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January 08, 2025
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Brief: Discover the Lightweight Cylindrical Marine Fenders, designed for superior shock absorption and stability in ship transportation. These pneumatic rubber fenders offer high energy absorption, lightweight design, and cost-effectiveness, complying with ISO 17357:2014 standards. Perfect for ship-to-ship or ship-to-dock applications.
Related Product Features:
  • Superior buffering performance with air compression to absorb impact forces and minimize recoil.
  • Lightweight design for easier installation compared to traditional rubber fenders.
  • High energy absorption capacity with excellent impact resistance and low pressure per unit area.
  • Economical and practical with low maintenance costs and high cost-effectiveness.
  • Complies with ISO 17357:2014 standard for quality, reliability, and safety.
  • Available in customizable sizes from 0.5m to 4.5m in diameter and 1m to 9m in length.
  • Made from high-quality natural rubber with enhanced nylon line for durability.
  • Worldwide sales with no regional restrictions and fast delivery times.
자주 묻는 질문:
  • What are the primary benefits of using these pneumatic rubber fenders?
    These fenders provide superior shock absorption, stability, and load distribution during ship docking. They are lightweight, cost-effective, and comply with international safety standards.
  • What sizes are available for these marine fenders?
    The fenders are available in diameters ranging from 0.5m to 4.5m and lengths from 1m to 9m, allowing for customization to fit various ship and dock configurations.
  • How do these fenders ensure quality and durability?
    Our fenders are made from high-quality natural rubber and enhanced nylon line, complying with ISO 17357:2014 standards. They are tested for compressive strength, energy absorption, and durability to withstand harsh marine environments.
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