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Net Boom To Collect Leaves And Twigs

by Donald
(Alaska)

I am looking for a net boom for a slow moving channel of water to collect leaves and twigs before they reach a spillway with a fine mesh screen. We need the boom for calm water conditions. It is an outlet channel for a small channel about 30 - 40 feet wide with a small lake behind it. The net size would likely need to be about 1 - 2 inch. I would doubt the waves get about 6 inch. This is a fresh water lake so a galvanized chain would work. Please provide a quote and availability for a boom with galvanized and stainless ballast chain.

What size net is available on underneath the boom?

What is the depth of the ballast chain when the boom is floating?

Granite Environmental Tech Team: We can manufacture any size to fit your project needs. The depth of the ballast chain would be 2 inch. We recommend a boom for calm water, Clean Water ACT compliance and NPDES Phase 2. This boom is used for temporary or permanent measure installed for pollution control, containment and recovery of floating trash, debris, timber, urban waste or aquatic plants. You will receive a price quote shortly.

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