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How Many Rubber Fenders Are Required?

Determining the correct number of rubber fenders is critical for safeguarding both vessels and port infrastructure. While a baseline of 4 fenders per ship is commonly recommended, the requirement can…
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How to Calculate the Correct Size for Rubber Fender?

Rubber fender is an indispensable component of marine equipment. Correctly sizing rubber fenders ensures that the marine structure (both the vessel and the dock) performs optimally under impact conditions. It…
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What Are the Materials of Marine Roller Fairleads?

The primary function of the roller fairlead is to guide and protect mooring lines as they are tensioned and released during berthing, unberthing, and other ship maneuvers. Ensuring the safety and security…
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Why Choose Rubber as Your Marine Fender Material?

Marine fenders are essential equipment to protect vessels and berthing structures from damage during docking and undocking. With a wide range of materials available for fender construction, choosing the right one…
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Tips to Extending The Lifespan of Rubber Fenders

Rubber fenders protect ships and docks during berthing operations. While these fenders are intended to be durable, their lifespan can vary greatly depending on a variety of factors. Understanding the…
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6 Factors in Marine Fenders Selection

Marine fenders are protective devices used to absorb the kinetic energy generated by vessels when docking or mooring, preventing damage to both the vessel and the berthing structure. Typically made…
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Troubleshooting Tips for Roller Fairlead

Roller fairleads are installed on the round-shaped base of the ship deck between the fairlead and winch used to change the direction of mooring ropes and help lead the ropes…