1. Introduction Salvage airbags play a key role in many marine operations. Workers use them to lift sunken vessels, move heavy equipment, and carry out underwater […]

Why This Matters Now Imagine you’re preparing to launch a 5000-ton vessel or salvaging a damaged structure near the coast. If your floating airbags are the […]

Why This Topic Is Urgent and Important Using marine airbags for ship launching is now a widely accepted method in the shipbuilding industry. Compared to traditional […]

Why You Must Act Now Every marine crew has seen ship fenders lying in the sun. But rubber degrades quickly when exposed to heat, sunlight, and […]

1. Why This Matters — And Why Now Collision incidents and rising maintenance costs are forcing ship and port operators to rethink fender choices. Imagine a […]

Imagine a ferry navigating a tight, winding channel bordered by towering monopile structures. Now picture a bright, floating collar rotating effortlessly as the tide changes, cushioning […]

Why This Matters Many ports and terminals rely on monopile donut fender to protect both vessels and berthing structures. However, without regular maintenance, even the most […]

The Makeup of Arch Rubber Fenders Arch rubber fenders are key protective gear in sea environments. You’ll often find them at ports, docks, and piers. These […]