Features Introduction

The hovercraft is propelled by air and possesses excellent amphibious operational capabilities and good maneuverability. It can travel rapidly across the interfaces of various environments such as water, land, ice, snow, beaches, mudflats, swamps, grasslands, and deserts.

Hovercraft Principle: It is composed of 6 major parts: the propulsion system, lift system, engine, control system, hull, and skirt. It converts mechanical energy into wind energy; air pressure lifts the hull off the ground while simultaneously providing propulsion power. It "flies" 25-85 centimeters above the ground surface with low travel friction. It is classified as a high-speed vessel, with a stable operating speed of up to 120 km/h.

Due to its air propulsion characteristics and off-ground travel, it has extremely low requirements for dock construction and is suitable for areas without docks.

Application Scenarios

Emergency management, fire rescue, flood control and drought relief, urban waterlogging, water conservancy and ice flood control, water duty, hydrological survey, wetland protection, coast guard, coastal scientific expedition, ice surface transportation, cultural tourism, leisure and entertainment, and other fields.