Naval Engineering and Rigging Restoration for the Tall Ship Cuauhtémoc
Participating in the restoration of the Training Ship Cuauhtémoc, the ambassador of the Mexican Navy, following its incident at the Brooklyn Bridge (New York), has been one of our most significant challenges in naval engineering.
In this project of international relevance, Cables Estructurales demonstrated that our technical capacity goes far beyond the supply of steel wire rope.
Tailor-Made Technical Solutions:
- Comprehensive Design and Manufacturing: We were responsible for creating all stainless steel turnbuckles from scratch, guaranteeing superior strength and finish.
- High-Performance Deadeyes: Complete production of deadeyes specifically designed for this project, restoring the functionality and splendor of the original rigging.
- Naval Certification: Each component was manufactured under the most demanding standards of the sector, adapting to the critical needs of tall ship navigation.
More than cables: In-house manufacturing.
This project highlights our ability to act as a technical office and a manufacturer of nautical components. We possess the expertise to design high-end terminals, turnbuckles, and accessories that solve complex problems in large-scale naval infrastructures.
It is an honor to have contributed to ensuring that the “Ambassador and Knight of the Seas” sails again with total safety.
Design and manufacturing of custom deadeyes for classic sailboat standing rigging. Craft engineering using high mechanical strength materials.
High-performance terminals and tensioners for naval engineering. Swaging technology and fatigue-resistant materials.
Technical repair after the Brooklyn Bridge collision (Cuauhtémoc Vessel). Replacement of structural cables and damage assessment.
Comprehensive rigging reconstruction for the Cuauhtémoc Training Ship (Mexican Navy). Supply of certified structural cables.
Manufacturing of stainless steel tensioners for the Cuauhtémoc Vessel. Marine-grade components designed to withstand extreme conditions.
Custom stainless steel tensioners for the Cuauhtémoc Vessel (Mexico). AISI 316 material with high resistance to marine corrosion.