Not just a Barrier Boom, but a Solution.
PNP IS AN INDUSTRY LEADER IN THE DESIGN & MANUFACTURING OF HDPE FLOATING STRUCTURES & NETTING SOLUTIONS
PNP offers a superior return on investment when compared to booms built of rotomolded plastic, steel, or other materials.
» Every PNP HDPE boom is backed by a commitment to provide the highest level of quality and customer service
» Available in co-extruded HDPE for a superior color that won’t fade, chip and/or peel
» PNP HDPE booms offer up to 1-million pounds of tensile strength » Boom connections conform to any bathymetric profile and/or pool elevation » Constructed with limited moving parts to reduce O/M costs
» MultiFunction™ Booms customizable for: managing public safety, security, debris, fisheries, wave energy, ice, temperature, algae and sediment
» SafeGuard Booms – designed for high flow and load conditions » Designed for up to 50-year service life
CONTACT US TODAY TO LEARN MORE.
PACIFIC NETTING PRODUCTS — KINGSTON, WA | (360) 297-0858
PACIFICNETTINGPRODUCTS.COM
250+
HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES LINED WITH SYNTHETIC GEOMEMBRANES SIBELON® geomembranes are: • Impermeable and flexible
Revin pumped storage hydropower plant - Les Marquisades upper reservoir Waterproofi ng of the joint at the anti-vortex wall Exposed SIBELON®
geomembrane
• Able to accomodate settlements
• Able to elongate with earthquakes
• Durable
• Installed quickly, even underwater
• Suitable for dams, canals, hydraulic tunnels, shafts, pipes, reservoirs, underground structures, floating covers
• Environment friendly • Easily monitored
since 1963
CARPI TECH Via Passeggiata 1 - 6828 Balerna - Switzerland Ph. +41 91 695 4000 -
www.carpitech.com -
info@carpitech.com
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