Our heavy-duty HDPE Pipe Floater combines a rotationally molded HDPE outer shell with closed-cell polyurethane (PU) foam core, delivering 150–6500 kg net buoyancy per unit, designed for DN 110–1150 mm pipes. Engineered for saltwater corrosion resistance, UV stability, and >15-year service life, these split-collar floaters are ideal for dredging, offshore slurry, and wastewater outfall pipelines. Optional hot-dip galvanized steel bolts ensure secure, adjustable mounting on HDPE, steel, and rubber hose lines in rivers, harbors, and open seas.

• Zero rust, no painting, no electrolytic corrosion against steel pipes
• Near-zero water absorption vs. EPS foam that saturates and sinks
• UV-stabilized HDPE avoids cracking and brittleness in tropical sun
• Modular design: add/remove units to fine-tune buoyancy mid-project

1. High Buoyancy & Pipeline Positioning
   Each floater delivers net buoyancy from ~150 kg to 6500 kg, lifting submerged pipe weight plus heavy slurry/water content. Proper spacing keeps the pipeline at target freeboard , preventing sagging, seabed contact, and excessive bending stress at joints.
2. Impact & Corrosion Protection
   The HDPE shell absorbs collisions from debris, vessel fenders, and rocks, shielding the pipeline. Non-metallic construction eliminates galvanic corrosion in saltwater, extending both floater and pipe service life.
3. Reduced Joint Stress & Leak Risk
   Evenly distributed buoyancy minimizes tension at flanges, couplings, and welds, especially critical in dynamic wave/current zones. Less flexure means fewer leaks and longer pump runtime.
4. Visibility & Navigation Safety
   Bright orange/yellow shells make pipelines clearly visible for workboats and patrol vessels, reducing strike risks day and night.

• Dredging & Sand Mining: Floating discharge pipelines for sand, silt, and gravel; cutter suction dredge lines in rivers and harbors.
• Mining & Tailings: Slurry transport across tailings ponds, settling basins, and reservoir crossings.
• Wastewater & Outfalls: Treated effluent outfall lines, aeration grids in lagoons, and stormwater overflow pipes.
• Aquaculture: Aeration loops, feeding lines, and water exchange networks for fish/shrimp farms.
• Offshore & Marine: Temporary fuel/water supply lines, seawater intake/outtake for coastal plants, and construction dewatering.
• Supported pipe types include:
  Rigid: HDPE, PVC, steel pipes
  Flexible: Rubber dredge hoses, composite layflat hoses
  Configurations: Surface floating, near-surface submerged, and S-curve river crossings