Absorbent Booms

Guardian Super Booms

guardiansuperboom

Guardian Super booms are manufactured in the USA to optimum specifications. Steel rings rather than rope on the ends to facilitate connecting the O-rings to the bit snap. Both inner and outer net pulled through the O-ring gives the maximum tensile strength possible. O-rings and bit snaps are fastened with clips to keep them from rotating though the rope and net. Our teardrop bit snap is easier to connect than a rounded corner rectangular bit snap. Polyester netting rather than polypropylene netting gives inherent UV resistance and more elasticity to hold its shape. Polypropylene rope gives a much greater tensile strength. Super Booms are filled to the maximum resulting in no voids along the length of the boom and an overall bigger and heavier boom. Super Booms float higher in the water, yet still wick completely throughout the boom leaving no unused material in the center core. Our tighter packaging allows more booms to be shipped per pallet, saving shipping costs. Super Booms can be made to custom lengths of up to 100'.

Absorbent Boom

Product No. Product Description Type Weight Packaging Capacity Units/Skid
B510 5" X 10' Netted Oil Only  Boom with Snaps, Rings and Rope. Boom 20 lbs 4/Bale 40 gallons 24
B810 8" X 10' Netted Oil Only  Boom with Snaps, Rings and Rope. Boom 40 lbs. 4/Bale 84gallons 16
B520 5" X 20' Netted Oil Only  Boom with Snaps, Rings and Rope. Boom 20 lbs 2/Bale 40 gallons 24
B820 8" X 20' Netted Oil Only  Boom with Snaps, Rings and Rope. Boom 40 lbs. 2/Bale 84 gallons 16
SPBB518 Bilge Boom 5" X 18" W / Rope Boom 22 lbs. 20/Bale 24 gallons 28
SPBB818 Bilge Boom 8" X 18" W / Rope Boom 42 lbs. 10/Bale 25 gallons 28
 

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