Ship window frames are sturdy structures designed to hold and secure windows on vessels, ensuring watertight integrity. Marine hardware includes durable components like hinges, locks, and fasteners specifically built for harsh maritime environments. Both are typically made from corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel or aluminum to withstand saltwater exposure.

Ship Window Frames: Material - Marine-grade aluminum or stainless steel (316L), Size - Customizable (typically 300mm x 400mm to 600mm x 800mm), Grade - ASTM B928 or equivalent, Corrosion Resistance - High (saltwater environment), Weight - 5-15 kg depending on size, Glazing - Tempered or laminated safety glass (6-12mm thickness).

Marine Hardware: Material - Stainless steel (316/316L), Bronze, or galvanized steel, Size - Varies (hinges: 75-150mm, cleats: 150-300mm), Grade - ASTM F1092 or equivalent, Load Capacity - 500-2000 kg (cleats), Corrosion Resistance - High, Viscosity (lubricants) - ISO VG 68-100 for moving parts, Buoyancy (floating hardware) - Positive buoyancy (foam-filled or hollow design).

Yes, this product complies with relevant maritime standards such as ISO, SOLAS, and other industry-specific regulations for ship window frames and marine hardware.