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| Place of Origin: | Shandong,China |
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| Brand Name: | Florescence |
| Certification: | ISO9001 |
| Model Number: | TL D fender |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | Negotiable |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Packaging Details: | carton,wooden box,pallet |
| Delivery Time: | 5-7 days |
| Payment Terms: | L/C, T/T, Western Union |
| Supply Ability: | 500 PCS/MONTTH |
| Size: | Customized | Design Using Life: | 10 Years |
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| Aplication: | Ship And Dock Protecting | Color: | Black |
| High Light: | emergency lifting cushion,air cushion lifting device |
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FLORESCENCE manufacture and supply a wide range of high quality, rubber D fenders. Our fenders are available in many different shapes and sizes in order to suit a variety of requirements. We can produce both hollow and solid fenders in sizes ranging from 20mm up to 500mm to ensure you get the perfect product for your unique application.
Rubber D fenders have become increasingly popular due to the high versatility and excellent protection that they offer. The fenders are designed to be securely attached to many surface types using bolts. Many of the D fenders we offer are available pre-drilled, which ensures that the bolts are evenly spaced out and also greatly reduces installation times. We also offer the option of providing your fenders pre-curved, chamfered and cut to specific lengths. This ensures that they maintain a perfect fit and allows you install the product as soon as it arrives.
These fenders get their name from the D shape of the fender and the D shape of the inner hole. DD type fenders are some of the most common format of fenders which are used on marines and jetties all over the world. These fenders are drilled straight down through the center in order to bolt the fender to the desired surface.
DO type fenders are similar in design to DD fenders however, these fenders feature a round shaped hole running through them. These particular fenders are drilled through the base, which enables you to bolt the fender into a channel. This makes them popular for use directly on sea vessels.
