Rubber Ladders

Rubber Ladders

Features

      • Flexible and Space-Saving Design

      • High Strength and Excellent Resilience

      • Outstanding Corrosion Resistance

Description

Reliable Rubber Ladders for Dock Maintenance and Protection

The dock rubber ladder is an innovative solution based on Arch fenders. It installs vertically on dock walls and includes convenient handrails for safe access. Serving as both a rubber ladder and a fender, it protects the dock and moored vessels from impact while allowing personnel to inspect and maintain equipment safely.

 

SME rubber ladders provide long-lasting performance thanks to durable, weather-resistant rubber construction. They resist repeated impacts and recover their original shape quickly, ensuring reliability in busy port operations.

 

Specifications: 

The Arch dock rubber ladder is available in heights of 200H, 300H, 400H, 500H, and 600H.

Lengths include 1800, 2100, 2400, 2700, and 3000 mm, allowing the ladder to meet various operational needs and fit different dock sizes.

rubber ladder
dock ladder

 

 

The HT-ladders are available in 150H and 200H sizes, with lengths up to 3000 mm, adjustable to quay wall height and tidal range.

When space is limited, an extension type or a combination with other ladder types can be applied for flexible installation.



Flexible Installation
When space is limited, SME provides extension ladders or combinations with other ladder types for flexible installation. The ladders integrate seamlessly with different dock fender systems, including cylindrical and arch fenders, offering complete dock and vessel protection.


Applications and Benefits
These dock rubber ladders are ideal for small and medium-sized commercial docks, private ports, and waterways. They reduce maintenance costs, improve safety for personnel, and ensure efficient port operations.


SME rubber ladders combine durability, corrosion resistance, and impact absorption. By protecting both docks and vessels, they deliver a long-term, reliable solution for modern marine infrastructure.