Product Description:

Mooring Berth Bollards are essential for providing safe and secure mooring for vessels of all sizes. Our Mooring Bollards are made of high quality steel, providing a reliable and durable solution for your mooring needs. We provide OEM and ODM services, allowing for complete customization of our Mooring Bollards to meet the unique requirements of each vessel. Our Mooring Bollards are securely packaged in pallets to ensure they arrive in perfect condition. We provide a 1 year warranty for all our Mooring Bollards, and our Port of Loading is Qingdao, China.

Features:

• Product Name: Wharf Mooring Bollard, Harbour Mooring Bollard, Docking Mooring Bollard
• Color: Silver
• Design: Standard Or Customized
• Size: Customized
• MOQ: 1 Piece
• Application: Mooring

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

Mooring bollards, also known as harbour mooring bollards, are essential components for mooring ships in harbors, ports, and other marine applications. They ensure the secure mooring of vessels in various environments, such as tidal areas, where the mooring lines need to be tensioned to facilitate safe anchoring. Dock Fender's model DF-T50 mooring bollards are made from high-quality steel, with a hot-dip galvanized finish, and come in a silver color. The mooring bollards are certified by DNV, ABS, SGS, and BV, and have a minimum order quantity of 1 piece with a price range of $100-$900. The package is available as pallet or as required, and the delivery time is 10 days. OEM/ODM service is available, and the supply ability is 4500 pcs/month. Payment terms are T/T or L/C.

The marine mooring bollard system can be used in a variety of applications, such as ports, marinas, terminals, and berths, to secure vessels. The bollards are designed to hold mooring lines, hawsers, and cables, and are used to reduce the amount of wear and tear on the mooring lines due to the repeated tensioning. The mooring bollards also have the ability to hold the vessels in place, even in strong winds and currents.

Dock Fender's mooring bollard system is the perfect solution for marine mooring applications. The bollards are strong and durable, and can be used in a variety of environments. The mooring bollards are designed to reduce wear and tear on the mooring lines, and offer reliable and secure mooring for ships, vessels, and boats in harbors and ports.

Customization:

• Brand Name: Dock Fender
• Model Number: DF-T50
• Place of Origin: China
• Certification: DNV, ABS, SGS, BV
• Minimum Order Quantity: 1
• Price: $100-$900
• Packaging Details: As Required
• Delivery Time: 10 Days
• Payment Terms: T/T, L/C
• Supply Ability: 4500 Pcs/Month
• Finish: Hot-dip Galvanized
• Service: OEM/ODM
• Application: Mooring
• Weight: Customized
• Certificate: ISO 9001

Support and Services:

We offer technical support and service for all our Mooring Bollards products. Our team of experienced professionals will provide assistance with installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of your Mooring Bollards. We also offer consultation and advice on the best products for your specific application.

Our technical support and service staff are available by phone, email, and live chat. We are committed to providing the highest quality of customer service and support. We strive to provide a timely response to your inquiries and aim to resolve any issues you may have as quickly as possible.

If you have any questions or require any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to helping you with your Mooring Bollards needs.

Packing and Shipping:

Mooring Bollards Packaging and Shipping:

Mooring bollards are packaged with heavy-duty shrink wrap to protect the product from external damage during transit. The bollards are loaded onto a pallet and secured with banding straps for extra stability. The pallet is then wrapped in plastic to protect it from the elements. The entire package is then securely sealed with a tamper-evident seal.

The package is then shipped via a reliable carrier such as UPS, FedEx, or DHL, with tracking information provided.

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