wreck grab
wreck grab noun: a device designed to lift salvage from a shipwreck.
Noun
wreck grab (plural wreck grabs)
- A device designed to lift salvage from a shipwreck.
- A feature of the vessel is the 100-ton wreck grab which has a capacity of 98 cu. yds.1969, The Dock and Harbour Authority - Volume 50, page 169
- The company also makes a rail-mounted portal double link level luffing crane, capable of handling 32t at 34m; also a pontoon-mounted luffing crane, self-propelled, equipped with wreck grab: maximum capacity 350t at 23m.1985, International Yearbook of Bulk Materials Handling Technology
Forms of wreck grab
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Questions about wreck grab
- What does wreck grab mean?
- Wreck grab means a device designed to lift salvage from a shipwreck.
- What part of speech is wreck grab?
- Wreck grab is a noun.
- What is the plural of wreck grab?
- The plural of wreck grab is wreck grabs.
Words near wreck grab in the dictionary
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