Yokohama type pneumatic rubber fenders for Pier

Yokohama floating rubber fender is constructed of synthetic-cord-reinforced rubber sheets with compressed air inside to keep floating over the water surface and work as a shock absorber between two ships or between ships and berthing structure when they come alongside each other on the water.

Yokohama floating rubber fender is a leading anti-collision device for marine application in the world today. Yokohama floating rubber fender has become an idea ship protection medium used extensively by large tankers, LPG vessels, ocean platforms, large docks, harbor and wharfs.

Yokohama floating rubber fenders are suitable for many applications including:
1. Tankers, Gas Carries and Bulk Cargo Ships;
2. Fast ferries and aluminum hulled vessels;
3. Temporary of permanent installations;
4. Rapid response and emergency fendering;
5. As stand-off fenders to realign ships with shore facilities. 

Yokohama floating rubber fender is constructed with a clydrical air-filled body and a chain tyre net around it.

1.Easy to install and use
2.Very low reaction and hull pressure
3.Suitable for small and large tidal ranges
4.Maintains large clearances between hull and structure

1 Pneumatic pressure control in±5% of the rated pressure
2 Test pressure normally, add pressure in a timely manner
3 Avoid contact with sharp objects
4 When Long time not need, should wash to dry, filled with right amount of compressed air, placed in a cool dry ventilated place.
5 Storage place away from heat, acid and alkali, oil and grease
6 When store, shall not be folded and piled up

1.When not using for a long time,wash the surface of the fender,dry up and fill in sufficient right amount of compressed air to lay them in a cool.dry and well-ventilated place.
2.The storage place of pneumatic rubber fender should be far away from hear source
3.Try to keep fender away from acid,alkali,grease and organic solvents
4.When not applying the fenders,the pneumatic rubber fender can't be piled up and heavy items can't be piled on the fender