Description

Ship launching airbags are also known as inflatable marine airbags, roller bags, air lift bags, and salvage bags. Marine Airbags range in size from 0.8 to 2.5m diameter, with lengths of 5.0m to *4.0m \'effective length\'. Marine Airbags are used for ship launching, haulouts, loading, and floating. They are widely used in cargo boat launching and landing, lifting and moving sunken ships, and salvaging stranded boats. Marine Rubber Air bags have the benefit of not only saving labor and time, but investment costs. Additionally they are flexible, portable, and dependable. 

Technical Strengths:

1.  Higher content Natural Rubber materials, *6%. Higher content natural rubber prove to be superior quality.

2.  Gas Tightness. We design to secure the Pressure Decrease is not exceeding 5% around approximately *2 hours

3.  Configuration of Airbag Layers. Layers should mean corresponding synthetic tyre cord layers and additional rubber layers combination to secure longer lifespan.

4.  Breaking force of Synthetic-Tyre-Cord. Every strand is over *1kgs breaking force to reinforce the tensile strength.

*-layer bags that are 1.5m dia x *5m long contain a rubber content that is not less than *1%. The airbags can safely hold ***-tons with a safe working pressure of 0.*8MPa while rolling. When standing still the highest lifting pressure is 0.*0MPa while holding ***-tons.

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*-layer bags that are 1.5m dia x *5m long contain a rubber content that is not less than *1%. The marine airbags can safely hold ***-tons with a safe working pressure of 0.*2MPa while rolling. When standing still the highest lifting pressure is 0.*4MPa while holding ***-tons.

AirbagTeam Marine is strongly capable of fabricating up to *2 layers, especially used for salvage and refloatation as salvage airbag or salvage pontoon.

For price quotes - 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.

*0. The working height? (The block stand height under the vessel)

*1. Distance from bottom of propeller to the water level?

*2. Distance from back of vessel (in dry dock) to the water entry point?