Marine Medium and Thick Plate Steel

Ships navigate in various seas with complex meteorological conditions and variable climates. To provide a comfortable living and working environment for crew and passengers, air conditioning technology can be used to create a suitable artificial climate inside the cabin, improving the environment.

Ball Flat Steel

Bulb flat steel is a special-shaped steel with a cross-section that is spherical or nearly spherical and flat. It is commonly used in situations that require high strength and good bending performance, such as in ships and bridges. Due to its unique cross-sectional shape, bulb flat steel has better anti-bending and anti-twisting properties compared to ordinary flat steel.

Welding Materials

Marine welding materials are metal materials used in the shipbuilding industry to connect the structural parts of the ship. They are crucial for ensuring the safety and reliability of the vessel.

Carbon Fiber, Glass Fiber

Marine carbon fiber composites are widely used in shipbuilding due to their lightweight, high strength, and corrosion resistance. Marine glass fiber composites, commonly known as fiberglass, also have a wide range of applications in shipbuilding.

Marine Coatings

Our company can provide all major international and domestic paint brands for marine use.

Anchor Chain

Marine anchor chains are chains used in ship anchoring equipment, connecting the anchor to the hull to ensure the stability of the ship when moored on the sea surface.

Marine Boile

A marine boiler is a boiler designed to supply steam to the steam-powered machinery that propels ships.

Marine Propeller

Refers to the energy converter in the ships propulsion system. It transforms the power generated by the engine into the thrust needed for the ship to overcome the resistance of water while navigating, propelling the vessel forward.

Steam Turbine

The steam turbine provides power support for the ships movement.

Marine Auxiliary Engine

Marine auxiliary engines are the most numerous, diverse, and widely distributed marine equipment, including diesel generator sets, steam turbines, and other equipment.

Marine Main Engine

The marine main engine provides the primary propulsion power for the ships propulsion system.

Marine Cable

Marine cables are specialized wires and cables used on ships, offshore oil platforms, and water structures, playing a role in power, lighting, control, and communication systems.

Steering Gear

Marine Autopilot

Based on an automatic rudder, with a computer at its core, and connected to an integrated navigation system or a ship position receiver, it is an automatic navigation control system, also known as a track steering system.

Marine Remote Control System

Marine remote control systems allow for the remote operation of the main engine from the bridge or centralized control room, enabling the operation of the main engine from a distance without being next to the machinery.

Crane

Deck cranes are the main cargo loading and unloading equipment on ships and are a primary type of deck machinery.

Marine Pulley

Used for lifting on the ships deck

Conveyor Belt

Pier transfer equipment

IBS (Integrated Bridge System)

Compass Products

A compass is an instrument that provides a directional reference. Ships use it to determine the course and observe the bearings of objects.

ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System)

ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System) is a navigational electronic chart system that complies with relevant international standards. It uses a computer as its core, connected to positioning, sounding, log, radar, and other equipment, based on ENC (Electronic Navigational Chart), to comprehensively reflect the navigational status of the ship and provide various information queries, measurements, and navigational recording tools for the ships crew. It is a specialized geographic information system (GIS).

Marine radar

Marine radar, also known as ship radar, is installed on ships for navigation, collision avoidance, and piloting in narrow waterways.

Doppler Speed Log

The Doppler speed log measures the ships speed relative to the seabed and the cumulative distance traveled by detecting the Doppler shift between the emitted sound waves and the reflected waves from the seabed.

Lifeboat

A lifeboat is a specialized small boat on a ship used for rescuing crew members in the event of a shipwreck. It is propelled by oars, sails, or a power engine. The boat often contains air chambers to maintain sufficient buoyancy even if it takes on water, ensuring the safety of the boat and its occupants. Lifeboats on ocean-going ships are also equipped with a certain amount of fresh water, food, and other necessities for living.

Life Raft

A life raft is a non-self-propelled boat used for rescue purposes on a ship.

Life Jacket

A life jacket, also known as a life vest, is a protective garment that provides sufficient buoyancy to keep a persons head above water when they fall into the water.

Marine Firefighting Equipment

Includes fixed water extinguishing systems, gas extinguishing systems, foam extinguishing systems, dry powder extinguishing systems, portable and trolley fire extinguishers, portable motorized fire pumps, sand boxes, fire blankets, fire buckets, and firefighter equipment, as well as fire detection and alarm systems. The configuration varies depending on the type of ship.

Marine Sewage Treatment Device

The ship sewage treatment system is a device system designed to treat sewage generated on the ship, including domestic sewage (black water), grey water, and ship oily water.

Marine Air-Cooled Unit

The marine air-cooled assembled air conditioning unit is a central air conditioning unit that has been continuously improved over decades, carrying technological assurance and innovation. Its main function is to provide cooling and dehumidification for living spaces on the ship in summer, heating and humidification in winter, and ventilation in spring and autumn.

Air Conditioning Equipment

Ships navigate in various seas with complex meteorological conditions and variable climates. To provide a comfortable living and working environment for crew and passengers, air conditioning technology can be used to create a suitable artificial climate inside the cabin, improving the environment.