ISO17357 Certified Pneumatic Rubber Fender with Multiple Layers Tire-Cord and Safety Valves for Ship-to-Ship Applications

50kpa Pneumatic Rubber Fender with Certificate from Qingdao Henger Shipping Supplies Co., Ltd.

Located in Qingdao, a coastal city known for its scenic beauty, Qingdao Henger Shipping Supplies Co., Ltd is a leading high-tech enterprise specializing in marine products. We manufacture premium marine rubber fenders, marine airbags, navigation marks, and marine buoys, combining cutting-edge research with advanced manufacturing techniques.

Our commitment to quality is demonstrated by our ISO 9001:2008 certification and approvals from renowned classification societies including CCS, BV, GL, ABS, and LR.

The Yokohama Type Inflatable Rubber Fender was developed in 1958 and has evolved alongside ship technology to accommodate increasingly larger vessels including VLCCs, ULCCs, gas carriers, and bulk carriers.

These fenders are used worldwide for ship-to-ship (STS) and ship-to-dock (STD) operations, playing a critical role in safe berthing and mooring.

• Available in 0.05Mpa & 0.08Mpa internal pressure options
• Custom sizes available upon request
• All accessories can be customized to customer specifications

• Safety and Reliability: Constructed with multiple layers of strong tire-cord for pressure and cut resistance. Large fenders include safety valves for pressure regulation.
• No Performance Deterioration: Utilizes compressive elasticity of air, eliminating performance fatigue over time.
• Effective at Inclined Berthing: Maintains energy absorption efficiency at compression angles up to 15 degrees.

• Cost Competitive System: Uniform surface pressure makes these fenders ideal for LNG-ship terminals.
• Soft Reaction Force: Gradual force increase protects ships and mooring facilities even under excess loads.
• Weather Resistance: Performs reliably in rough conditions with wide deflection allowance.

• Large crude oil carriers (VLCC)
• Container vessels
• Offshore sea task platforms
• Large shipyards and docks
• Cruise ships and large vessels
• Harbor docks
• Large bridge piers