Reliable Floating Barrier Solutions for Water Protection and Project Control

Durable Construction – Built with weather-resistant and corrosion-proof materials to withstand harsh marine environments.
Customizable Options – Available in multiple lengths, diameters, and colors to meet project-specific needs.
Easy Installation – Modular sections allow quick assembly and relocation between sites.
Low Maintenance – Requires minimal servicing, ensuring reliable operation throughout its service life.

Oil Spill Response – Rapidly deployed to contain oil or chemical leaks.
Water Debris Control – Prevents floating waste from spreading across rivers and lakes.
Marine Construction – Isolates dredging zones and offshore works from surrounding waters.
Public Safety – Marks restricted areas in ports, swimming zones, or industrial facilities.

Marine Engineering Companies – For use in dredging, reclamation, and offshore infrastructure projects.
Environmental Protection Units – Helps maintain ecological balance by isolating contaminants.
Government & Public Utilities – Used in municipal water protection and cleanup operations.
Oil & Gas Industry – Critical for emergency spill containment and offshore safety compliance.

Q: How do I calculate how many floats I need for my pipeline?

A:You need to ensure total buoyancy exceeds total weight. Calculate the combined weight of the steel/pipe itself + the weight of the material inside (e.g., slurry/water) + accessories. The floats should provide at least 20-30% more buoyancy than this total weight to keep the pipeline floating properly (usually with 1/4 of the pipe diameter above water).

Q：How long is the warranty period ?

A:The warranty period begins on the date the buyer hands over the goods to the investor and ends on the first 18 (eighteen) months after the buyer's handover date, or on the first 12 (twelve) months after the installation date, whichever comes first.

Q: Are these floats suitable for seawater use?
A: Yes, absolutely. Polyethylene (PE) is highly resistant to saltwater corrosion, UV radiation, and chemical erosion. They are actually preferred over steel floats in marine environments because they never rust.

Q:How thick is the plastic on the floats? Precisely what is the material?

A: All of our floats are made with PE ( polyethylene) plastic shells,  each float has a closed-cell urethane foam filling for safety and structural rigidity. The PE shell is a super tough material that will take a beating and the foam filling stops you from sinking if you do manage to puncture a float.