RO-RO Ship Drydocking by Marine Rubber Airbags in Dubai Shipyard, Top Brand Marine Rubber Airbag Manufacturer

July 19, 2018

Model NO.: MRA005
Layers: 4-9 Layers
Trademark: Buoysaver
Specification: SGS, ABS, BV, GL, LR.
Origin: Qingdao, China.
HS Code: 4016950090
We're famous on design and manufacture of Marine Rubber Airbag for more than 15 years, our Marine Rubber Airbag is widely used for Large Ships, Small Vessels, Dry Dock, Ship Salvage. Also known as inflatable marine airbags, roller bags, air lift bags, and salvage bags. 

Marine Rubber Airbags range in size from 0.8 to 2.5m diameter, with lengths of 5.0m to 24.0m 'effective length'. Marine Rubber Airbags are used for ship launching, haulouts, loading, and floating. 

LAUNCH UP TO 55,000 DWT!

Buoysaver sent experienced technicians to Dubai Shipyard, successfully completed the U.A.E. Ro-Ro Ship Dry Docking project by Marine Rubber Airbags. This Ro-Ro Ship is 140 meters length, 16.6 meters width, 8.1 meters depth, light weight of 3,200 tonnage.

RO-RO Ship Drydocking by Marine Rubber Airbags in Dubai Shipyard, Top Brand Marine Rubber Airbag Manufacturer
This Ship Dry Docking Marine Rubber Airbag project opened the new era for over thousands of tonnage vessels in Middle East, 3 of local Shipyards arranged their technicians to witness the Dry Docking process, Abu Dhabi TV had 24 hours tracking shooting and reports, attracted extensive attentions in the industry.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Check out the advantageous differences of our Buoysaver Airbags with other competitors:

Buoysaver designs and manufactures 7 layers Marine Rubber Airbags are: 7 synthetic tyre cord layers and 9 rubber layers, and/or 8 layers are 8 synthetic tyre cord layers and 10 rubber layers.

Unfortunately many other companies' 7 layers are only 5 synthetic tyre cord layers and 7 rubber layers type airbags. But it's not real 7 layers type, severely reduce the quality.

For price quotes of Marine Rubber Airbag - please answer the following questions: 

1. Type of vessel?
2. LOA (length) of ship?
3. Width of vessel?
4. Vessel's actual launched weight (gravity weight)/weight without cargo?
5. What is the vessel's DWT?
6. Type of ground ship is built on? (Dirt, concrete, etc.)
7. Depth in meters of the water where the ship first enters the water?
8. What's the angle degree of slipway? (Land, not under water)
9. Please provide the low/high tide schedule at site.
10. The working height? (The block stand height under the vessel)
11. Distance from bottom of propeller to the water level?
12. Distance from back of vessel (in dry dock) to the water entry point?

*If possible, please provide photos of the launch area.