Simplex™ Boom - BOM107
BOM107
Marine-grade aluminum connectors and a galvanized steel chain make this 2,268 kg breaking strength non-absorbent floating boom great for containing oil spills and debris in strong currents.
- 30.5m L x 45.7cm H
- 2,268 kg Breaking Strength
- Ideal for Shorelines, Coastlines
Description
- Round, closed-cell polyethylene foam flotation cylinders corral liquids and debris up to 15.3cm above water line
- Skirting barrier hangs 30.5cm below the water line to keep pollutants from creeping under; galvanized steel chain runs the length of the boom to add weight and rigidity
- Heavy-duty, 22-ounce vinyl-coated polyester is UV resistant for regular outdoor use; welded, reinforced seams help ensure long life
- Marine-grade aluminum universal slide connectors and attached toggle pins permit linking of multiple units
- Quality construction provides 2,269 kg actual breaking strength
- Polypropylene handle/anchor point eases handling and securing for easy deployment
- High-visibility yellow for instant recognition in emergencies
- Conforms to OPA-90 specifications
- Cleans easily using detergents, steam or power washing
- Light-weight and easy to move; ideal in marinas, inland waterways or along shorelines
- Add PIG Oil-Only Booms to absorb petroleum-based pollutants
Specifications
| Style: | Non-Absorbent Boom |
| Color: | Yellow |
| Dimensions: | 30.5m L x 45.7cm H |
| Breaking Strength: | 2,268 kg |
| Current Type: | Strong Current |
| Intended Use: | On Water |
| Where to Use: | Shorelines, Coastlines |
| Sold as: | 1 each |
| Weight: | 83.9 kg |
| Composition: |
Boom - PVC Chain - Galvanized Steel |
| Application: | Spill Response |
| Draft Dimensions: |
30.5cm |
| Freeboard Dimensions: |
15.3cm |
Additional Information
National Oil Spill Disaster Contingency Plan (NOS-DCP) 3.3.15 (c)Coastal state governments and state pollution control boards shall maintain adequate quantity of basic pollution response equipment like deflective booms, fence booms, spray equipment along with specialised equipment for beach protection and shoreline cleanup.
Conventional oil spill response booms and skimmers may be used to contain and recover spills of floating chemicals.
