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Marine operations are exposed to the harshest environments, battling hazards like flooding, fire, and severe weather events. To reduce the risk of these hazards, marine doors should be designed to resist fire and water ingress,…

Rubber fenders are crucial for protecting vessels in the marine vessels and port infrastructure from damage when the berthing. However, the installation and replacement of these heavy-duty systems can be labor-intensive and time-consuming, if…

In the dangerous offshore platform environments, effective impact protection is essential to protect the structural strength of the platform as well as the safety of workers. A rubber fender is designed to absorb the…

Installing marine mooring bollards for mooring in extreme conditions is an essential engineering job that guarantees the secure mooring of vessels even in extreme conditions, such as high winds, seawater that…

Roller fairleads are often used in applications where the load needs to be pulled or guided through a system, and they come in two primary configurations: vertical roller fairleads and horizontal…

Vessel mooring is a crucial operation in maritime industries, ensuring that ships are safely secured to piers, docks, or other vessels. One key component in this process is the roller…

For marine hardware, mooring chocks are critical in guiding and securing mooring lines, reducing friction, and preventing line wear during docking or anchoring. These components must be durable, corrosion-resistant, and capable of withstanding…

Rubber fenders are used to protect boats, ships, and docks from damage caused by impacts during docking or berthing. Among the many different types of rubber fenders available, cone and cylindrical rubber…

In maritime operations, mooring chocks can ensure secure mooring and protect mooring lines from abrasion and undue stress. Selecting the appropriate mooring chock for a specific vessel type is essential for…

Mooring bollards are used in securing vessels at docks, ensuring stability, safety, and efficiency in maritime operations. Choosing the right type of mooring bollard is essential, as different docking environments, vessel sizes, and…

In harsh weather environments, marine anchor winches must be designed to withstand extreme winds, high waves, freezing temperatures, and corrosive seawater. Achieving a reliable and durable anchor winch requires the right combination…

Lifeboats are critical for ensuring the safety of passengers and crew during maritime emergencies. However, as technology advances and safety regulations evolve, old lifeboats may no longer meet current standards or provide…