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Loading and unloading liquid content from the compartments of tanks is daunting. Connecting hoses with the coupling systems for loading liquid in pressure can be hazardous. It can cause spills and other accidents. Due to various other reasons, most loading docks use top loading arms to accomplish the jobs. Let us check why such loading arms are better than the hoses.   Reasons why loading arms are better     Maneuvering flexibility The prime reason for using a top-loading arm in place of a hose is its flexibility. Hoses are cumbersome, whereas a top-loading arm remains suspended from a point. Hence, handling a loading arm is much easier than a heavy hose.     Avoiding injuries Carrying heavy hoses make workers prone to back injuries. The prolonged exposure to moving such heavy objects in a loading deck ruins the health of operators.     No tripping hazard When hoses are not in use, lay on the ground of a loading deck. T...

The movement of liquefied gases and liquids requires a precise channel in marine operations. The prime concern of a loading facility is the entire crew's safety and the proper optimization of mass transfer. One of the best measures adopted worldwide in marine ports is a marine loading arm. The installation of Marine Loading Arms offers reliance, flexibility, and efficiency in loading and unloading liquids. The superiority of marine loading arms Imagine a vast port where loading and unloading of liquids take place. When hoses are used, they lie on the ground when not in use. The residual liquid may flow out of the hoses. Hoses lying around can also result in accidents and hazards. For this reason, a marine loading arm is a superior option. Here is a list of other reasons why a marine loading arm is the best option in terms of safety. Prevention of floor accidents Hoses need to be curled up or managed when not in use. When unused, they cannot be left unattended on active groun...