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59" Regulatory Buoy
Item #: 425-R
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Retail: $599.99
Price: $429.00
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Designed to float upright with 35-40lbs of chain or equivalent weight.If
more internal ballast is required, please advise. Full 12" diameter
cylinder rises 40" plus above the water line for excellent visibility.
The 13" diameter base assures complete stability under all conditions.
Closed-cell polyurethane foam extends 8" above the water line. Features
5/8" galvanized steel eye bolt at extreme bottom of the buoy; a larger
diameter through-hole is provided for near surface anchor use. Special
eyebolts with swivels for this attachment are available for an
additional charge. Please contact us for details.
Product Details:- Shell: High density polyethylene
- Internal foam: 2-3 LB density polyurethane foamed to waterline (foam filled upon request)
- Internal Ballast: Reinforced concrete
- Labels: Choose from 200 stock labels - no extra charge.
- Special labels: Call for quotation
Molded-in color |
White |
Overall height |
59" |
Can diameter |
12" |
Base Diameter |
13" |
Height above waterline (foam line) |
41" |
Weight |
25 lbs. |
Galv. Steel eyebolt |
5/8" |
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