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Polyform - the Originator of the modern Plastic Buoy
2 Polyform ® was established in Ålesund, Norway in the year of 1955 and was the first company in the world to produce an inflatable, rotomolded soft Vinyl buoy. The product was an instant success and was immediately accepted in the domestic as well as overseas markets. Products and machinery were gradually developed and improved until the first major leap forward in our production technology happened in the 1970’s and early 1980’s when specially designed, in-house constructed machinery for rotomolding of our buoys and fenders was developed and put into use. Such type of machinery at that time was truly unique in the world of molding buoys and fenders. More recent and even more revolutionary developments took place in the new millennium, by our designing and constructing of the first ever fully automated and robot assisted production machinery, built for molding of inflatable fenders. Ever since the start in 1955, our company has been committed to further expand the range and to further develop, customize and improve the individual products. Today, Polyform ® of Norway can offer the widest range of inflatable buoys and fenders , expanded foam marina fenders, purse seine floats and an extensive range of hard-plastic products for use throughout the marine industry, including aquaculture/fish-farming, offshore oil and gas industry, harbors, ships, marina industry and custom made products also for land-based applications.
It is a historical fact that the world's first inflatable plastic buoy was made on the west coast of Norway and later brought to America.
Reproduction with a slight modification of Christian Krohg's oil painting "Leiv Eirikson Discovers America".
131 contents contents Pages in numeric order Area of use
A brief history of Polyform 2 commercial use and Fishery Marinas, Docks and Inshore use A-series buoys and fenders 6 CC-series central tube buoys 12 Inflatable Vinyl Buoys and Fenders 5 F-series fenders 8 CCE/CCD-series mooring buoys 13 A-series 6 HL-series low drag buoys 10 MR/MG-series mooring buoys 15 F-series 8 CC-series central tube buoys 12 MF dock ending products 16 Pe3 marker buoy 12 PMF modular fendering system 18 HL-series 10 PMF modular fendering system 18 Flowsafe hose floating device 20 G-series 11 BPB-series purse seine floats 22 Aqua-series mooring buoys 25 CC-series 12 NF-series purse seine floats 23 APB modular mooring buoys 28 LSB light spring buoys 33 MB-series mooring buoys 31 Pe3-buoy 12 HDF heavy duty fenders 34 LB-series light buoys 32 CCE/CCD-series 13 (Marker buoys are listed under FSF-series pontoon floats 32 Polyform Special Foam Products 14 Aquaculture and Inshore & Marina.) LSB light spring buoys 33 MP marina floating pontoons 35 BPB-series 15 MR/MG-series 15 MF-series 16 offshore PMF modular fendering system 18 A-series buoys 6 FlowSafe 20 Flowsafe hose floating device 20 Leisure and Recreational Boat BPB-series 22 Aqua-series mooring buoys 27 A-series buoys and fenders 6 APB modular mooring buoys 30 F-series fenders 8 NF-series 23 LB-series light buoys 32 HL-series fenders 10 Non-inflatable PE products 24 LSB light spring buoys 33 G-series fenders 11 Aqua-series 25 Subsea 37 Pe3 marker buoy 12 CCE/CCD-series mooring buoys 13 APB-series 28 MR/MG-series mooring buoys 15 MB-series 31 MF dock ending products 16 LB-series 32 MB-series mooring buoys 31 FSF-series 32 Aquaculture / Fish Farming SBH-buoys 33 A-series buoys 6 LSB-buoys 33 Flowsafe hose floatation device 20 Aqua-series mooring buoys 25 HDF-series 34 APB modular mooring buoys 28 subsea 37 MP-pontoons 35 LB-series light buoys 32 Transport Container 36 FSF-series pontoon floats 32 SBH mussel farm buoys 33 Waste water tanks 36 LSB light spring buoys 33 Subsea 37 MP marina floating pontoons 35 Development and Customization 40 Yachts and Work Boats A-series buoys and fenders 6 ...... F-series fenders 8 PMF modular fendering system 18 News: Aqua-series mooring buoys 25 APB modular mooring buoys 28 HDF-series available in blue color 34 HDF heavy duty fenders 34
4 Polyform Main Catalog 7 / 2015 Inflatable Buoys and Fenders
People associate Polyform’s inflatable buoys and fenders with the easily recognizable blue, rib reinforced ropeholds of the A- and F-series. No wonder, this has been Poly - form’s hallmark for almost 60 years. Today, Polyform offers much more, like the extensive range of inflatable buoys and fenders that can be supplied in a wide variety of different colors. The rea sons for Polyform’s leading edge are the in-house developed molding technologie s and the unique raw-materials formulations. At the end of 2005, after several years of research and development, we launched the first ever fully automated and robot assisted production machinery, built for molding of inflatable fenders. The revolutionary new production machine and method was named POLYMATIQ ® and was patented. Simultaneously with the invention of the POLYMATIQ ® production machine and process, we developed what we named WELCOTEC ©, a welding control technology that guarantees the optimal control over the wall thickness throughout the roto-molding process.
All-plastic valves Foam filling The flexible all-plastic Polyform ® valve is The majority of our products, soft- as well as fitted into every inflatable Polyform ® product. hard-shell buoys may be filled with either The V-10 valve is a non-return type of valve, Polystyrene (EPS) or Polyurethane (PUR) fitted with a protective valve screw. For foams. Please read more about foam filling inflation, the screw has to be removed. Air is on page 38 in this catalogue. blown into the valve, and the valve screw has to be set back in place in order to fully secure any loss of air from the valve! The V-40 valve is designed for easy inflation and deflation of our largest products. This is not a non-return valve. To Extreme strength inflate the product, the valve is opened by turning the valve screw anti- As part of our in-house quality assurance clockwise 3-4 times. Inflate through the center hole of the valve screw itself, procedures, destructive testing of products is and tighten the screw. carried out at regular intervals and at Inflation random. This picture shows (the destructive) testing for pulling strength for one of our Do not overinflate. The flexible all-plastic Polyform ® valve is fitted into every standard blue, rib-reinforced ropeholds. inflatable Polyform ® product. Please note: Over-inflation will reduce the The V-10 valve is a non-return type of valve, fitted with a protective valve strength of the products and void guarantee. screw. V10 valve inflation adapter
Replace the valve screw with the adapter’s In-house developed roto-molding technology. threaded end.
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Screwdriver for removing the valve screw. In-house developed welding control technology.
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F-series cylindrical fenders have set the fenders feature high abrasive resistance standard for heavy duty fenders for close and high energy absorption (up to 3.8 ton to 60 years. The newest generation are meter for F-13), making them suitable for made by use of Polyform’s unique, in- ships of up to 1500 ton d/w (F-13) . house developed and patented In addition to be a must for recreational POLYMATIQ ® technology. crafts and yachts, the F-series cylindrical Highest breaking strength is taken care fenders are widely used by of by the two multiple rib-reinforced rock l Coast guard and navy vessels solid ropeholds. Tested for strength and l Pilot boats flexibility in temperatures ranging from - l Commercial ships 30 oC to +60 oC, these most heavy duty l “ALMOST ANY KIND OF BOATS AFLOAT”
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3 Inflatable soft Vinyl Buoys and Fenders Polyform Special Foam Products
Polyform has a variety of products made partially or completely from different foam materials. The better known material is the Bacell™, used for example in the Marina Fender Series, the BPB fishing floats and in many custom made products. The latest development is a hard wearing foam material with very strong surface and very good fendering features named FoamXD™. It is especially developed to be used in the production of boat and marina products. The new FoamXD™ material is represented in the new PMF, Polyform modular fendering system, introduced to the market in 2013. Polyform EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) products are made from Bacell™, an in-house developed material with unique properties, particularly suitable for marine products. Bacell™ was originally developed to meet the high demands of professional users. Today it is also used to make a range of products intended for the recreational boat - ing market. The 100% closed cell foam materials cannot puncture and will never absorb any water. It is highly shock absorbing, has excellent durability, and retains its shape even after high strain and extensive use. In addition it has high buoyancy and it is resistant to UV light and all weather conditions.
Polyform emphasis on continuous development Bacell™ is an in-house developed EVA material Manufacturing of products in Bacell ™ sets high and testing of EVA materials for new products that is used in a wide variety of products. standards for quality and tight tolerances for and applications. deviation.
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Polyform Special Foam Products
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l a Non-inflatable Mooring Buoys i c e p S
m r o f y l o P
MR30 , MR40 (with short iron rods) and cell structure prevents any water from ent - MG40 (with long iron rod) are manufactured ering into the material and makes these from BAceLL ™, Polyform’s special foam buoys totally puncture proof. MR- and MG- material with 100% closed cells. The mater - series mooring buoys are fitted with a hot ial is an in-house composition, consisting of dipped galvanized mooring rod and swivel. environmentally friendly eVA . The closed-
color available MR30 l colors available MR40 and MG40 l l l
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Art.no. Rod diameter L1 L2 Diameter Buoyancy mm mm mm mm kg * MR30 12 385 140 250 9,8 / 5,9 MR40 12 600 140 285 14,0 / 8,0 MG40 12 890 435 285 13,5 / 7,5
**Total gross volume of buoys and Recommended Load for the buoy. Allowance +/-5%.
Only the lower swivel (under water) shall be used for mooring. Do not expose the buoy to a load of more than 60% of its total buoyancy. All moorings shall be checked for wear and tear at least twice a year.
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m MF-series a o F
l a i Dock ending Products c e p S
m r o f y l o P
The Polyform MF-series are the ultimate fenders for maximum protection of boats in marinas and floating docks. The fenders can be mounted in any position to most ma - terials. There are no need for air filling or maintenance. The MF-series are made from BAceLL ® - a foam material that has been used in the professional market for over 20 years. BAceLL ® is a 100% closed cell- foam that cannot puncture and thus will not soak any water. Will not deteriorate in the sun, and will not stain your boat.
The MF44 and MF60 can be cut, curved, The MF-series are delivered plastic- twisted, formed and shaped without loosing wrapped or in sales displays with fittings it’s unique qualities . and mounting instructions enclosed.
The MF fenders are produced in a foam material that will not puncture or absorb water. They can be sawn, screwed and drilled into. They can easily be mounted in most places fendering are required.
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m a o F
l a i c e p S
m r o f y l o P
the MF44 Marina Fender is our smallest dock fender list for boat protection. It’s easily attached to most docks by use of mounting brackets (included) and 4 appro - MF44 gray priate screws. Can be formed to cover corn - ers and bends. Will not deteriorate in the sun, will not mark your boat.
MF60 Marina Fender is the ideal protection - mounts easily to most docks by use of mounting brackets (included) and 4 appropri - ate screws. Can be formed to cover corners and bends. Will not deteriorate in the sun, MF60 white will not mark your boat.
the MBF150 Marina Bumper is the most heavy-duty type of Marina Fender, designed for maximum protection of the bow/stern when mooring and during boarding. Delivered with mounting brackets.
MBF150 blue
Art.no. Length mm Height mm Depth
MF44 940 85 44 MBF150 Marina Bumper comes with a reinforced mounting bracket system. MF60 1000 140 60 MBF150 650 200 130 standard colors l l l Allowance +/-5%.
MF44 and MF60 may be mounted in numerous MF44 mounted to a outrigger by use of plastic MFB150 mounted using the enclosed brackets. ways . strips. 17 s t c u d o r P
m PMF a o F
l a i Modular Fendering System c e p S
m r o f y l o P
the Polyform Modular Fendering system or plastic resin, and are bolted, welded, Modules with different characteristics may consists of fender modules, mounting bonded, or integrated to a ship or a pier. be used in the same system, such as hardware and fixing profiles. customized zones with higher load. PMF is intended as fendering between a The system profile may be in continuous boat and the dock, and can also be used in lengths, in sections, or intermittently. Along with the mounting hardware, other fendering applications. The modules The cross section of the fixing profile modules are designed for easy mounting are developed for use in a system in which serves as guidance during the assembly of and dismounting to the fixing profile. one or more modules are mounted to a the elements to the boat.Design, size, and The back side of the modules is designed to mounting profile. absorbing capacity of the modules are guide the fenders while mounting, and seal adapted to the fendering required. off the top and bottom edge to prevent The key feature to the fendering modules is intrusion of dirt. the capacity to absorb a repeated energy without permanent deformation. Replacement of a damaged fender Fender modules, with integrated module with a corresponding element can easily be done at port, or even fixing points, are designed to be at sea without any need of fastened to a profile on a ship or a specially trained personnel. quay by means of mounting parts. Fixing profiles can be manufactured in steel, aluminum
M/S Rygerøy, Rødne Fjord Cruise. PMF system may be mounted both horizontally and vertically. Photo: Marina Solutions. 18 r e t p s b q S H i u t n u e i e g g c m
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9 Polyform Special Foam Products s t c u d o r P
m FlowSafe a o F
l a i Hose Flotation Device c e p S
m r o f y l o P
100% closed cell material
Highly shock absorbent
Low density, high buoyancy
Colored right through
Recessed groove
Smooth, dirt-repellent surface
Strong and elastic
Star shaped inner surface on Type 3. Smooth inner surface on Type 4, Type 5 and Type 5L.
Flowsafe hose flotation devices are The consequences arising from a broken may to a large degree be avoided. The hose used in various fields of marine activi - hose can be extreme: will float in plain sight, making discharging ties, such as offshore oil- and gas in - l Contamination due to spillage much simpler and safer. dustry and port facilities. l Destruction of the hose requiring repair or replacement at considerable cost that Flowsafe protection Transfer of fluid at sea is often associated could have been avoided. During discharge the hose is exposed to with serious problems – especially in severe l Damage to the supply ship putting it wear and tear. Mount Flowsafe around the weather. During discharge, the hose sinks as out of operation. Both, the vessel and hose at the points that receive the greatest it fills with water, slurry, or whatever is the crew may be exposed to danger. wear. This provides effective protection to being pumped through the hose. Even slight the hose, thereby adding to its service life movement of the vessel can cause the hose With Flowsafe hose flotation device fitted and reducing overall cost. to come in contact with the propeller. around the transfer hose these problems
Flowsafe acknowledgement The Norwegian Maritime Administration states (in part): “The maritime administration recom - mends that such flotation devices be employed on discharge hose to ensure that they float on the sur - face, and subsequently reduce the risk that the discharge hose is drawn up into the propeller causing loss of maneuverability.”
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m a o F
l a i c e p S
m r o f y l o P
Flowsafe produced absorbent, strong and elastic material with FlowSafe type 3 from environmentally 100% watertight cells. Relative to its 600 mm 100 mm 28 mm friendly Bacell ™ material strength, BAceLL ™ has very low density, m m
resulting in high buoyancy. To the highest 5 3
FlowSafe hose flotation devices are possible degree, the outstanding elasticity 2
manufactured from BAceLL ™ - an eth - of the BAceLL ™ material prevents Mass 2,24 kg - Net buoyancy 17,0 kg ylene vinyl acetate (EVA) material made Flowsafe from shrinking, deforming or according to our in-house developed raw breaking. FlowSafe type 4 material recipe. BACELL™ is a highly shock 600 mm 120 mm 28 mm m m
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FlowSafe type 5 600 mm 145 mm 28 mm m m
0 4 Flowsafe flotation devices are formed like strips which fit into the grooves around the 2 a wrapping that can be opened along a outer perimeter of the flotation device. Being Mass 2,07 kg - Net buoyancy 15,0 kg lengthwise split. This makes Flowsafe easy recessed inside the grooves, the securing to mount around the hose. strips are largely protected from being dam - FlowSafe type 5L 690 mm Flowsafe can be held in place by adequate aged. 145 mm 32 mm fastening devices, such as metal or plastic m m
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3 23.62 9.25 3.94 1.10 4.93 37.5
4 23.62 9.25 4.72 1.10 4.56 33.0
5 23.62 9,45 5.70 1.10 4.56 33.0
5L 27.16 11.02 5.70 1.26 4.56 44.1
O.D. = Overall Diameter I.D. = Inner Diameter Allowance +/-5%.
FlowSafe is suitable for use offshore as well as in ports, on canals, lakes and rivers. 21 s t c u d o r P
m BPB-series a o F
l a i Purse Seine Floats c e p S
m r o f y l o P
The BPB Bacell ™ Purse seine Floats are a part of the products from stage one in the Bacell ® material provides floats that have manufactured from ethylene vinyl acetate production cycle and thus form an integrated the highest resistance to shrinkage, perman - (EVA) to our in-house developed raw ma - part of the finished products. ent deformation and breakage. terial recipe. BACELL ™ floats are light in weight, have Advanced production technology guarantees very high tensile strength and do not absorb floats of superior quality. The grommets are any water. The outstanding elasticity of the
Article BPB3500 BPB4600 BPB5700 BPB6800 BPB8000 BPB9000 BPB9800 BPB11000
Buoyancy kg * 3.500 4.600 5.700 6.900 8.000 9.000 9.750 10.900 Length mm 201 225 224 230 264 273 274 285 Diameter mm 176 186 212 226 232 240 248 255 Hole mm 35 35 45 45 45 50 45 50 Weight gram 510 610 740 880 1040 1040 1210 1210
* Gross buoyancy. Allowance +/- 5%
The Bacell ® material provides floats that have the highest resistance to shrinkage, perman - ent deformation and breakage.
The Polyform BPB Purse Seine Floats have for decades been used in all the major fisheries throughout the world. 22 N N T F t a d s p d h B W H D L u A c l u e u h o e e e p d c c u i r e o a e o a t
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3 Polyform Special Foam Products Non-inflatable Hard-Shell PE Products
The Polyform hard-shell products are rotationally molded buoys, pontoon floats and custom made products produced from PE (Polyethylene). These are mainly buoys for mooring – but included is also a significant range of different other products like dif ferent size and design pontoon floats, tanks, containers and customer tailored products. Buoys for mooring are usually filled with polystyrene foam (EPS) and may also be offered filled with polyurethane foam (PUR). For further info see page 32.
Most hard shell PE products come with EPS foam Expansion of the EPS foam is done by using Mooring- spring- and light buoys are available filling, but can alternatively be supplied with dif - heat, and requires experienced operators. with various fittings in galvanized steel. In ferent qualities of polyurethane (PUR) foam. addition, we make fittings to customer specifi - Some products are intended to be used without cations. foam, but can be supplied with various foam qualities on request.
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Non-inflatable Hard-Shell PE Products Aqua-series E P
l l e h S
Mooring and Spring Buoys d r a H e l b a t a fl n i
n o N
The Aqua series buoys are rotomolded from The hot dip galvanized steel armatures standard color l polyethylene (PE) with an extra heavy wall- and chain varies from application to appli - Custom colors available. thickness of 8mm and filled with polystyr - cation depending if it is for aquaculture, ene foam (EPS), or polyurethane foam offshore, surface, sub-surface or other in - (PUR) depending on the application. stallations.
standard Aqua buoy configuration
Easy shackle attachment for mooring line / -chain
Strong, hot dip galvanized terminating discs
Roto-molded polyethylene outer shell
Inset daylight reflective tapes
Filled with expanded polystyrene (EPS)
Hot dip galvanized chain
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E P
l l e h S
d r a H e l b a t a fl n i Aqua-series configured for fish farming/aquaculture n o N
The Aqua-series buoys are made from a attached by shackle to the anchor line. All rotomolded PE outer shell and filled with po - wear parts are standard components and can lystyrene (EPS) foam, guaranteeing a com - easily be replaced. Aqua-series buoys are de - pressive strength of 5 mH 2O and a density signed for surface use and they are equipped PRODUCT CERTIFICATE of 25kg /m3. with four yellow, daylight reflective tapes for Complies with the requirements for strength and safety according to Marine fish farms The continuous high quality chain is ter - better visibility. Armature and also a radar re - NS 9415 (Norwegian Standard). minated at either end of the buoy by use of flector can be supplied on demand and can terminating discs that are designed to pre - also be mounted afterwards. vent damage to the buoy. The chain is easily
Aqua Aqua Aqua Aqua Aqua Aqua Aqua Aqua Aqua Aqua Aqua 250 600 600 Pre 850 1100 1350 1600 2000 2500 3000 4000
type Volume in liter Weight in kg Net buoyancy kg Length in cm Diameter in cm Light armature option Aqua 250 260 32 228 113 65 no Aqua 600 620 55 560 165 77 x 77 no Aqua 600 Pre 620 60 560 127 120 no Aqua 850 873 73 800 143 120 yes Aqua 1100 1130 95 1035 165 120 yes Aqua 1350 1380 118 1262 188 120 yes Aqua 1600 1640 130 1510 213 120 yes Aqua 2000 2020 180 1900 228 117 x 117 yes Aqua 2500 2550 210 2340 210 160 yes Aqua 3000 3050 235 2815 235 160 yes Aqua 4000 4075 285 3790 235 194 yes
Other sizes on request. Allowance +/-5%.
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l l e h S
d r a H e l b a t a fl n i Aqua-series o ther configurations n o N
The Aqua-series can easily be custom made, specially designed to meet the needs of the customer. They can be equipped with differ - ent steel armatures, different dimensions of continuous chain through the center, and dif - ferent materials adapted to the use either on the surface or submerged to various depths. Polyform has an experienced research and development department and can in coop - eration with the customer come up with the desired solutions.
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The APB-series represents a modular series of buoys, designed for surface or for sub-surface use, rotomolded from polyethylene (PE) and filled with polystyrene foam (EPS), polyuret - hane foam (PUR) or other materials depending on the application. The buoys are equipped with hot dip galvanized steel armatures, 4 full- length hot dip galvanized steel bolts and con - tinuous chain through the center. The steel armatures and chain vary from application to application depending on whether it is for aquaculture, offshore, surface, sub-surface or other installations.
standard color l Custom colors available.
The modular system allows for sections to be added / removed as needed.
APB 6600 Aqua configured for use in aquaculture. 286 s t c u d o r P
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l l e h S
d r a H e l b a t a fl n i APB-series configured for fish farming/aquaculture n o N
The APB Aqua buoys are rotomolded from to form a modular system and individual polyethylene (PE) and filled with polystyrene sections can therefore be added or, if necess - foam (EPS), designed for surface use and ary be removed from the assembly, to adapt equipped with yellow, daylight reflective to different buoyancy needs. The buoys PRODUCT CERTIFICATE tapes on all 4 sides. In addition to the con - include an integrated pipe as part of the top Complies with the requirements for strength and safety according to Marine fish farms tinuous chain through the center, the buoys disc, allowing for light and different other NS 9415 (Norwegian Standard). are secured with 4 full-length hot dip equipment easily to be mounted. galvanized steel bolts. The buoys are designed
Aqua 500 APB Aqua 1000 APB Aqua 1500 APB Aqua 2200 APB Aqua 3000 APB Aqua 4400 APB Aqua 6600 APB Aqua 8000 APB Aqua 10000 APB
type Weight in kg Net buoyancy kg Length in cm Width in cm Light armature option Aqua 500 APB 85 495 72 117 x 117 yes Aqua 1000 APB 145 1015 139 117 x 117 yes Aqua 1500 APB 255 1500 109 180 x 180 yes Aqua 2200 APB 280 2200 145 180 x 180 yes Aqua 3000 APB 400 3000 194 180 x 180 yes Aqua 4400 APB 590 4400 245 180 x 180 yes Aqua 6600 APB 890 6400 335 180 x 180 yes Aqua 8000 APB 1685 8215 529 180 x 180 yes
Aqua 10000 APB 1975 10325 529 180 x 180 yes
Other sizes on request. Allowance +/-5%.
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type HDF9 HDF10 HDF11 HDF12 HDF30
Volume in liter 140 210 265 400 1750 Weight in kg 11 18 20 30 85 Net buoyancy kg 129 192 245 370 1665 Height cm 120 160 145 185 235 Diameter in cm 50 50 65 65 117 Eyelet in ropehold cm 5 5 5 5 6 Reaction force in kN * 36 53 48 82 214
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Photo: Oscar Lindqvist, Island Offshore
High abrasion resistance and light weight. Resistant to seawater, cleaning agents, common solvents, mineral oil and UV-light.
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1 Development and Customization Polyform Values
PoLYFoRM – a relationship you will value
You can trust us We strive to meet your needs to your satisfaction. All parts of our company deliver as promised.
our dedicated staff holds a high level of competence Our highly qualified staff and management, with extensive experience, are here for you.
We focus on quality and innovation High standards, a solution driven approach and customer based innovation ensures high quality products. This is the key to long term relations with our customers and suppliers.
together, we create tomorrow’s opportunities Exploiting our common knowledge and expertise makes this possible.
We are here to stay! We have grown sustainable for 60 years. We will continue to build and sustain long term value for our stakeholders.
42 Polyform - the Originator of the modern Plastic Buoy
Polyform ® is situated in the north-western part of Norway, in an area known for having one of the world’s most innovative environments within the maritime industry. Polyform ® products are distributed to all parts of the globe.
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