Classification of Marine Airbags

Marine airbags can be categorized based on different uses and designs, mainly including the following types:

1. Lifeboat Airbags: Used for emergency rescue and lifesaving, providing buoyancy quickly in the water to assist drowning individuals or those in distress.
2. Transport Airbags: Used for transporting heavy objects over water, such as vessels and containers, offering necessary buoyancy and stability.
3. Construction Airbags: Widely used in underwater construction and maintenance, supporting various equipment and materials to ensure safety and efficiency.
4. Floating Airbags: Commonly used to construct floating platforms, docks, and temporary bridges, providing stable support.
5. Tugboat Airbags: Used to assist in tugboat operations, helping to increase the buoyancy of vessels for easier handling and towing.
6. Inflatable Airbags: Inflated using air pumps or manually, suitable for various applications, making them easy to carry and store.

These airbags vary in design, materials, and applications to meet the needs of various marine operations and vessel requirements.