IPC 7 English version
  B63 - B63B 13/02  
B63B01500-B63B02370
  B63B 25/00 - B63B 35/85  

SECTION B – PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING


B 63SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT


B 63 BSHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; EQUIPMENT FOR SHIPPING (air-cushion vehicles B60V; arrangements of vessel ventilation, heating, cooling, or air-conditioning B63J 2/00) [2]


15/

00Superstructures; Arrangements or adaptations of masts (loading or unloading equipment B63B 27/00; sails, running rigging B63H; masts or staying in general E04H)

15/

02.Staying of masts or of other superstructures


17/

00Vessels parts, details, or accessories, not otherwise provided for

17/

02.Awnings

17/

04.Stanchions; Guard-rails

17/

06.Refuse discharge, e.g. for ash (removal of domestic or like refuse B65F)


19/

00Arrangements or adaptations of ports, doors, windows, port-holes, or other openings or covers (scuppers B63B 13/00; arrangements of watertight doors in bulkheads B63B 43/24)

19/

02.Clear-view screens

19/

04.Air-catching equipment related to windows or port-holes (ventilation B63J 2/00)

19/

06..readily detachable

19/

08.Ports or like openings in vessels' sides

19/

10..Coal ports

19/

12.Hatches; Hatchways (hatch coamings B63B 3/54)

19/

14..Hatch covers (opening devices in general E05F)

19/

16...with detachable boards

19/

18...slidable

19/

19...foldable  [3]

19/

197....actuated by fluid pressure  [3]

19/

203....actuated by cables or the like  [3]

19/

21...of roll-up type  [3]

19/

22..Hatch beams

19/

24..Hatch fastenings, e.g. cleats

19/

26..Gaskets; Draining means

19/

28..Other safety devices


21/

00Tying-up; Shifting, towing, or pushing equipment; Anchoring (dynamic anchoring B63H 25/00; equipment for shipping on coasts, in harbours or on other fixed marine structures, e.g. for landing purposes, E02B) [4]

21/

02.Magnetic mooring equipment

21/

04.Fastening or guiding equipment for chains, ropes, hawsers, or the like

21/

06..Bollards

21/

08..Clamping devices (in general F16B)

21/

10..Fairleads

21/

12..Rat guards

21/

14..Hawse-holes; Hawse-pipes; Hawse-hole closures

21/

16.using winches (winches per se B66D)

21/

18.Stoppers for anchor chains

21/

20.Adaptations of chains, ropes, hawsers, or the like, or of parts thereof (chains, ropes or hawsers in general, see the relevant subclasses, e.g. F16G)

21/

22.Handling or lashing anchors

21/

24.Anchors

21/

26..securing to bed

21/

27...by suction  [2]

21/

28...driven-in by explosive charge

21/

29...by weight, e.g. flukeless weight anchors  [2]

21/

30..rigid when in use  [3]

21/

32...with one fluke

21/

34...with two or more flukes

21/

36....foldable

21/

38..pivoting when in use  [3]

21/

40...with one fluke

21/

42....of ploughshare type

21/

44...with two or more flukes

21/

46..with variable, e.g. sliding, connection to chain  [2]

21/

48..Sea-anchors; Drogues

21/

50.Anchoring arrangements for special vessels, e.g. for floating drilling platforms or dredgers

21/

54.Boat-hooks or the like

21/

56.Towing or pushing equipment (tugs B63B 35/66)

21/

58..Adaptations of hooks for towing; Towing-hook mountings (hooks in general F16B)

21/

60...Quick releases

21/

62..characterised by moving of more than one vessel (rigid interconnections between pontoons B63B 35/38)

21/

64..Equipment for towing or pushing vessels by vehicles or beings moving forward on ground-based paths along water-way (boat-hooks or the like B63B 21/54; shore- or ground-based equipment per se, e.g. vehicles, rails, see the relevant classes)  [2]

21/

66..Equipment specially adapted for towing underwater objects or vessels, e.g. fairings for tow-cables (salvaging underwater vessels or objects B63C 7/00; towed underwater vessels B63G 8/42)  [3]


22/

00Buoys (means for indicating the location of underwater objects B63C 7/26; life-buoys, e.g. rings, B63C 9/08) [4]

22/

02.specially adapted for mooring a vessel  [4]

22/

04.Anchoring arrangements  [4]

22/

06..with means to cause the buoy to surface in response to a transmitted signal  [4]

22/

08..having means to release or urge to the surface a buoy on submergence thereof, e.g. to mark location of a sunken object  [4]

22/

10...Water soluble or water weakened means, i.e. buoy released by buoy-to-object securing means being destroyed on contact with water  [4]

22/

12...the surfacing of the buoy being assisted by a gas released or generated on submergence of the buoy  [4]

22/

14...Buoy-to-object securing means responsive to hydrostatic pressure  [4]

22/

16.specially adapted for marking a navigational route (signalling or lighting devices B63B 45/00)  [4]

22/

18.having means to control attitude or position, e.g. reaction surfaces or tether  [4]

22/

20..Ballast means  [4]

22/

22.inflatable, including gas generating means (B63B 22/12 takes precedence; connection of valves to inflatable elastic bodies B60C 29/00)  [4]

22/

24.container type, i.e. having provision for the storage of material  [4]

22/

26..having means to selectively release contents, e.g. swivel couplings (arrangements between ships and off-shore structures for loading or unloading, using pipe-lines B63B 27/34; pipe joints or couplings, in general F16L)  [4]

22/

28..submerged when not in use  [4]


23/

00Equipment for handling lifeboats or the like

23/

02.Davits, i.e. devices having arms for lowering boats by cables or the like

23/

04..with arms pivoting on substantially-horizontal axes, e.g. gravity type

23/

06...with actual pivots

23/

08....the arms being articulated

23/

10....with positive drive of the arms

23/

12...with simulated pivots

23/

14....using linkages

23/

16....using guide tracks

23/

18..with arms pivoting on substantially-vertical axes

23/

20...Davits with single arms (cranes in general B66C)

23/

22....Slings or the like therefor

23/

24...Slewing equipment therefor

23/

26..with rectilinear translation of boat before lowering

23/

28.Devices for projecting or releasing boats for free fall

23/

30.Devices for guiding boats to water surface

23/

32..Rigid guides, e.g. having arms pivoted near waterline

23/

34..Guiding means for lowering by cables, e.g. for listing ships

23/

36...Skid fenders

23/

38.Transport of boats to davits or the like

23/

40.Use of lowering or hoisting gear

23/

42..with braking equipment

23/

44...on the ship

23/

46...in the boat

23/

48..using winches for boat handling (winches per se B66D)

23/

50...with tensioning gear

23/

52...with control of winches from boat

23/

54..with trimming equipment

23/

56...controlled from boat

23/

58..with tackle-engaging or release gear

23/

60..Additional connections between boat and davit

23/

62.Fastening or storing of boats on deck

23/

64..Lashings; Covers

23/

66..Blocks; Chocks

23/

68...for stacking boats

23/

70.Condition-responsive handling equipment, e.g. automatic release of boat from lowering tackle upon contact with water  [4]

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