Hand Operated Mechanical Steerer

Hand Operated Mechanical Steerers are a type of deck machinery commonly used in ships and marine equipment. They are designed to manually control the steering of a vessel.

These steerers are operated by hand, allowing the operator to manually adjust the direction of the ship. They are typically used as a backup or emergency steering system in case the main steering system fails.

Hand Operated Mechanical Steerers are usually compact and lightweight, making them easy to install and operate. They are often made of durable materials such as stainless steel or aluminum to withstand the harsh marine environment.

These steerers are equipped with a mechanical linkage system that connects the steering wheel or handle to the rudder. By turning the wheel or handle, the operator can control the movement of the rudder, thereby changing the direction of the ship.

Hand Operated Mechanical Steerers are an essential component of the deck machinery on ships, ensuring that the vessel can be steered even in the event of a power failure or malfunction of the main steering system.