Marine & Port Safety Solutions
Global Supplier & Exporter

Marine & Port Safety Solutions

Dock Bumpers & Fenders Supplied and Exported Worldwide

TMR is a global supplier and exporter of marine fenders and dock bumpers. We supply and export a complete range of fender systems sourced from trusted manufacturers to ports, jetties, harbours and marine facilities worldwide.

Sourced from trusted manufacturers
Export to ports worldwide
Global delivery & logistics support

Dock Bumpers & Fenders

As a global supplier and exporter, we supply and export marine fenders and dock bumpers sourced from trusted manufacturers to ports and marine facilities worldwide.

Cylindrical Fenders

Cylindrical Fenders

Versatile cylindrical rubber fenders that absorb berthing energy along quay walls and jetties. Mounted horizontally or vertically, they suit a wide range of vessel sizes and berth types.

Marine-grade rubber | Quay & jetty protection

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Conical Fenders

Conical Fenders

Cone-shaped fenders offering stable energy absorption with a relatively low reaction force. Their tapered profile performs consistently during angular and compression berthing.

Marine-grade rubber | High energy absorption

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Cell Fenders

Cell Fenders

Cell-shaped units designed for high energy absorption, well suited to larger vessels. They are often fitted with a frontal panel to distribute the contact load across the hull.

Marine-grade rubber | Large-vessel berths

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Arch Fenders

Arch Fenders

Robust arch-profile rubber fenders that are simple to install and widely used on docks, quays and workboats. They deliver dependable energy absorption in a compact form.

Marine-grade rubber | Docks & workboats

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D-Fenders

D-Fenders

D-shaped extruded rubber profiles fixed along dock edges, pontoons and vessel hulls to provide continuous protection against low-energy impacts and rubbing.

Extruded rubber | Continuous edge protection

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V Fenders

V Fenders

V-shaped fenders that provide higher energy absorption than standard arch types, making them a practical choice for general-purpose berths and jetties.

Marine-grade rubber | General-purpose berths

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W Fenders

W Fenders

W-profile extruded fenders that provide durable edge protection along quay walls and pontoons, absorbing impact from frequent low-speed vessel contact.

Extruded rubber | Quay walls & pontoons

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Why Source Marine Fenders Through TMR

Fenders are the first line of defence between a berthing vessel and port infrastructure. Choosing the right fender system protects vessels, structures and people, and reliable sourcing keeps projects on schedule.

Protect Vessels & Structures

Marine fenders absorb and dissipate berthing energy, reducing the impact loads transferred to hulls, quay walls and jetties. This helps prevent costly damage to both vessels and port infrastructure.

Full Range of Fender Types

From cylindrical and arch fenders to cell, cone and extruded D, V and W profiles, we can supply the fender type suited to your berth configuration, vessel mix and operating conditions.

Sourced from Trusted Manufacturers

We supply fenders sourced from established, quality-focused manufacturers, so port operators and contractors receive products built for demanding marine environments.

Worldwide Export & Supply

As a global supplier and exporter, we deliver to ports, harbours and marine facilities across multiple countries, coordinating documentation and logistics for smooth international shipments.

Reliable Delivery Support

Our team supports you from enquiry through dispatch, helping you match requirements to the right fender system and keeping your marine project on schedule.

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Fender Types Supplied

20+

Countries Served

20+

Years of Experience

Global

Export Reach

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our marine fenders and dock bumper supply

TMR is a global supplier and exporter, not a manufacturer. We supply and export marine fenders and dock bumpers sourced from trusted manufacturers, delivering them to ports, jetties and marine facilities worldwide.