Non Toxic Materials Submarine Fenders With Resistant To Oil And Grease
Description
Submarine fenders are advanced marine buffers that protect underwater installations from mechanical shocks and abrasive forces. Their specialized construction combines elasticity with high load-bearing capacity, making them ideal for challenging subsea conditions. These fenders are resistant to biofouling, UV radiation, and chemical exposure, ensuring reliable performance over extended periods. Used in offshore wind farms, oil rigs, and underwater cables, they help mitigate risks associated with vessel impacts and tidal movements. Their modular design allows for easy integration into existing marine infrastructure, providing a sustainable and efficient solution for subsea protection.
Specifications
| Material | SBR, NR |
| Size Available | 3.3*10.6M |
| Tensile Strength | => 18 MPA |
| Density | 90+/-5 |
| Colour | Black |
| Application | Submarine, ferry, oil rigs and so on |
| Hardness | 40-70 Shore A |
| Elongation | => 400 |
| Tear Strength | => 400 N/cm |
| Breaking Strength | >310 |
| Chemical Resistance | Fuel A: No deterioration |
| Oil 3: No deterioration |
| Lubricating oil: No deterioration |
| Cutting oil: No deterioration |
| Dilute HCL: No deterioration |
Diameter x
Length | Initial
Internal
Pressure | Ship
Radius | Water
Ratio | Guaranteed
Energy
Absorption | Reaction
Force
at GEA | Hull
Pressure
at GEA | Deflection
at GEA |
| (mm x mm) | (kPa) | (mm) | (%) | (kJ) | (kN) | (kPa) | (%) |
| 1500 x 6100 | 50 | 3000 | 60% | 131 | 562 | 140 | 51% |
| 80 | 186 | 754 | 188 |
| 1700 x 7200 | 50 | 4000 | 65% | 167 | 682 | 137 | 47% |
| 80 | 239 | 918 | 184 |
| 2000 x 6000 | 50 | 4000 | 70% | 135 | 544 | 131 | 41% |
| 80 | 194 | 736 | 177 |
| 2500 x 5500 | 50 | 4500 | 65% | 225 | 769 | 135 | 41% |
| 80 | 322 | 1035 | 182 |
| 2500 x 7700 | 50 | 4500 | 70% | 326 | 1016 | 136 | 41% |
| 80 | 470 | 1368 | 183 |
| 3300 x 6500 | 50 | 4500 | 75% | 307 | 887 | 127 | 35% |
| 80 | 442 | 1203 | 173 |
| 3300 x 10600 | 50 | 5000 | 65% | 1003 | 2137 | 142 | 47% |
| 80 | 1429 | 2863 | 190 |
| 4500 x 9000 | 50 | 5000 | 60% | 1439 | 2401 | 138 | 46% |
| 80 | 2059 | 3228 | 185 |
| 4500 x 12000 | 50 | 6000 | 65% | 1977 | 3198 | 141 | 46% |
| 80 | 2819 | 4277 | 189 |
Characteristics
Advanced Shock Dampening
Minimizes vibration and impact forces, reducing stress on pipelines, risers, and mooring systems.
Customizable Designs
Tailored shapes, sizes, and stiffness to meet specific project requirements and environmental conditions.
Low Maintenance Long Lifespan
Requires minimal upkeep while delivering years of reliable service, reducing operational costs.
UV Chemical Resistance
Withstands harsh sunlight, oil, grease, and other corrosive substances for extended durability.
Applications
● Special Forces Deployment Areas
● Military Ports
● Research Submarine Facilities
Advantages
Precision Manufacturing
Advanced production techniques and strict quality control deliver consistent, high-tolerance products.
Proven Track Record with Global Clients
Trusted by military and commercial clients in over 40 countries.
Strong RD Capabilities
In-house research and development allow us to innovate and stay ahead of industry demands.
Compliance with International Standards
Our submarine fenders comply with ISO, PIANC, and military standards for marine fender systems.
FAQ
1. Do you offer certifications or testing reports?
Yes, we provide full test reports, including compression, energy absorption, and material compliance documentation.
2. What maintenance is required for submarine fenders?
Periodic inspection for wear, pressure checks (for pneumatic types), and surface cleaning are recommended.
3. Do your fenders work in cold or icy environments?
Yes, our fenders are operational in temperatures as low as -40°C, making them suitable for polar regions.
4 What types of submarine fenders do you manufacture?
We offer cylindrical, rectangular, and pneumatic fenders specifically designed for submarine use.
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