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What materials are the gray buoys made of?
The gray buoys are usually made of high molecular weight high density polyethylene (HMWHDPE), with a content of ≥ 95%. This material is resistant to corrosion, frost, oxidation, and UV rays. Some buoys may also utilize polyurethane foam, cross-linked copolymer foam, or composite foam materials depending on requirements.
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What are the dimensions and weight specifications of the gray buoy?
The standard specifications and dimensions are 500mm×500mm×400mm. Depending on the model, the weight is either 7 kg ± 0.2 kg or 6.5 kg ± 0.2 kg.
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What is the load-bearing capacity of the gray buoy?
A gray buoy with a size of 500mm×500mm×400mm has a load-bearing capacity of up to 300 - 350 kg/㎡, which provides stable support for various water facilities.
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How durable are these buoys and what is their expected service life?
These buoys are integrally formed at one time and are seamless. They feature a rated average wall thickness of 7mm, a maximum wall thickness of 11mm, and a bottom wall thickness of about 3.52 - 4.2mm. The service life is more than 15 years.
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Are these gray buoys environmentally friendly?
Yes. Auxiliary materials such as antistatic agents, antioxidants, and UV-resistant agents are added during the production process. The product meets health standards, is pollution-free, and does not damage the ecological environment.
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In which fields can these gray buoys be applied?
They are widely used in water traffic facilities (floating bridges, docks, boardwalks), water recreation and entertainment (swimming pools, stages, bathing places), industrial and fishery applications (deepwater marine risers, cage aquaculture), and water conservancy projects (trashbuoys for blocking river debris).