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Aluminium pontoons and fingers


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choice of pontoons and finger piers to suit different marina layouts is made of 6061 T6 marine grade


aluminum profiles by Potona Marine Co Ltd. These are assembled by the MIG welding process to create robust, stable structures that will not crack or warp like wood and have a long service life without the need for regular maintenance. They also resist fire, corrosion and damage caused by exposure to acidic and alkaline materials, insects and fungus.


Potona docks are supported by


rotationally-moulded polyethylene floats filled with 15kg/m3 polystyrene foam. They resist the effects of seawater, ultra-violet light, oil pollution and wave action, and also age well in a salt water environment. Various surface finishes can be supplied to meet customer requirements. Potona Marine Co Ltd sales@potona.com www.potona.com


Among the wide range of high quality marine sanitation products available from Lee Sanitation Ltd is the LeeStrom LSM80W, a small, mobile trolley specifically designed for safe use on floating pontoons in marinas and harbours. This compact unit can pump into its on-board tank with a capacity of 80 litres or direct to a sewer at a rate of 25 litres per minute and the bronze, self-priming diaphragm pump can be run dry. Easy to service and maintain, it is fitted with an ISO 8099 pump-out probe and is supplied with


suction hose and discharge hose, both 8 metres in length, with a hose connection of 38 mm (1½ in). The operating voltage is 230 volts AC. Powered by a 90 W motor, the


LSM80W provides a maximum suction height of 5 metres, a discharge length of 15 metres and a maximum pressure height of 8 metres. The unit measures 840 mm long x


730 mm wide x 1,130 mm high and its weight when dry is 50 kg. Lee Sanitation Ltd sales@leesan.com www.leesan.com


Mobile pump-out unit


MARINA INDUSTRY


Editorial Features in April 2020


Boat hoists and cranes Boatyard trailers


Options for drystack construction Insurance for marinas and boatyards Marina visit to Caribbean Editorial deadline: 20 March


Note: The Publisher reserves the right to change the subject matter or modify when they appear in the magazine to reflect commercial, technical and economic developments within the international marina industry.


MARINA INDUSTRY • FEBRUARY 2020


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