Corner Rubber Fenders

Dock Corner Rubber Fenders

Features

  1. Integrated Design, Durable

  2. Multi-Angle Protection, Protects dock corners, preventing damage from various collision angles

Description

Dock Corner Rubber Fenders – Multi-Angle Protection

corner rubber fender

      

      • Type: Arch Coener Fenders

      • Available sizes: 300H, 500H, 600H
      • Maximum length: 1000 mm-1000mm
      • Color options: Black or Grey

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      • Type: D Type Coener Fenders

      • Available sizes: 200H, 300H, 500H
      • Maximum length: 1000 mm-1000mm
      • Color options: Black or Grey

 

 

  • Type: Ω Type Coener Fenders

  • Available sizes: 280H, 300H
  • Maximum length: 1000 mm-1000mm
  • Color options: Black or Grey


What Are Dock Corner Rubber Fenders

Q1: What is a corner fender?
A: A corner fender is a rubber fender designed to protect dock corners and vessels from impact. It absorbs the force of collisions between ships and docks, especially in tight port spaces. Discover our Marine Fender Solutions to learn more.

 

Q2: What types of docks and vessels are corner fenders suitable for?
A: Corner fenders excel in port facilities with tight corners or narrow docking spaces. You will often find them at container terminals, oil & gas docks, and large cargo facilities. These fenders reliably protect large vessels, ensuring smooth docking even in challenging conditions.

 

Q3: What materials are corner fenders made from?
A: Corner fenders consist of a combination of natural and synthetic rubbers, offering exceptional durability and impact resistance. This blend enhances their performance, making them ideal for harsh marine environments.

 

Q4: How difficult is it to install a corner fender?
A: Installing corner fenders is easy and flexible. You can mount them with bolts or adhesive, depending on your dock’s specifications. For step-by-step instructions, check our installation support page.

 

Q5: How much impact force can a corner fender withstand?
A: SME’s corner fenders can withstand significant impact forces, ensuring reliable protection for both vessels and docks. For more details on marine fender testing, refer to The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).