Avoid scratchesAlthough the strength of the fiberglass hull is relatively high, it is necessary to avoid being scratched by hard objects, to take anti-collision measures, and to moor and dock correctly,because most of the hull scratches are generated during the docking process, so Be extra cautious

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Ships are vehicles for maritime transportation. Although ships differ in size, the main parts of their structure are similar. The ship is mainly composed of the following parts:(1) Shell　　 The hull is the hull of the ship, which is formed by combining multiple steel plates with rivets or electric we

Sailing boats are more dependent on the wind, it depends on the sky to eat. Higher requirements for wind power. Usually the speed is relatively slow, and it is difficult to control when the wind is strong. The ship is a traditional ship with larger sails. The crew has high requirements for adaptabil

The advantages of aluminum alloy fishing boats are as follows:First. it is not afraid of slight bumps. After bumps, pits will occur but there is no water leakage, because aluminum alloy is resistant.Second. it is lightweight, one-fourth lighter than a FRP boat of the same style, and one-fifth less f

Avoid contact with hard objects when parking, and repair damaged parts in timeTo put it bluntly, FRP is a fiber reinforced plastic. Although it has many advantages, it also needs to be paid attention to in daily use. If the hull collides with rocks or some metal objects on the shore, it will also ca

(1) Dry cargo ship. Cargo ships that mainly carry dry cargo, but can also carry liquid cargo in barrels. Including general cargo ships, bulk cargo ships, and multi-purpose ships. The general cargo ship is a dry cargo ship that mainly carries general cargo such as bales, bundles, and barrels, and can

Captain: refers to the horizontal distance from the foremost end of the yacht to the rearmost structure. This length includes all the structures and components of the boat, such as the bow or stern column, the connection between the bulwark and the hull/deck.Ship width: refers to the maximum width o