Ships and marine technology. Ship's mooring and towing fittings. Mooring chocksWhat is ISO 13713 about? ISO 13713 is an International Standard on ships and marine technology, that discusses guidelines for mooring chocks used for mooring and towing purposes. ISO 13713 specifies the types, nominal sizes, dimensions, and materials, as well as construction, manufacturing, and marking requirements, for mooring chocks installed to lead the mooring and towing rope of a ship. Who is ISO 13713 for? ISO 13713 on for mooring chocks is

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