The buoys are primarily manufactured using high molecular weight high density polyethylene (HMWHDPE) with a content of 95% or higher. For specific application needs, some buoys may also utilize polyurethane foam, cross-linked copolymer foam, or composite foam materials.
A buoy of this standard size has a high load-bearing capacity of up to 300 to 350 kg/㎡, providing stable and secure support for various water installations.
These buoys are integrally formed in a single process without seams, featuring a maximum wall thickness of up to 11mm. This design gives them an expected service life of more than 15 years.
Yes. The material features excellent corrosion, frost, oxidation, and UV resistance. It is completely unaffected by seawater, chemicals, oil stains, and aquatic organisms.
They are widely used in water traffic facilities (floating bridges and docks), water recreation (swimming pools, stages, bathing places), industrial and fishery support (marine risers, cage aquaculture), and water conservancy projects (trash blocking buoys).