Walk down any busy marina or commercial port, and you’ll see them: the long, D-shaped rubber guards lining docks, piers, and ship hulls. They don’t look […]
Picture this: a 20,000-ton cargo ship hard aground on a rocky shelf, hull groaning, fuel line one wave away from splitting. A floating crane? Three days […]
There’s a moment in every shipyard owner’s life when they realize the traditional path — pouring a concrete slipway, laying steel rails,greasing wooden ways, installing a […]
Picture a 200,000 DWT crude tanker approaching an offshore loading buoy in a 2-meter swell. Or a container ship conducting a ship-to-ship (STS) transfer in open […]
Pneumatic Rubber Fenders — also known as Yokohama-type fenders — are floating, air-filled cylindrical marine fenders that use compressed air as the energy-absorption medium. Complying with […]
Super Cone Rubber Fenders are high-performance marine fenders designed with a conical geometry that delivers up to 70% higher energy absorption than cylindrical fenders of the […]
A Cylindrical Rubber Fender—also called GD fender or round fender—is a solid-extruded marine fender with a circular cross-section, typically hung from a wharf, dolphin, or pontoon […]
A D Rubber Fender is a solid-extruded marine fender with a D-shaped cross-section—flat on the back for mounting, curved on the front to absorb impact. It’s […]