or indifferently prepared areas.
The System:
- PetroWrap Primer Paste is a preparatory primer that displaces moisture, pacifies oxides, and fills small
irregularities that occur on the surface to be wrapped with PetroWrap Anti-Corrosion Tape.
- PetroWrap Mastic is a cold applied filler which profiles areas to be tape wrapped by easing contours on pipe
joints, flanges, bolts, and other irregular shapes to be wrapped with PetroWrap Anti-Corrosion Tape.
- PetroWrap Anti-Corrosion Tape consists of a non-woven, stitch bonded, synthetic fabric which has been fully
impregnated with neutral petrolatum based compounds and inert fillers.

Applications:
- Steel pipes, flanges and valves
- Welded pipe joints
- Cooling tower piping
- Pipe crossings
- Tank bases
- Waterproofing & sealing
- Fire protection
- Pipe & sprinkler systems
- Electrical connection boxes
- Cable splices
- Hydraulic pipes, valves & fittings
- Marine pilings

Specifications:
- Can be applied on wire-brushed surfaces
- Repels water, salt, alkalis and acids
- Protects new or corroded surfaces
- Temperature variances from -40 C to +65 C
- Will not crack, peel or harden
Non-toxic and environmentally friendly (Meets AWWA C217 Standard)
Application Instructions:
- Remove all contaminants such as dirt, oil, scale and excessive moisture.
- Brush Petrowrap Primer A evenly over surface to displace remaining moisture and ensure proper adhesion.
- Press Petrowrap Mastic B into surface irregularities to eliminate air pockets.
- Wrap Petrowrap Tape C spirally around prepared surface using even tension. An overlap of 55% is
recommended to assure total protection.

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Anti-Corrosion Tapes and Coatings for Deck Equipment
SteamKote HT Pipe Dressing
SteamKote HT Pipe Dressing is a high temperature coating formulated to protect against
corrosion on steam pipes, valves and deck equipment. SteamKote forms a flexible 'skin'
when cured that will not crack, peel or harden even under harsh marine conditions.
SteamKote is the only pipe dressing that is non-flammable.
Packaging:
- SteamKote is available in 16.0 kg (35.5 lb.) pails
Specifications:
- Temperature Range: -40 C to +230 C
- Colour: Maroon
- Weight: 16 kg/pail (35.5 lbs/pail)
- Dry to Touch: 8 hours
- Thickness Application: 3-4 mm
- Coverage: 0.5 m2/kg (2.5 ft2/lb)
Application Instructions:
- Surface must be ambient temperature
- Remove loose rust and old tape
- Be sure surface is dry
- Apply SteamKote evenly using a spatula or rubber gloves
- Allow 8 hours before resuming operation of equipment

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