What's the Rubber Fender ?

Rubber Fender is an elastic buffer device of rubber use of ships dock edge. Mainly used to slow the ship and dock impact, or between ships in dock impact, or mooring process impact, to prevent or eliminate damage to a ship or dock Usually the rubber fender according to the structure can be divided into two categories: solid rubber fender and floating type rubber fender.

Solid rubber fender dock ship application long history and wide range of anti-collision equipment. Can be divided according to the rubber fender force to shear, rotation and compression type and so on; according to the fender structure, solid rubber fender can be classified as type D type, Cone type, drum type, fan-shaped, rectangular type, cylinder fender and so on.

Solid rubber fender with high energy absorption and reaction force, and has low cost, long service life, easy installation and maintenance advantages, dock, dock installed more protective device.

Floating type rubber fender is newer protecting shipboard equipment, solid rubber fender relative than its main features are: large compressive deformation energy absorption, low reaction force, since floating, easy installation, etc. and for and. Due to its self-flotation characteristics especially suitable for large changes in the terminal installation in tide

Type of rubber fender:

Dock Corner Rubber Fender,
ME Rubber Fender,
Rectangle Rubber Fender,
U Rubber Fender,
XT Rubber Fender,
Cylinder Rubber Fender,
Arc rubber fender,
Cone rubber fender,
D rubber fender,
DD rubber fender,
Drum rubber fender,
Foam floating rubber fender,
GD rubber fender,
Pneumatic Inflatable rubber fender,
roller rubber fender

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