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Concave-Convex Floating Dock in Gray - High-Quality HDPE from China Suppliers and Factory, Ideal for Ponds and Events
Product Description
Here is the product details introduction of the gray buoy:
Material
- Usually made of high molecular weight high density polyethylene (HMWHDPE), with a content of ≥ 95%. This material has the characteristics of corrosion resistance, frost resistance, oxidation resistance and UV resistance, and is not eroded by seawater, chemicals, oil stains and aquatic organisms.
- Some buoys will use polyurethane foam, cross-linked copolymer foam or composite foam materials, etc., to meet different application requirements.
Specifications, Dimensions and Weight
- 500mm×500mm×400mm: The weight of the buoy is 7 kg ± 0.2 kg.
- 500mm×500mm×400mm: The weight of the buoy is 6.5 kg ± 0.2 kg.
Performance Characteristics
Buoyancy and Load-bearing Capacity
The load-bearing capacity of buoys of different specifications varies. For example, a buoy with a size of 500mm×500mm×400mm has a load-bearing capacity of up to 300 - 350 kg/㎡, which can provide stable support for water facilities.
Durability
The product is integrally formed at one time and seamless. The rated average wall thickness is 7mm, the maximum wall thickness is 11mm, and the bottom wall thickness is about 3.52 - 4.2mm. The service life is more than 15 years.
Stability
The surface has an anti-slip design, the four corners are in the shape of rounded obtuse angles, and there are grooves around, which strengthens the stability, and it is not easy to shake or tip over during use.
Environmental Friendliness
Corresponding auxiliary materials such as antistatic agents, antioxidants and UV-resistant agents are added during the production process, which meets the health standards, is pollution-free and does not damage the ecological environment.
Application Fields
Water Traffic Facilities
Used to build floating bridges and floating docks, providing berthing and mooring places for ships. It can also be used as a waterboardwalk to facilitate the passage of pedestrians.
Water Recreation and Entertainment
It can be combined into a water platform, used for building water swimming pools, water dance halls, stages, water bathing places, etc., providing people with space for recreation and entertainment.
Industry and Fisheries
In the offshore oil and natural gas system, it is installed on the outside of deepwater marine risers to reduce the weight of the risers and provide protection. It can also be used in fishery aquaculture as a floating body support for cage aquaculture.
Water Conservancy Projects
It can be used as a trashbuoy to block branches, weeds, garbage, etc. during the flood season of the river, preventing them from blocking the river and polluting the water quality.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What materials are the gray buoys made of?
The buoys are primarily made of high molecular weight high density polyethylene (HMWHDPE) with a content of ≥ 95%. Depending on specific application needs, some buoys also utilize polyurethane foam, cross-linked copolymer foam, or composite foam materials.
What are the dimensions and weight specifications of the buoys?
The standard dimensions are 500mm×500mm×400mm. Depending on the model and construction, the buoy weight is either 7 kg ± 0.2 kg or 6.5 kg ± 0.2 kg.
What is the load-bearing capacity of these buoys?
For a standard buoy of 500mm×500mm×400mm, the load-bearing capacity can reach up to 300 - 350 kg/㎡, providing highly stable support for water installations.
How durable are the gray buoys and what is their service life?
The buoys are integrally molded in one seamless piece with a rated average wall thickness of 7mm (up to 11mm maximum). They are highly durable, with an expected service life of more than 15 years.
In what fields can these buoys be used?
They are widely used in water traffic facilities (floating bridges and docks), water recreation (swimming pools, stages, and bathing places), industrial and fishery applications (marine risers and cage aquaculture support), and water conservancy projects (trashbuoys).