The rotating device that propels a ship forward or backward through the water.

The mechanical component that connects the engine to the propeller, transmitting power from the engine to the propeller.

A flat, movable piece located at the stern of the ship that helps control its direction by changing the angle of water flow.

A heavy device used to keep a ship stationary in a specific location, typically by grabbing onto the seabed.

A mechanical device used for winding or unwinding cables, ropes, or chains, often used for hoisting anchors or cargo.

Various components such as pistons, cylinder liners, gaskets, and bearings that are part of the ship's engine system.

Oil, fuel, and air filters that help keep the ship's systems clean and functioning properly.

Control devices used to regulate the flow of liquids or gases throughout the ship's systems.

Mechanical devices used to transfer fluids such as water, fuel, or oil within the ship's systems.

Includes items like radar, GPS systems, navigational lights, and compasses that aid in safe navigation.

Components for lifeboats and liferafts, such as launching mechanisms, oars, and survival equipment.

Equipment for communication between the ship and shore, including radios, satellite communication systems, and antennas.

Items like life jackets, fire extinguishers, distress signals, and firefighting equipment.

Parts related to the ship's cooling system, such as heat exchangers, pumps, and radiators.

Includes switches, cables, circuit breakers, and other electrical parts used in the ship's electrical systems.

Components like hydraulic pumps, hoses, cylinders, and valves used for various ship functions.

Lights positioned on the ship to indicate its position, direction, and status to other vessels.

Bearings used in various parts of the ship's machinery to reduce friction and facilitate smooth movement.

Rubber or metal components that provide sealing and prevent leakage in various parts of the ship's systems.

Items like hull cleaning brushes, paint, and coatings used to maintain the ship's exterior.