ISO17357 Standard Yokohama Type Pneumatic Rubber Fender Black For Protecting Dock And Boat

Yokohama Type Pneumatic Rubber Fender for Protecting Dock and Boat

Overview

Product Description

Inflatable Rubber Fender is a popular replacement product for ship fender in the world today. It uses compressed air as a buffer medium to

make the ship have a softer collision avoidance effect when it is near. Compared with the general elastomer fender (such as waste tire, solid core

rubber fender, etc.), it has the advantages of large impact energy absorption, low pressure per unit area on the ship, excellent impact fatigue

resistance and easy installation.

It is widely used as fender facilities for large oil tankers, liquefied gas vessels, offshore platforms, large dockyards and submersible docks.

Advantages compared with traditional elastomeric fenders:

1. Large absorption of impact energy, small counter-impact force on the ship.

2. Simple installation.

3. Good elasticity, no deformation under the action of compression.

4. Light weight and practical economy. Rubber inflatable fender has been widely used in oil tanker, container ship, yacht, ocean platform, large

dock, military port, large pier and so on.

Pneumatic Fender Structure

① Outer rubber layer

Durable pneumatic fenders are covered by the outer layer made of natural rubber. This rubber compound is strong enough to protect the inner layer and synthetic-cord layer from the damage of external forces and severe weather conditions due to its high elasticity and abrasion resistance.

② Synthetic-tyre-cord layer

The Synthetic-tyre-cord layer is made of synthetic-tire-cord fabrics, compared with synthetic canvas fabric and synthetic belt fabric, this reinforcement layer performs better in fatigue-resistance and pressure-holding.

③ Inner rubber layer

The inner rubber layer is designed to seal the air inside the fender.

The Drawing of Pneumatic Rubber Fender

Specifications of Pneumatic Fender

• Detection

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• Pneumatic Fender Application

   

  1. Ship-to-ship transfer operations

   

  2. Ship-to-ship services

   

  3. Offshore platform defense

   

  4. Ship berthing at the dock

   

  5. Hang on the ship hull

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  Packing & Delivery