Our plastic port protection equipment are made from recycled plastics, that are much more superior to wood and rubber, in building marine constructions or coastal protective structures.

Compared with other traditional materials such as wood and rubber, the recyclable plastic mariner fenders have many unparalleled advantages: not corrosive, not decay, not rust, unaffected by marine borers and can be used much longer. They can be used in different environments and different kinds of projects. Especially for buildings or structures in water, wet land or other extreme tough environment, they are indeed the first choice. That is why it is commonly used in many military and commercial ports for the protection of marine facilities.

The exterior of the fenders is nice and smooth. It is capable of resisting heavy impact by means of absorbing the power of collision through retrievable deflection.

These plastic products are all recyclable and environmentally friendly. Not only they are produced by recycled plastics, also they can be recycled and reused again after service life. It’s very helpful to reduce the growing environment pollution pressure.

 Product specification:

Product Advantage:

• Made from 100% recycled plastic HDPE
• Resistant to extreme marine environment
• Superior UV and abrasion resistant protection,not rust, rot and crack
• Marine bore resistance
• Smooth exterior, low friction
• Impact resistance and collision energy absorption
• Low cost of maintenance
• Easy installation with standard construction tools and machines
• Environmentally friendly requiring no chemical preservatives
• Standard marine colors (black & yellow), or customized
• Available in any size or customized

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Production Applications :

• Marine protective system
• Fender piles and system
• Structural piles
• Bridge protection
• Navigation markers
• Lock entrance and guidewall protection
• Corner protection
• Fender panels and shields
• Walings and bullrails
• Moorings
• Boardwaik
• Street furniture

Tsing Yi Pier                                                                                           

Central Pier No.1                                                             

   Sai Wan Ho Marine Police Base (West) Pier 

Tuen Mun Pier

Auckland harbor

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