Marine Floating Pneumatic Rubber Fender With Chain

• Product Description

In the dynamic world of maritime engineering and vessel berthing, the importance of effective and reliable fender systems cannot be overstated. Among the various types of fenders available, pneumatic rubber fenders have emerged as a popular choice due to their exceptional performance and versatility. Let’s delve into the fascinating world of pneumatic rubber fenders, exploring their construction, advantages, and diverse applications in the maritime industry.

Construction:

Pneumatic rubber fenders consist of an outer rubber layer, synthetic-tire-cord layers, and inner rubber layers. The outer layer is designed to be resistant to abrasion, weather, and aging, ensuring durability in harsh marine environments. The inner layers, typically made of synthetic-tire-cord, provide the fender with strength and elasticity, allowing it to absorb and distribute impact energy effectively.

Working Principle:

These fenders operate on the principle of utilizing air pressure to absorb and cushion the kinetic energy generated during a ship’s berthing process. The internal air chamber acts as a buffer, allowing the fender to deform and absorb the energy upon contact with the vessel. This unique design ensures a gentle and controlled interaction between the ship and the berth, preventing damage to both.

Advantages:

1. High Energy Absorption: Pneumatic rubber fenders excel in energy absorption, making them suitable for various vessel sizes and berthing conditions.
2. Low Reaction Force: The fenders’ design results in a low and predictable reaction force, minimizing the impact on both the vessel and the berthing structure.
3. Versatility: Pneumatic rubber fenders can be used in a wide range of applications, including ship-to-ship transfers, ship-to-dock berthing, and even as part of floating fender systems.
4. Easy Installation and Maintenance: These fenders are relatively easy to install and maintain, contributing to their widespread adoption in the maritime industry.

Applications:

1. Port Facilities: Pneumatic rubber fenders are commonly employed in ports and harbors for berthing large vessels, providing crucial protection to both the vessels and the infrastructure.
2. Offshore Platforms: They are used in offshore applications, such as oil rigs and floating platforms, where the need for reliable fender systems is paramount.
3. Ship-to-Ship Transfers: Pneumatic fenders play a vital role in ship-to-ship transfers, ensuring a safe and damage-free exchange of cargo between vessels.
4. Floating Structures: Due to their buoyancy and adaptability, pneumatic rubber fenders are utilized in the construction of floating structures and pontoons.

• Specification:

Model Number: WDRF

• Cautions:

Do not exceed the recommended internal pressure specified by the manufacturer as this can lead to the fender bursting.

• Application:

• Process & Packing