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- Q411 - Deck Safety
187. What is the proper name given to a deck fitting, used to secure line or wire rope, consisting of a single body with two horizontally protruding horns?
A cleat is the correct answer; it is a deck fitting with two horizontal horns used to secure lines or wire rope. A capstan is a rotating drum, a bollard is a vertical post, and bitts are similar vertical posts used for mooring, none of which match the described fitting.
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