Navigation buoys are critical markers used in a range of offshore applications. These water-based road signs ensure marine vessels can safely sail.

Our marine team recently supplied Reefer Terminal Spa in Italy with six pneumatic rubber fenders, that have body sizes 2.0m diameter x 3.5m length and 80 kPa internal pressure, complete with high protection chains and tyre cage.

Our team designed, manufactured and installed our ContraFlex® inside a boiler house.

Our buoyancy products which include pipe laying floats are used to assist offshore installation of pipelines and subsea equipment and are critical to the successful deployment of field infrastructure.

With temperatures in Finland as low as -45°C in winter, Search and Rescue Authorities need fendering for their vessels that has been tested to withstand and be able to perform effectively in cold climates.

Before making their vessel obsolete, a customer who we had worked with previously and supplied vessel fendering spoke to our marine team to find out if there were any cost-effective solutions available to them.

We share the benefits of our ContraFlex® jackets and how the can be effectively used in the marine industry.

Working closely with customers in the oil and gas industry (including oil rigs and FPSO’s), our marine team were able to provide chain support buoys and help provide a solution which was not standard.

Running at 400°C, our customer needed a solution that would protect their operators from potential burns and reduce the amount of heat loss coming from the fan.

AIS is strengthening their Subsea division with the acquisition of Bardot, a French-based specialist who engineer and design all S.U.R.F functions based on polymers, syntactic or steel technologies.

We are delighted to have been shortlisted for the Regional Make UK (formally EEF) Manufacturing Matters Award.

AIS Gloucester marked a significant milestone this month, seven years without a Lost Time Injury.