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PIANC 630H Cell Rubber Fender For Protect Shipboard , High Strength

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PIANC 630H Cell Rubber Fender For Protect Shipboard , High Strength

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Material:EPDM,SBR,NR,etc;
Usage: collision avoidance,protect shipboard
Shape:Cell Fender
Certificate:CE,SGS,BV,CCS,ISO9001
Warrantee: 10 years

Description:

1. On the basis that counterforce do not increase, if deflection distance augments by 13%, energy absorption will rise by 17% while counterforce energy absorption ratio (E/R·H) of each unit will go up by 15%.

Specification	RD	R (KN)	E (KN·M)	E ()	E/R·H
Common Type	47.5	436	167	100	0.383
TD-A cell fender	52.5	445	195	117	0.439

2. Among stress rubber fender series, TD-A cell fender possesses relatively small inclination and stress change in performance.

3. UHMW-PE frontal pad is fixed in the front of frontal berthing to lower friction coefficient and reduce the shear force in berthing by large margin.

Applications:

1. Frontal berthing is fixed on frontal fender in an effort to alleviating stress acted upon sides of ship. According to specific demand, surface stress can drop to as low as 25t/m2. Thus, it is particularly suitable for berthing of large vessels.

2. Owing to high reaction force energy absorption per unit, it is can excellently meet the requirements of open sea wharf and dolphin type berth.

Specifications:

Rubber grade Performance

Rated deflection 52.5%

Maximum deflection 55%

Reaction Force

(KN)

Energy absorption

(KN·M)

Reaction force

(KN)

Energy absorption