VERTICAL PUSH KNEE FENDER
MODEL 115 – DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS
Features
• Nylon-reinforced rubber sections compressed onto 1-1/4” or 1-1/2” steel rods and secured with heavy-duty steel flatbar or angle
• Entire length of fender can be welded directly to push knee structure
• Provides up to 550% more rubber protection (11” vs. 2”) compared to molded rubber
• Tough plies of nylon-reinforced rubber virtually eliminate chipping, unlike molded rubber or wood plank bumpers
• Compression tests have demonstrated maximum impact absorption and reflection
• Air cells can be punched into rubber sections to increase “softness”
• U.S. Coast Guard accepted
• Unaffected by salt water, ozone and oil
• 100% of rubber content is certified to be recycled
PART NO. | A | B | C | WT. (Lbs. per Sq. Ft.) |
---|---|---|---|---|
SR 115 V | 6” to 11” | 6” to 240” | 12” to 120” | 6” – 43 |
7” – 47 | ||||
8” – 52 | ||||
9” – 56 | ||||
10” – 61 | ||||
11” – 65 |
Description
Attachment Systems
A. STANDARD
Securing flatbar welded directly to knee
![](https://timcoindustries.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Screen-Shot-2015-04-07-at-5.22.50-PM1.png)
B. COUNTERSINK
Same as A except through rods are countersunk and welded into flatbar
Welded or bolted onto existing channel
![](https://timcoindustries.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Screen-Shot-2015-04-07-at-5.22.53-PM1.png)
C. ANGLE
Securing angle welded or bolted directly to knee
![](https://timcoindustries.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/10511.jpg)
D. EXTENDED
Securing flatbar extends over knee structure for welding or bolting
![](https://timcoindustries.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Screen-Shot-2015-04-07-at-5.23.02-PM1.png)
E. WELD-LESS
Countersink style with pre-punched through ways
Attachment bolts pass through I-beam or channel and pre-punched through ways in fender
No welding required
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