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Introduction to Ship Mooring Cable

1. Structural Classification Single-strand rope (1×7/19) : High rigidity, used for small mooring. Multi-strand rope (6×7/19/37) : The most commonly used, balancing strength and flexibility, suitable for dragging and hoisting. Composite rope (18×7/34×7) : Strong fatigue resistance, used in deep-wa......

Andy Marine Successfully Delivered a High-performance Rubber Fender System

June 2025 - Power Marine, a leading domestic provider of Marine project solutions, announced today that it has successfully delivered a batch of high-performance rubber fender systems. This batch of fenders will be applied to its newly-built wharf berths, significantly enhancing the safety of vessel......

Studlink Chain VS Studless Chain

The core difference between a stopped anchor chain and a non-stopped anchor chain lies in the crossbar in the middle of the chain link

Introduction to Mooring Buoy-3

Extreme environment: It needs to withstand typhoons, huge waves or the impact of icebergs, which puts forward high requirements for material strength and design. Biological adhesion: Long-term soaking can cause barnacles and algae to adhere. Regular cleaning is necessary to maintain buoyancy. Huma......

Introduction to Mooring Buoy-2

Provide temporary or long-term berthing points for small vessels (such as yachts and fishing boats) to prevent the damage to the seabed ecosystem (such as coral reefs) caused by anchoring, and at the same time reduce the risk of anchoring.

Introduction to Mooring Buoy-1

A mooring buoy is a buoy device fixed in a specific water area, mainly used for ship mooring, positioning of Marine equipment, environmental monitoring or navigation assistance, etc. It is connected to the anchoring device on the seabed through anchor chains or cables to form a stable buoyancy platf......

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