Submarine fenders are specialized marine fenders used to protect submarines during docking by cushioning contact below the waterline. They come in two main types—hydropneumatic fenders and […]
Introduction In shipbuilding, ship launching is a critical step. It affects the safety, cost, and timing of the entire project. Traditional dry docks are expensive to […]
Launching a ship is a critical milestone—a transition from land to sea, requiring precision, safety, and efficiency. Among various methods, marine airbags—also known as marine rubber […]
What Are Ship Launching Airbags? Ship launching airbags—also known as marine airbags or pneumatic launching airbags—are high-strength rubber cylinders used to launch, land, or move vessels […]
Why this matters now Imagine you’re docking a high-value vessel or handling sensitive gear: the last thing you want is a fender case that fails under […]
Foam fender covers—the tough outer “skin” of foam filled marine fenders—are typically 1.0 in (25 mm) to 1.5 in (38 mm) thick.For example, standard NANHAI foam-filled ship fenders have a […]
Why It Matters – A Real-World Wake‑Up Call Picture this: You’re in charge of outfitting a busy port—or maybe you’re prepping a crew for a ship‑to‑ship […]
Why It Matters We’ll explain how UHMW‑PE fender panels integrate with cone fenders, cell fenders, and standard rubber fenders, plus real-world port examples making berthing safer […]