Black Marine Ship and Dock Pneumatic Rubber Fender Yokohama Type

Pneuamtic Rubber Fender Introduction

Qingdao henger Marine Supplies Co., Ltd. implements rubber fenders, and various indicators are not related to relevant standards or industry standards. Our leading products have exceeded international standards. Many large shipbuilding companies at home and abroad use our products.

The "Yokohama Type Inflatable Rubber Fender" was developed in 1958. Progress in the development of such floating inflatable rubber fenders is closely related to the progress and development of ship technology, and has to continuously cope with progressively larger oil tankers such as VLCC's, ULCC's, large gas carriers, bulk carriers and floating structures.

Floating Inflatable Fenders are used world wide for ship-to-ship (STS) transfer operations, terminals, and for all kinds of ships. Since its creation until today, more than millions of fenders have been supplied worldwide both for ship-to-ship and ship-to-dock (STD) operations serving our valuable customers. These fenders play a critical role in the safe operation of ship berthing and mooring.

Henger Pneumatic Rubber Fender Features

High energy absorption

The amount of energy absorbed is the main technical performance indicator for inflatable fenders. As the tonnage of the ship grows, the energy of the ship touching the shore The impact energy of the ship contacting the shore wall or other vessels also increases exponentially. The huge impact of energy must depend on adequate deformation of the fender and sufficient contact surface. The compressive deformation of an inflatable fender pneumatic rubber fender can be compressed and deformed by more than 60% and the contact area expands rapidly with the deformation, making it far more capable of absorbing energy than other fenders. The ability to absorb energy is much greater than that of other fenders.

Ultra-low back pressure

Pneumatic rubber fenders are filled with low-pressure gas, and the increase of internal pressure in compression deformation is very limited. The increase in pressure is very limited. Due to the large contact area, the unit pressure acting on the surface of the hull is very low. The unit pressure on the surface of the hull is very low, only 120kN per square meter, compared to other fenders. This is not the usual low counter pressure compared to other fenders.

Good adaptabilities to inclined contact

For the ship, it is necessary to have the possibility to meet the shore and fender at a certain angle. Possibility. Pneumatic rubber fenders are much more adaptable to inclined contact than others. The pneumatic rubber fenders are much more adaptable to inclined contact than other fenders.

Floating on the water, suitable for ship swaying

Pneumatic rubber fenders float on the water and do not change their position about the ship's side as the tide rises and falls. The position of the fender does not change. Especially when the ship is swaying with the waves. The cylindrical inflatable fender rolls along with the ship and the friction is minimal.

Qingdao Henger Shipping Supplies Co., Ltd

Lies in Qingdao, a beautiful coastal city with red tiling and green trees, blue sea and clear sky, Qingdao Henger Shipping Supplies Co., Ltd is a high-tech enterprise integrated with manufacturing, research and innovation, technical services, specialized in manufacturing marine products, such as marine rubber fender, marine airbag, navigation mark and marine buoy. All products get ISO 9001-2008 certificate and IACS quality authentication from CCS, BV, GL, ABS, LG, etc.

With strong technology base, advanced manufacturing technique, complete manufacturing facilities and well-equipped checkout equipment, Qingdao Henger Marine Supplies Co., Ltd is devoted to forge itself into a top-ranking international competitive marine products manufacturer providing high quality products and perfect service for all customers, and shoulder the responsibility of ensuring global marine safety via mutually beneficial cooperation with friends all over the world.