Navigation Buoys

Ecocoast now offers one of the most comprehensive lines of marine Aids to Navigation (AtoN) solutions to aid safe navigation. A full range of navigation buoys, lanterns and mooring systems is now available. More here about Hyperion, solar LED marine lanterns for demarcation purposes, and Ecomoor, the next-generation mooring system.

We provide GISMAN Polyethylene Buoys and an in-house designed and manufactured range of buoys under the brand Ecobarrier. All navigation buoys are successfully being used to demarcate a variety of marine and coastal areas, such as waterways, marinas, rivers, port entrances, ocean and offshore locations. We call our full offering ‘Navigating Smart’.

All buoys can be customized with mould-in graphics, solar lanterns/panels, signage, radar reflectors or monitoring systems. They are highly visible, conform to IALA guidelines (International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities). They are designed for harsh UV environments, using the highest quality UV-stabilized virgin polyethylene. In addition, they seamlessly connect with other marine demarcation barriers.

Articulated Beacons and Data Buoys are now also available for the first time ever in the MENA region, thanks to our partnership with GISMAN.

Get in touch to find out how to navigate safer & smarter. Our team is highly trained in identifying the right specifications & designing navigation requirements, as per IALA norms.


Products	Ecobarrier Navigation Buoys	GISMAN Navigation Buoys
Models	ENB-range	GB-range
Applications	Nearshore, waterways, marinas, ports, ocean and offshore installations.

Ecobarrier Navigation Buoys

The Ecobarrier marine buoys range is designed for harsh UV environments, using the highest quality UV-stabilized virgin polyethylene.

They are highly visible, conform to IALA guidelines, and designed to seamlessly connect with other marine demarcation barriers.

Technical Specifications
Models	ENB-400	ENB-600	ENB-700	ENB-750	ENB-1200
Diameter (mm)	400	600	700	750	1200
Focal Plane (mm)	620	1,000	1,235	1,450	1,650
Nom. Draft (mm)	120	180	265	235	300
Floatation	Closed-cell PU foam
Wall Thickn. (mm)	7	7	7	7	9
Color	As per IALA recommendation E-108
Reserve Buoyancy (kg)	10	32	60	60	490
Total Weight (kg)	4.5	23	35	45	110
Customization & Add-On Options	On-mould and mould-in graphics; Hyperion marine lanterns; Ecomoor; Anchoring

GISMAN Navigation Buoys

Ecocoast now boasts a comprehensive range of high quality, performing Aids to Navigation solutions suiting all marine environments.

Eight more navigation buoys were recently added to the existing Ecobarrier range, suitable for proximity beaconing, shallow waters, fast current zones, port beaconing, semi-exposed or sheltered sites, coastal and offshore applications.

All buoys are manufactured from strong, durable UV-stabilized virgin polyethylene, pre-compounded to reduce colour ageing and with expanded polystyrene (EPS) foaming. EPS foaming offers many advantages, such as higher buoyancy, higher impact resistance, 95% water tightness and no impact on the environment. EPS is used for all GISMAN buoys, offering a clear advantage over other buoy manufacturers.

Technical Specifications
Models	GBP-900	GBR-1250	GBP-1500	GBP-1800	GBM-2000	GBM-2500	GB-2600-ECO	GBM-3000
Diameter (mm)	900	1,250	1,500	1,800	2,000	2,500	2,600	3,000
Volume (m3)	0.2	0.4	0.8	1.7	3.1	5.25	5.6	7.5-12
Focal Plane (mm)	1,150	1,500-1,900	1,400-2,100	2,500	2,500-4,200	2,700-3,900	2,700-3,900	4,000-6,200
Min. Draft (mm)	150	200	400	650	1,200	1,200		1,100-4,200
Wall Thickn. (mm)	7	7	8.5	10	10	10	10	12
Color	As per IALA recommendation E-108
Reserve Buoyancy (m3)	0.2	0.3	0.7 (SS) 0.6 (ES)	1.3	2.1	4.1	4.6	5.9-10.2
Ballast (kg)			85	205	480	415	400	415-520
Overall Weight (kg)	20	105-110	150 (SS) 160 (ES)	400	1,040	1,130	1,000	1,400-2,100
Customization & Add-On Options	Mould-in graphics; Hyperion; Ecomoor; Anchoring

Navigation

Demarcate a variety of marine and coastal areas -

UV-stabilized virgin polyethylene solutions for high UV weather conditions.

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