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If you have been searching for a boom system that will function in the worst of situations, you will appreciate the MARK II Group. It can stand up to a beating and continue to perform well. It requires minimum manpower and cleans up easily. All Mark II Booms have the sweeping power, diversionary power and rugged tensile strength for swift multiple deployments, tidal changes, currents, towing and recovery. It comes in (4) standard sizes to fit your requirements; or have one custom made to your specifications. |
Mark II Oil Boom |
The Mark II Oil Boom is the most widely used design today. With its upper and lower tension members it provides greater tensile strength for towing, sweeping, containment and diversion of a spilled product. Like all Mark II boom series, this boom can be deployed from a workboat, barge, boxed or open trailer, or right from the dock. This boom is ideal for use in waters that range from slight chop to choppy. Able to be towed with small boats in lengths up to 1,000 feet. It conforms well to the surface and its overall strength works very well for containing light debris, soft ice, and, of course, spilled product. |
Mark II-A
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The Mark II-A Boom System is ideal for shallow water applications such as swamps, beaches, or wetlands. With its high tensile strength and shorter draft, this boom can be towed with a jon-boat in shallow waters. The heavier ballast allows the skirt area to hug the contour of the bottom and give you maximum containment of the spilled product or debris. Ideal for locations with slight to moderate chop on the water, this boom will provide a high degree of stability. |
Mark II-B
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Mark II-B, or Contractors Boom, is a boom system with a slightly higher freeboard, deeper draft and greater overall tensile strength. Towing capabilities can range up to 1,000 feet depending on severity of conditions. Excellent properties for using as a diversionary boom, yet still light enough for deployment by as few as (2) people. Containment capabilities of product and debris are outstanding in moderately choppy conditions. |
Mark II-C
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Used mainly off a coastline, this boom has a higher freeboard area to maximize its buoyancy and contour over large waves or swell in open water. Also with a much deeper draft, this boom can maintain containment of heavy crude spills in the harshest seawater; this boom can also be deployed from a large workboat platform or barge with minimum personnel. Overall performance remains high even in heavy debris or ice water conditions. |
MARK II
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Freeboard | Draft | Overall | Weight/FT | Standard Length |
Ballast Tensile |
TOTAL Tensile Strength |
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Oil or Fast Water Boom |
7 inches | 12 inches | 19 inches | 2.0 lb | 100 feet | 5/16" Chain | 18,500 lbs |
| 17.8 cm | 30.4 cm | 48.3 cm | .91 kg | 31 m | 8 mm | 8,400 kgs | |
| Mark II-A
Wetlands Boom |
7 inches | 6 inches | 13 inches | 2.3 lb | 100 feet | 3/8" Chain | 22,500 lbs |
| 17.8 cm | 15.2 cm | 33 cm | 1.04 kg | 31 m | 9.5 mm | 10,250 kgs | |
| Mark II-B
Contractors Boom |
9 inches | 18 inches | 27 inches | 2.9 lb | 100 feet | 3/8" Chain | 22,500 lbs |
| 22.9 cm | 45.7 cm | 68.6 cm | 1.32 kg | 31 m | 9.5 mm | 10,250 kgs | |
| Mark II-C
Nearshore-Offshore Boom |
14 inches | 24 inches | 38 inches | 3.2 lb | 100 feet | 3/8" Chain | 22,500 lbs |
| 35.6 cm | 61 cm | 96.5 cm | 1.45 kg | 31 m | 9.5 mm | 10,250 kgs |
* The information in yellow is measured in metric.
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