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Rubber fenders are important parts of marine infrastructure as they act as a pliable barrier between vessels and docks, piers, or other ships. Regular checking, repairing and maintaining of traditional…

Rubber fenders are essential marine safety equipment which is placed on vessels to absorb and mitigate the impact during mooring as well as while docked at the port to protect the…

For small vessels such as fishing boats, recreational yachts and sailing craft, face unique challenges when it comes to life saving equipment. The limited storage space, the restricted carrying capacity and the need for quick…

Marine pilot chairs serve as the command seats in bridges on ships, supplying the captain or helmsman comfort, control, and visibility over long navigation times. Because of the vital role of…

As the maritime industry evolves, the size and capacity of vessels will continue to grow, requiring improvements in port infrastructure to ensure the safety and efficiency of operations. Ultra-large container vessels, with capacities that…

Offshore floating terminals, including FPSOs, FSOs, FLNG facilities, and ship-to-ship transfer units, operate in some of the most demanding maritime environments. In these situations, mooring bollards are vital safety elements designed to withstand…

In marine environments, particularly in regions with colder temperatures or prolonged exposure to water, the risk of hypothermia can become a critical safety concern. While traditional marine life jackets are designed primarily to…

Self-righting is an essential characteristic of modern lifeboats, particularly for military, offshore commercial marine applications that operate in harsh environments. Self-righting lifeboats are designed to be able to return to an…

Lifeboats provide vital life-saving assistance in the event that all other systems fail. Their reliability and safety directly impact survival rates during ship evacuations, particularly in extreme weather or hazardous offshore conditions. As maritime…

Life rafts are essential safety equipment for marine vessels, designed to provide reliable shelter and flotation during emergencies. However, like all survival gear, life rafts have a limited shelf life, typically ranging from 10…

In the extremely challenging marine environment, noise pollution has become an important issue that affects the vessel’s operations, crew well-being and passenger comfort. One of the key innovations in tackling this issue is the incorporation…

In the field of marine safety, the reliability of life-saving equipment is essential particularly in harsh conditions of weather. One of the most crucial pieces of emergency gear on any vessel…