Based on structural and functional features, mooring bollards can be divided into several types. Vertical bollards have a simple structure and are suitable for applications with lower force requirements. Single cross bollards offer better multi-directional load-bearing capabilities and have the wide......
Read MoreMarine mooring bollards are essential equipment on port docks and ship decks. As a core component of the ship mooring system, bollards play a critical role in securing vessels and resisting the impact of wind, waves, and currents. These sturdy metal components safely moor ships at berths through moo......
Read MoreV. Usage and Maintenance Guidelines To ensure optimal performance and safety, the following points must be observed: Pressure Monitoring: Always use a pressure gauge to inflate the fender strictly within the manufacturer's specified range. Under-inflation reduces performance, while over-inflat......
Read MoreCylindrical Fenders: The most common type, shaped like a cylinder. They offer high energy absorption and stability, widely used for ship berthing, mooring, and vessel-to-vessel operations. D-Type Fenders: Feature a "D"-shaped cross-section with a flat contact face. They are more suitable for instal......
Read MoreIn modern ports, offshore operations, and vessel transportation, it's common to see large, brightly colored rubber cylinders or D-shaped objects hanging from docks or the sides of ships. These seemingly simple devices are critical for safeguarding vessels and port infrastructure worth billions of do......
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