Marking lines & booms

Range of colours and lengths available
Engineered for varying water levels
Optional reinforced rubber or polyurethane cover to increase durability close to land
Withstands harsh and freezing conditions
Can be used in combination with light and sensor buoys.

Hydropower facilities
- Mark hazardous areas around dams, intakes, and water systems
Reservoirs and watercourse
- Clearly identify dangerous or restricted areas for people on or near the water
Rescue and safety
- Provide a floating line which people can use to pull themselves to safety after falling into the water
Debris management
- Direct and gather branches, grass, and other floating debris
Pollution control
- Contain and gather acute pollution on the water surface
Hazard marking
- Provide a highly visible warning to third parties of potential dangers
Emergency response
- Quick deployment temporary booms to manage pollution, debris or other water hazards
Changing water levels
- Mechanical positioning systems can keep booms correctly positioned as water levels rise and fall.

Primary purpose
Public safety
Operational safety
Debris management
Durability

Marking lines and booms
- Marking hazards and managing debris
- Clearly marks hazards and provides a rescue line
- Helps direct debris while signalling danger
- Directs and gathers debris and acute pollution
- Designed to withstand harsh marine and hydropower conditions

Barriers
- Physical safety and access control
- Creates a physical barrier to restrict acess
- Helps direct or contain larger flaoting objects
- More substantial solution for controlling heavy debris
- Built to withstand significant impact and wear in all conditions

Breadcrumb

Marking lines & booms

Protect people and assets by marking hazards

Improve water safety and control hazards with durable floating lines and booms designed to mark danger, support rescue and manage debris and pollution.

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Benefits

Ensure public safety while protecting your facilities

Permanent and emergency booms are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, for directing and gathering debris, managing acute pollution, and signalling danger to individuals.

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