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A mooring spring originally created by Livio Pigini, the founder of Nautica Italiana Srl to moor boats, has now been used for the task of mooring a concrete breakwater in Norway's hostile maritime enviroment.

A video published on the web by a Norwegian company showing pontoons has dazed everyone in glacial North Sea, carrier by strong winds, that a concrete pontoon is anchored to the mainland thanks to a special mooring spring.

Nereide from InMare is a mooring spring made from thermoplastic material that prevents creeaking and will not damage hulls.

In the glacial North Sea, against strong winds, a concrete pontoon is anchored to mainland thanks to a special mooring spring.

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Nereide is a system used in the North Sea to keep floating jetties anchored firmly to terra firma. However, the berthing dampers used were actually originally designed and manufactured by Nautica Italiana for boats, ranging from a few hundred kilos to over 25 tonnes. However, it only takes two simple knots on the berthing line to install them.

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