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Choosing a Trash Boom for a canal, reservoir, or coastal area involves more than selecting buoy sizes. The complete system may also need a net, connecting lines, anchors, and a collection point suited to the current and expected debris load. If you are looking for a trusted Trash Boom manufacturer, let’s explore the product options and project considerations with SIAM Brothers Vietnam...
LLDPE Trash Boom buoys - Source: SIAM Brothers Vietnam
Our orange Trash Boom buoys are made from virgin LLDPE. When requesting a quotation, check that the material is clearly stated in the product specifications, especially when purchasing a large quantity for a project.
Material is one part of the selection process. The installation site, operating conditions, and other system components also need to be considered to determine whether the proposed configuration suits the waterway.
We offer several buoy sizes to accommodate different Trash Boom configurations. Buoyancy varies by size, while accessories are selected according to the design. Start by deciding whether you need individual replacement buoys or a complete Trash Boom system.
Buoy diameter and unit price should be considered alongside the proposed layout. The length of the Trash Boom, expected debris load, and method of collecting waste help determine the appropriate size, quantity, and arrangement.
LLDPE Trash Boom buoys - Source: SIAM Brothers Vietnam
A complete Trash Boom may include buoys, a net or screen, connecting rope or cable, fittings, and anchors. The required quantities depend on the installation plan. A price for one buoy is therefore different from the cost of an entire system.
When reviewing a proposal, check whether the quotation specifies the LLDPE buoy model, size, quantity, net configuration, rope or cable, anchors, transport, and installation scope.
A Trash Boom holds or guides floating debris toward a collection area. To position it effectively, the project team needs to understand where debris comes from, how the current changes, how water levels fluctuate, and where workers can reach the collected waste.
A hydropower reservoir, an urban canal, and a coastal beach present different conditions. A layout used at one site should be assessed before being applied elsewhere.
A Trash Boom does not lift waste out of the water by itself. After installation, the operator still needs to collect debris and inspect the net, connections, and anchors, particularly after heavy rain or an increase in floating waste.
Before ordering, discuss the required scope with us, including site assessment, configuration, installation support, technical handover, and routine inspection guidance. Agreeing on these responsibilities helps the operating team prepare for ongoing use.
Our Trash Boom buoy is orange, with an elongated body, tapered ends, and an opening for the connecting line. When linked together, the buoys form the floating section of the system. Depending on the debris to be contained, they may be paired with a net or screen below the surface.
The buoys, net, connecting line, and anchors need to work together as one system. Individual buoys alone do not provide a complete debris collection solution.
You can explore the design and specifications on our Trash Boom product page.
LLDPE Trash Boom buoys - Source: SIAM Brothers Vietnam
Our Trash Boom buoy range includes seven sizes. In the model notation, OD means outside diameter and L means buoy length.
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Model dimensions |
Outside diameter × length |
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OD200 × L1000 |
200 × 1,000 mm |
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OD300 × L600 |
300 × 600 mm |
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OD300 × L1000 |
300 × 1,000 mm |
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OD400 × L1000 |
400 × 1,000 mm |
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OD500 × L750 |
500 × 750 mm |
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OD600 × L1000 |
600 × 1,000 mm |
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OD1100 × L1400 |
1,100 × 1,400 mm |
These dimensions provide options for the design process. Selecting a model requires checking its buoyancy against the complete Trash Boom configuration and site conditions.
With a suitable configuration, a Trash Boom can hold and concentrate floating bottles, packaging, water plants, leaves, and other debris where workers can collect them. Our projects include applications at reservoirs, hydropower facilities, and coastal areas.
The types of debris a system can retain depend on its net, position, and local currents. A Trash Boom does not treat dissolved pollutants, eliminate sources of litter, or move collected waste onto shore automatically. A collection plan should therefore be included in the design from the start.
You can browse our Trash Boom buoy range to explore the available models. For a project requiring a complete system, share information about the waterway and your debris control goals so our technical team can discuss an appropriate configuration.
A useful inquiry includes the location, waterway width, site photos or video, common types of debris, current direction, water level changes, possible anchor points, and a place to bring waste ashore. If you need installation support, include that requirement when requesting a quotation.
LLDPE Trash Boom buoys - Source: SIAM Brothers Vietnam
Son La Hydropower Reservoir: Our LLDPE Trash Boom solution for this reservoir focuses on assessing debris movement, positioning the system, and identifying a collection area suited to reservoir conditions.
View the project: Trash Boom at Son La Hydropower Reservoir.
Hydropower facility in Đắk Lắk: Our technical team assessed the terrain, current, debris concentration, water levels, and anchor locations before proposing a layout. The project also involved installation support and operational handover.
View the project: Trash Boom at a hydropower facility in Đắk Lắk.
Mũi Kê Gà coastal area: This Trash Boom application aims to intercept floating debris near a beach and concentrate it for collection by the operating team. Coastal conditions require a different assessment from those of a reservoir.
View the project: Coastal Trash Boom at Mũi Kê Gà.
These projects illustrate our approach to different water environments. Each new project requires its own assessment, design, and quotation.
To begin an inquiry, explore our Trash Boom products, identify the model you are interested in, and tell us about your intended use.
If you need to replace a damaged buoy, send its dimensions and photos of the existing system so compatibility can be checked. For a new Trash Boom, provide site information and request an itemized quotation covering the buoys, net, rope or cable, anchors, fittings, transport, and installation where applicable.
The unit price of a buoy should not be treated as the cost of a complete Trash Boom project.
LLDPE Trash Boom buoys - Source: SIAM Brothers Vietnam
Contact us on 1800 6129 or at info@sbg.vn to discuss product options, available support, and quotations. Before placing an order, agree on the system configuration, debris collection point, and inspection responsibilities after handover.
When choosing a Trash Boom manufacturer, consider buoy material and dimensions alongside the complete system design, site assessment, and operating guidance. At SIAM Brothers Vietnam, we offer virgin LLDPE Trash Boom buoys in several sizes and have developed solutions for different water environments.
To request a suitable proposal, share your site information and the scope of supply you need. The selected system should contain floating debris where it can be collected and allow the operating team to maintain it after installation.
Further reading: How does a Trash Boom work on a river? From site assessment to installation.
Source: SIAM Brothers Vietnam
Q: What material are SIAM’s Trash Boom buoys made from?
A: Our Trash Boom buoys are made from virgin LLDPE.
Q: Does SIAM offer one buoy size for every project?
A: We offer seven sizes. The appropriate model and quantity depend on the Trash Boom design and site conditions.
Q: Are individual buoys enough to form a complete Trash Boom?
A: A complete system may also require a net, rope or cable, fittings, anchors, and an accessible debris collection point.
Q: How can I request a Trash Boom quotation?
A: Send us the location, site photos, waterway dimensions, common types of debris, and the scope of supply you need. We can use this information to discuss a configuration and prepare an itemized quotation.
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