Marine Outfittings

Ship doors and windows are devices installed at openings in ship cabins, deck rooms, and other areas for lighting, ventilation, personnel and item access, and to ensure cabin sealing. It includes ship doors and ship windows, and is an important component of ship outfitting. Steel is one of the commonly used metal materials in ship doors and windows, especially for doors and windows that require high strength such as watertight doors and fireproof doors.

Marine gangway is a kind of device mainly made of aluminum alloy material, which is used to build a temporary channel between ship and dock, ship and ship. It is an important auxiliary equipment in the process of ship berthing operation and transfer of personnel and small equipment. Due to the special nature of the ship's working environment, it often comes into contact with seawater, salt spray and various chemicals, and the corrosion resistance of the aluminum alloy springboard enables it to be used for a long period of time in such a harsh environment.

Comfortable driving chairs can greatly reduce driver fatigue during long periods of ship navigation. By providing good ergonomic support and cushioning functions, drivers can focus more on their operations, reduce distractions caused by physical discomfort, and thus improve driving efficiency. For example, in ocean voyages, drivers need to sit in the driver's seat for a long time to observe the instruments and sea conditions, and comfortable seats can help them better cope with this workload.