Shaft Straightening for the Marine Industry
MarineShaft carries out repairs and straightening of propeller shafts for the marine industry.
MarineShaft is a modern company based on classic workmanship traditions. We carry out repairs of propeller equipment and rudder arrangements, specialising in class-approved cold straightening of propeller shafts and rudder stocks.
MarineShaft is a modern company based on classic workmanship traditions. We carry out repairs of propeller equipment and rudder arrangements, specialising in class-approved cold straightening of propeller shafts and rudder stocks.
With our many years of experience and purpose-built equipment capable of pressing up to 6,000t, we are able to straighten shafts from 20mm to more than 1,500mm in diameter.
Cold straightening of propeller shafts and rudder stocks is a special technique that was developed more than 40 years ago. The technique has been completely tested and improved over the years and is fully approved by all the leading classification authorities. All work is completed in close cooperation with the classification authorities, with a certificate issued on each individual repair.
Even the biggest deflections can be straightened, after which they’re as good as new. Often a shaft that has been straightened by MarineShaft has a better straightness than that of a new shaft. We regularly achieve a straightness of 0.05mm or better, even on very big shafts. We have straightened shafts of more than 1,500mm in diameter and more than 25,000mm in length. Some of these shafts have been bored for push/pull rods.
Straightening of shafts is much faster than manufacturing new shafts. Many jobs can be completed within 24-48 hours from arrival at our workshop. When necessary, we work round the clock to ensure the best delivery times for our customers. We always have the capacity for urgent repairs and the experience to make the right decisions quickly.
Straightening is also a more economical solution than having new shafts manufactured. MarineShaft straightens propeller shafts and rudder stocks from all over the world. No matter where the propeller/rudder damage occurs, we can help you save money.
MarineShaft is among the leading companies when it comes to the manufacturing of propeller shafts and rudder stocks. Our flexible organisation makes us capable of switching production at very short notice, so new propeller shafts and rudder stocks can often be manufactured in a few days.
We have a large stock of class-approved steel. With Round steel bar in various sizes and grades up to 1,000mm in diameter and up to 18,000mm in length. We supply plates up to 150mm, propeller shafts with flange diameter up to 1,300mm and liners in stainless steel and bronze. All material is 3.2 class-certified.
We have a stock of class-approved steel in several large and very large dimensions – ready to be machined quickly. All material is 3.2 class-certified.
MarineShaft has great experience in reconditioning rudders and rudder arrangements. We perform the work in our workshop or on-site, always focusing on quality. Our reconditioned products are as good as new, thanks to our fast and economical process.
We also carry out complete reconditioning of propeller equipment, including shafts, propeller hubs and marine shaft sealing systems, as well as centrifugal casting of white metal bearings.
Our workforce is our main asset, with the experience to make fast decisions. Many of our employees have been in the business for more than 40 years. We have the experience and the equipment to solve any problem our customers may have with their propeller equipment or rudder arrangement. We can handle even very large dimensions, and when the job needs to be completed on-site we are able to send competent teams at short notice.
Use the form below to tell us what you need and we will reply with a complete quotation detailing delivery time and total price, including transportation and classification costs.
Transport and shipping worldwide is part of our service. We deliver wherever we are needed and work with reliable forwarding companies.
MarineShaft carries out repairs and straightening of propeller shafts for the marine industry.
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27 April 2022With the suitable material and sizes in stock, we could offer a short manufacturing time.
11 March 2022Damage to the intermediate shaft due to bearing failure caused damages to the intermediate shaft belonging to ferry M/F Hardingen.
16 August 2021MarineShaft increased its large raw material stock by another 80.6t when this flange shaft arrived earlier after a 'road trip' up through Europe.
2 July 2021The almost 19m-long propeller shaft had a deflection of 7.7°, almost 250mm out of centreline at the worst area.
2 June 2021MarineShaft is sharing its latest two repair cases with you, where we used our welding techniques: laser cladding and micro welding.
10 May 2021We recently manufactured a new propeller shaft for the general cargo vessel M/V Oslo Bulk 8 during her docking in Turkey with an urgent request.
22 April 2021MarineShaft recently carried out a manufacturing job for the vessel M/V Cardiff Trader with a short delivery time.
12 March 2021The four propeller blades had damages on the blade edges and MarineShaft received the four blades in our workshop in Hirtshals for repair.
12 November 2020Two stainless-steel propeller shafts each measuring more than 20m have recently left our workshops after repair.
5 November 2020The propeller shaft and propeller blades arrived at our workshop, and the following run-out test of the propeller shaft showed no deflection.
12 October 2020Two stainless-steel propeller shafts each measuring more than 20m have recently left our workshops after repair.
8 October 2020MarineShaft in Denmark has begun an extension of one of its three workshops to achieve more capacity.
24 August 2020MarineShaft would like to introduce you to one of its youngest employees.
20 August 2020MarineShaft would like to share this month's news with you, as it had several monumental events take place.
30 May 2020MarineShaft recently sent a new tail shaft to its owner, the vessel M/V Annetta.
27 May 2020When a rudder stock needed urgent attention with the vessel only had a few days in dock at Karstensen's Shipyard in Skagen, MarineShaft completed the repair in only two working days.
8 April 2020With Covid-19, we are all facing difficult times as a business and as human beings.
20 March 2020During a planned docking in Landskrona (Öresund Dry Docks), MarineShaft went on board the ferry M/F Stena Saga with its laser cladding equipment.
11 March 2020Motor vessel (M/V) Mary Arctica, part of Royal Arctic Lines fleet, has just made ab n unplanned docking at Orskov Yard in Frederikshavn due to damages caused by heavy ice pressure during a charter trip to the South Pole.
4 December 2019MarineShaft presently has a propeller blade repair underway for Danish shipyard Fayard A/S underway in its workshop.
27 November 2019MarineShaft has announced it will be exhibiting at Europort 2019.
29 October 2019MarineShaft recently received a truck with a 56,000kg heavy round bar at its workshop.
2 October 2019MarineShaft in cooperation with Seadock Marine, recently manufactured one piece of rudder stock Ø520/7,136mm with stainless-steel sleeve for the bulk carrier M/V NEA TYHI while in dry dock in Singapore.
6 August 2019MarineShaft offers repair services for marine propeller shafts, including straightening.
10 May 2019MarineShaft has an extensive range of specially designed mobile equipment for on-site repairs.
7 May 2019MarineShaft has achieved the certificate from the classification societies to carry out the cold process welding.
29 April 2019MarineShaft specialises in the repair of propeller equipment and rudder arrangements.
22 April 2019MarineShaft is one of the leading companies in the manufacture of propeller shafts and rudder stocks.
15 April 2019Robotic technology and its many advantages have for many years been in the spotlight within many industries and MarineShaft A/S also stepped into this high-advanced technology world when it decided to invest in a powerful Yag laser welding system.
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