Introduction to Arch Rubber Fenders

Arch Rubber Fenders, which go by a variety of names such as Ship Arch Fenders, Dock Arch Fenders, Sea Arch Fenders, Wharf Arch Fenders, Port Arch Fenders, Yacht Arch Fenders, Boat Arch Fenders, Vessel Arch Fenders, Ocean Platform Arch Fenders, Offshore Arch Fenders, and Facilities Arch Fenders, have an extremely wide range of applications. They can be found in common docks, luxury yacht marinas, and around offshore platforms.

This type of fender features a unique rubber italic design. Steel plates are ingeniously embedded at both the top and bottom ends, and bolt holes are provided on the steel plates. Wedge-shaped installation grooves are opened above and below the bolt holes, and corresponding bolt installation holes are also set under the rubber body. Bolts can be used to firmly attach it to the rubber italic part on the front frame, and a face pad can be fixed on the front frame as well.

Thanks to the new structural design, it shows remarkable advantages. Firstly, its compressive deformation capacity is greatly enhanced, enabling it to absorb more energy and buffer the impact force when ships berth. Secondly, the surface pressure is reduced, and the friction coefficient is decreased. This not only minimizes the wear and tear on the ship's hull but also significantly extends its service life. Moreover, the bolt holes in the rubber body shorten the distance between adjacent rubber italics, broadening the scope of application, especially suitable for narrow ports. Its installation forms are flexible, allowing for horizontal, vertical arrangements or group layouts, adapting to the layout requirements of various docks.