Slammer Marine to Demo Award-Winning Dock Fenders at Docks Expo 2026, Dec. 3
Nov 7, 2026
Docks Expo 2026 exhibitor Slammer Marine will show dock manufacturers a factory-integrated fender track at Booth 323 in Nashville, with a live demonstration on December 3 of how the system mounts to a dock face and installs with a standard drill.
Houston, United States, November 7, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Docks Expo 2026 exhibitor Slammer Marine is bringing a message to the people who build docks: a fender track integrated at the factory gives every new dock built-in protection from day one. The manufacturer of patented modular dock fender systems will be at Booth 323 in Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee, throughout the show, December 1 to 3, and wants to meet dock manufacturers in particular.
More details can be found at https://slammermarine.com/docks-expo-2026/
Marina owners, operators, dock builders, and engineers are all welcome at the booth throughout the show. The company says a factory-integrated track also gives marina operators and dock owners one less thing to retrofit. Docks Expo brings together the people who design, build, and run marinas, and Slammer Marine says the show is the best place to put its system in the hands of those people.
The Slammer Integrated Dock Fender® mounts to a dock face on a continuous aluminum or polymer track. At Booth 323, visitors can pick up the closed-cell foam core and the heavy-duty, marine-grade coated cover, then see how the system is set up for dock faces, corners, and pilings.
A live demonstration on Thursday, December 3, at 10:15 a.m. shows the track going onto a dock face with a standard drill, followed by a full DIY installation walkthrough. Any single fender can be installed, removed, serviced, or replaced in minutes, and the rest of the run is left undisturbed.
More information on dock fender systems is available at https://slammermarine.com/product-category/dock-fenders/
The system is designed for both individual boat owners and professionally run marinas. Slammer fenders serve marinas, yacht clubs, and private docks across 35 states, Canada, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda. They are built for the busiest parts of a marina, from fuel docks and launch docks to forklift launch wells, dry-stack staging areas, and service slips, where traffic is heaviest and contact with the dock is constant.
The system was first introduced under the StormFender name and earned an Innovation Award in the Docking and Fendering Equipment category at the 2015 Miami International Boat Show. The awards are presented annually by the NMMA and Boating Writers International.
A continuous, cushioned surface shields hulls and docks alike and gives dockhands and boaters a critical margin of error in close quarters. Six colors are available, along with custom lengths from 24 inches to 15 feet, so a facility can match the look of its docks while still getting consistent, engineered protection. Buyers can also preview setups with the fender configurator.
Docks Expo 2026, listed as The Docks Expo & Marina Conference 2026, runs December 1 to 3 at Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Exhibit hall hours are Tuesday, December 1, from 4:30 p.m. for a welcome reception and exhibit preview, Wednesday, December 2, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Thursday, December 3, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The live demonstration is set for Thursday, December 3, the final day of the show, at 10:15 a.m. at Booth 323, with the booth open throughout the event for dock manufacturers and other visitors to stop by.
Slammer Marine (StormFender LLC dba Slammer Marine) designs and manufactures patented modular dock fender systems for marinas, yacht clubs, commercial waterfronts, and private docks. Founded after Hurricane Ike and operating as Slammer Marine since 2016, the company configures every system to the customer’s dock.
Marina owners, operators, and dock builders interested in meeting with the company at the show can schedule a meeting at https://slammermarine.com/contact/
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