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FLOTATION MODULES
The Flotation Modules are moulded in one piece from tough, high stress crack-resistant, thermoplastic polyethylene resin. The modules are self coloured with carbon black pigment for maximum 'ultra violet light resistance'. They are not effected by osmosis, marine organisms or chemicals normally present in the marine environment. When floats are removed from the water sea growth can be high pressure cleanred off. In built mounting lugs allow direct connection of the modules to the frame work system. Floats can be filled with water or concrete to add ballast to increase stability. Ballast can also be used to raise and lower the float for different freeboard requirements. Floats can also be foam filled for extra security if required.
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Tech Drawing
1200 litre Float
Part # FLO-1200-190
This unit was designed for commercial applications and larger residential docks.
Size
2000mm long
x 1200mm wide
x 570mm deep
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Tech Drawing
900 litre Float
Part # FLO900-279
Designed as a finger float for large marinas, however, it can also be used under residential docks that require high freeboard. Size
2000mm long
x 900mm wide
x 570mm deep
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Tech Drawing
650 litre Float
Part # FLO650-278
This float has been specifically designed for use under residential docks. Size
1500mm long
x 1200mm wide
x 430mm deep
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Tech Drawing
800 litre Float
Part # FLO800
This float has been specifically designed for use under residential docks to sit higher in the water. Size
1500mm long
x 1200mm wide
x 520mm deep
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Tech Drawing
550 litre Float
Part # FLO550-1052
This float has been specifically designed for use under "Sea Grass" pontoons and effluent treatment pontoons. The narrow width and larger depth of the float allows us to build pontoons with a much smaller water plane area in comparison to deck area. Size 1500mm long x 600mm wide x 750mm deep Load capabilities 275kg each
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Tech Drawing
333 litre Pontoon Hull
Part # FLO-333-184
This is a multi purpose float, it can be used for providing flotation for smaller docks, and, when mounted in line with the matching nose cone, can form one of the hulls of a catamaran travelling craft.
333 litre,
Dimensions 1145mm long x 650mm wide x 643mm deep
Load capabilities 150kg
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Tech Drawing
333 Nose cone
Part # FLO-333NC-306
This float was designed to create a bow section for moving craft when joined with the 333 Litre Flotation Module can form one of the hulls of a pontoon boat.
150 litre,
Dimensions 1145mm long x 650mm wide x 643mm deep
Load capabilities 50kg each
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840 Litre House Boat Float Drawing Tech Drawing
840 litre House Boat Pontoon Hull
Part # FLO-840
Houseboat pontoon float when mounted in line with the matching nose cone, can form one of the hulls of a catamaran travelling craft.
Float has 840 litre capacity
1440mm Long x
1110mm Wide x
590mm Deep
46kg each
Load capabilities 400kg
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440 Litre House Boat Nose Cone Drawing Tech Drawing
House Boat Nose cone
Part # FLO-840NC
This float was designed to help create a bow section for house boat when joined with the 840 Litre Flotation Module can form one of the hulls of a catamaran travelling craft.
Nose cone 440 litre capacity
1150mm Long x
1110mm Wide x
590mm Deep
35kg each
Load capabilities 100kg each
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Marker buoy
Part # FLO230-187
he 230 Litre Float can be used separately or end to end in a line to create a great barrier float. Size 1020mm long x 600mm Dia Load capabilities 110kg each
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a4-2728 - 2000 Litre float
2000 litre Float
Part # FLO2000-2728FF
This unit was maunufactured for max lift capacity, this unit is foam filled and can support up to 1800kg each. Used in industrial applications such as pump and or mixer pontonns Size 2000mm long x 1200mm wide x 950mm deep Load capabilities 1800kg each
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What are flotation modules used for?
Flotation modules provide buoyancy for floating structures including pontoons, marinas, jetties, walkways, boat ramps, work platforms, houseboats, fish farms, treatment plants and industrial floating equipment.

What material are Marine Dock Systems flotation modules made from?
All flotation modules are rotationally moulded in one piece from tough, marine-grade polyethylene that is UV stabilised and resistant to impact, marine growth and corrosion.

Are the flotation modules Australian made?
Yes. Marine Dock Systems flotation modules are proudly manufactured in Australia using high quality polyethylene materials and proven rotational moulding technology.

Can flotation modules be foam filled?
Yes. Many flotation modules can be foam filled to provide additional security and buoyancy retention should the outer shell become damaged.

Can flotation modules be filled with water or concrete?
Yes. Selected flotation modules can be ballasted using water or concrete to increase stability and adjust freeboard levels for specific applications.

What is the difference between the 650 litre and 800 litre floats?
Both floats are designed for residential pontoons. The 800 litre float is deeper and provides greater buoyancy and higher freeboard than the 650 litre model.

What is the 900 litre flotation module used for?
The 900 litre flotation module is commonly used in marina finger pontoons, floating walkways and residential docks requiring higher freeboard and excellent stability.

What is the 1200 litre flotation module used for?
The 1200 litre flotation module is designed for larger residential pontoons, commercial marinas, work platforms and floating structures requiring increased buoyancy and load capacity.

What is the 2000 litre flotation module used for?
The 2000 litre flotation module is designed for heavy-duty industrial applications including pump pontoons, mixer platforms, treatment plants and specialised industrial floating systems.

Can flotation modules be used in saltwater?
Yes. Polyethylene flotation modules are ideal for saltwater environments because they do not rust, corrode or suffer from electrolytic deterioration.

Are flotation modules resistant to marine growth?
Yes. The polyethylene surface resists marine growth and any buildup can be easily removed using high pressure cleaning equipment.

Can I build my own pontoon using flotation modules?
Yes. Marine Dock Systems supplies flotation modules, engineering drawings and pontoon kits to help customers build their own floating structures.

Do flotation modules include mounting points?
Yes. Most modules include moulded-in mounting lugs which allow secure attachment to timber, aluminium or steel frameworks.

What flotation module is best for residential pontoons?
The 650 litre, 800 litre and 1200 litre flotation modules are the most popular options for residential pontoons depending on the required buoyancy and freeboard height.

What flotation module is best for marina fingers?
The 900 litre flotation module is specifically designed for marina finger pontoons and narrow floating walkways.

Can flotation modules be used for houseboats?
Yes. Marine Dock Systems manufactures dedicated houseboat flotation modules and matching nose cones specifically designed for floating homes and catamaran-style vessels.

Can flotation modules be used for pontoon boats?
Yes. The 333 litre flotation modules and matching nose cones can be combined to create catamaran hulls for pontoon boats and other moving craft.

How long do polyethylene flotation modules last?
Polyethylene flotation modules are designed for long service life and have been successfully used in marine environments for decades with minimal maintenance requirements.

Do you provide technical drawings?
Yes. Detailed engineering drawings and technical information are available for most flotation modules and pontoon designs.

Why choose Marine Dock Systems flotation modules?
Marine Dock Systems flotation modules offer proven performance, Australian manufacturing, high strength polyethylene construction, excellent UV resistance, multiple buoyancy options and over 40 years of marine industry experience.