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Sealite have a range your representative supply your complete mooring solution • High visibility red, green, white or yellow as per IALA modular design Internal redundant buoyancy system Large battery & payload Excellent buoyancy & Easy to deploy & service Cost effective & environmentally friendly Friendly & Recyclable Sealite buoy products are made from recyclable materials. As a service to customers, Individual components and products at the end of their service life may be returned to Sealite for recycling. Guard rail radar reflector grab rail tether points Lifting points Non-slip deck interconnect lifting &mooring points Made from strong, UV-stabilised virgin Twin mooring points Shown with optional shackles The Nautilus-2200 is a robust, rotationally-moulded polyethylene ocean buoy designed for offshore port and coastal applications. The buoy is rotationally-moulded by Sealite from UV-stabilised virgin polyethylene, and has a 2.2mtr float diameter and 3.2mtr lantern focal height. Lantern focal height may be increased Built in a 2-part modular design, the buoy can be setup in any IALA recommended assembly, and consists of a high-visibility float section with non-slip tread, and a tower section to support considerable payload. The twin lifting and mooring eyes are interconnected by stainless steel tie bars through the hull structure - offering enormous strength and superior longevity of the navaid. Five (5) buoys can be shipped in a 40ft container economically to almost any destination. The Sealite Nautilus-2200 is one of the largest buoys available to incorporate a 1 -piece rotationally-moulded hull section, and represents exceptional value for port operators Head Office: The tower and battery compartment allows for incorporation of additional batteries to drive ancillary equipment to increase the working autonomy of the navaid in lower sunlight Internet: www.sealite.com.au Convenient forklift access points to safely maneuver the buoy assembly. Ultrasonic testing ensures consistency of wall thickness in key areas such as mooring Internet: www.sealiteusa.com Email: info@sealiteusa.com

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Nautilus buoys & lanterns, India General Characteristics Available Colours Focal Plain Height (mm/Inches) Total Float Volume (Itrs/US gallon) Nominal Freeboard (kg/lbs) Nominal Draft (kg/lbs) Reserve Bouyancy (kg/lbs) Maximum Mooring Load (kg/lbs) Draft Maximum (mm/Inches) Freeboard, Minimum (mm/Inches) Safe Working Load, 1 pt (kg/lbs) Safe Working Load, 2pt (kg/lbs) Submergence (kg/cm, lb/Inch) Physical Characteristics Wall Thickness (mm/Inches) Ballast (kg/lbs) Height (mm/Inches) Width (mm/Inches) Mass (kg/lbs) Product Life Expectancy Quality Assurance Intellectual Property Lantern...

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Port Hand Starboard Preferred Hand Mark Channel to North Cardinal South Cardinal West Cardinal East Cardinal Port Hand Hand Mark Isolated Danger Safe Water The Sealite buoy division provides turn-key production of navigation buoys from tooling development, raw material selection and production, to final testing and inspection. Keeping this entire process in-house allows Sealite to guarantee the superior quality of it's products and ensures fast turnaround times. Each buoy product is rotationally-moulded from UV-stabilisedvirgin polyethylene, with individual components of Sealite's larger...

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in accordance with IALA recommendations, Sealite's range of Top Marks offer flexibility and maintenance, high visibility solution to marine navigation. on-site from UV-stabilised virgin polyethylene with a wall thickness of of IALA recommended colours and configurations to suit both IALA Regions With a 26mm (1 inch) Internal stainless- steel pole and industry standard 200mm OD mounting plate, Sealite's range of IALA Top Marks can be easily attached mounting stand lantern attachment) wall thickness Industry standard Part Number Port Hand Mark-1 red cylinder (IALA Region A) Port Hand Mark-1...

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