In the past, ever larger ships had increasing problems maneuvering in ports that had become too small due to their dimensions. Today, our rotary distributors supply the so-called POD (azimuth) drives with power, enabling large cruise ships such as the Queen Mary 2 to turn in the harbor basin in the tightest of spaces. By optimizing the drive power, they help to reduce fuel consumption, which in turn leads to a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, the maneuvering process in confined spaces is facilitated and the efficiency of port operations is improved.

Special high-power current transmissions that are particularly resistant to vibrations and shocks are used in maritime applications, as well as rotary unions from Moog and signal slip rings that can be installed in a particularly space-saving manner. Condition monitoring slip rings for azimuth thrusters are also part of our wide-ranging portfolio for the shipping industry.

Our products are certified (IACS sub-associations). It is always a challenge to implement complex projects in the shortest possible time. Here we rely on our many years of experience and dedicated project management that leaves nothing to chance. Our strong customer focus is reflected in our trained service personnel. We can carry out maintenance work directly on the ship. We have special testing technology at our disposal and draw on a large product portfolio from Moog plants and subsidiaries around the world, where all subcomponents are also manufactured within the Group.