Project Overview
YT Marine prepared H40 used aircraft tyre fenders for a new Australian client.
This was the first order from this client for this type of used aircraft tyre fender. The tyres were prepared for use in pneumatic rubber fender tyre-chain net assemblies.

Tyre Specification
This order included 12 pcs of H40 used aircraft tyres.
The tyre diameter was 1050 mm. Each tyre was drilled with 4 holes, and each hole diameter was 100 mm.
These drilled holes allow the tyres to be connected with chains and fittings when they are assembled as part of a pneumatic fender tyre-chain net.
Drawing Confirmation
Before production, we prepared a tyre drilling drawing and sent it to the client for checking.
After the client confirmed the drawing, we arranged the drilling work according to the approved hole size and hole position.
Drawing confirmation helps both sides avoid mistakes before production, especially when the tyre holes need to match the chain net assembly.
Product Photos
Below are product and packing photos of the H40 used aircraft tyre fenders prepared for this Australian client.
The tyres were packed on one pallet to make handling easier and help protect them during transportation.






Usage
Used aircraft tyres and truck tyres are commonly used as protection parts for pneumatic rubber fenders.
For pneumatic rubber fenders with tyre-chain nets, the tyres are installed around the fender body to reduce direct contact damage and improve protection during berthing operations.
Aircraft tyres are often selected for heavy-duty pneumatic fender applications because they are strong and suitable for marine fender net assemblies.



Tyre Options
For pneumatic fender tyre-chain nets, we can provide different tyre options according to the fender size and project requirements.
Common options include used aircraft tyres and used truck tyres. The tyre size, hole quantity and hole diameter can be reviewed according to the pneumatic fender design and chain net structure.
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