重量物用エアバッグメーカー

A heavy lifting airbag is an airbag device that uses inflation to generate buoyancy or support force to lift and move heavy objects. It is commonly used for handling large structures, auxiliary lifting on ships, and engineering installations. By adjusting the internal pressure, the lifting height and stress state can be controlled.

Jerryborg Marine offers heavy lifting airbags of different diameters and load capacities. During the design phase, we consider the customer’s weight requirements and usage methods to ensure the airbag remains stable under load.

Heavy lifting airbags are commonly used for projects such as installing large equipment, handling caissons, ship auxiliary lifting, and heavy-object transportation. For scenarios where traditional lifting equipment is difficult to operate or prohibitively expensive, airbags offer a more flexible solution.

In actual projects, Jerryborg Marine will first understand the client’s weight, contact area, and operating environment before recommending appropriate airbag specifications and quantities to avoid selecting undersized or over-configured models.

The load-bearing capacity of an airbag is typically related to its diameter, internal pressure, and contact area. The actual load-bearing capacity will vary under different operating conditions, so theoretical parameters alone are insufficient.

Jerryborg Marine provides a reference load-bearing range based on actual usage conditions when supplying airbags and reminds customers to control the inflation pressure during operation to ensure safe use.

During use, it is necessary to ensure even pressure distribution on the airbag and avoid contact with sharp objects on its surface. The inflation speed should also be controlled to avoid excessively high pressure.

Jerryborg Marine provides basic operating suggestions based on the customer’s usage scenario upon product delivery to help reduce the risk of airbag damage and improve overall usage efficiency.

Heavy lifting airbags are primarily used for lifting or supporting heavy objects, and the force is usually concentrated. Marine launching airbags, on the other hand, are more often used for hull rolling support. Their working conditions differ, as do their structural designs and usage methods.

Jerryborg Marine manufactures both types of airbags. If a customer’s application scenario is unique, we will assist in determining which product type is more suitable.

After use, the airbag usually needs to be cleaned of surface impurities and stored in a dry condition. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or compression to reduce the rate of material aging.

Jerryborg Marine also reminds customers of the storage environment when delivering the product. If the airbag is used frequently, we also recommend periodically checking its appearance to ensure stable performance for the next use.