Fence booms, also known as flat barriers are ideal for calm waters with small, non-breaking waves (<0.3 m) and currents below 1 knot. Recommended for use in protected areas like ports, marinas, bays, and lakes. Their design, featuring internal closed-cell foam floats, ensures functionality even if water enters a chamber. This design makes them lightweight, easy to handle, and always ready for deployment without requiring additional buoyancy activation equipment.

Emtez Inflatable Marine Anti-Pollution Barriers feature cylindrical floats and a ballast chain for deployment in exposed coasts and open seas. These barriers boast exceptional buoyancy, ensuring adaptability to wave-prone waters and effective containment of hydrocarbon spills even in adverse conditions.

Crafted in 25-meter sections, each segment comprises five independent 5-meter flotation chambers shielded by durable outer fabric. Filling valves, easily accessible at all times, are positioned externally. Sections seamlessly connect using a marine-resistant, ASTM-type extruded aluminum quick connection mechanism.

Our permanent marine barriers are ideal for long-term use in facilities such as ports and marinas, are designed to be highly durable and robust. Resistant to currents and winds, they excel in calm waters with small waves. The barriers feature high-density polyethylene (PEHD) floats filled with rigid polyurethane foam (PUR), providing exceptional strength. Additionally, a double layer of PVC-coated polyester with UV treatment ensures protection against both the elements and marine organisms.

These high-buoyancy cylindrical booms, designed for protected or calm waters, feature internal cylindrical floats, typically made of foam or polystyrene, and a PVC-based skirt or draft with a ballast chain. The innovative design ensures zero sway and optimal adaptability to water oscillations, making them ideal for various aquatic conditions.

Silt booms, also know as anti-turbidity barriers are designed to confine and filter sediments produced during construction activities in water bodies, including rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and at sea. These booms feature submerged geotextile curtains ranging from 2 to 5 meters in size. Primarily used for containing and filtering sediments generated by dredging or earthworks, the geotextile curtain effectively filters sediments at various depths, preventing the passage of suspended particles through marine anti-turbidity barriers. This ensures the confinement of turbidity and sediments within a specified area.