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Sea Catch is the brand name of a range of mechanical quick release devices designed exclusively for the safe release of lines or objects under load. This one-of-a-kind, multi-purpose device made its debut in the market place in 1994 and is used in over 14 major industries around the world. Application examples include tug-tow operations, rescue launch or mooring system deployment, movie special effects - any place were the safe release of a heavy load is needed. The Sea Catch uses a proven toggle-linkage principle to lock its jaws around the pin of a common shackle or other connecting member thereby securing the load. The opposite end of the device is fitted with another shackle connecting it to the lift line. This in-line device is fitted with a release lever which, typically, is pulled manually to release the load. Sea Catch parts are made of aerospace-grade stainless steel plate, a high strength, corrosive resistant material best suited for rough, marine environments. Sea Catches can be fitted with air or hydraulic cylinders to facilitate remote activation. Models range from .65 ton Safe Working Load to 300 ton SWL.

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