Salvage Rubber Airbags

Salvage rubber airbags are specialized inflatable devices used to lift and salvage sunken or stranded vessels.

Key Specifications:

1. Material: Made from durable, high-strength rubber, often reinforced for abrasion resistance.
2. Size: Available in various diameters (commonly 0.5 to 3 meters) and lengths (up to 20 meters or more).
3. Buoyancy: Each airbag can provide substantial buoyancy, often capable of lifting several tons, depending on size.
4. Working Pressure: Typically operate at low pressures, around 0.2 to 0.5 bar (3 to 7 psi).
5. End Fittings: Designed with robust end fittings for secure attachment to lifting systems.

Features Of Salvage Rubber Airbags:

• Versatile Use: Effective for raising sunken vessels, stabilizing wrecks, and facilitating transport.
• Quick Deployment: Can be rapidly inflated with air compressors for emergency situations.
• Resilience: Built to withstand harsh marine environments, ensuring reliability in operations.

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