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Home›Dredging›VIDEO: Waterking Floaters and HDPE Pipes for Sand Mining
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November 21, 2018 · about 8 years ago

VIDEO: Waterking Floaters and HDPE Pipes for Sand Mining

For a contracting company in the Netherlands, Waterking recently produced pontoons to easily connect HDPE pipes and dredging hoses, located behind a dredger. The pipeline connection pontoons are designed with a lowering in the middle of the pontoons, to prevent the pipes from sliding. The equipment

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For a contracting company in the Netherlands, Waterking recently produced pontoons to easily connect HDPE pipes and dredging hoses, located behind a dredger.

The pipeline connection pontoons are designed with a lowering in the middle of the pontoons, to prevent the pipes from sliding.

The equipment has many hoisting points and is equipped with an anti-skid surface.

According to the Dutch manufacturer of amphibious equipment, it is also possible to deliver the equipment with a David crane and winches.

For a customer who owns a big sand mining company – for the second time – Waterking also delivered a set of floaters for the previously delivered HDPE pipes.

“Our floaters are made of PE, have a great impact strength and are UV ray protected. With a drone, we shot footage of HDPE pipes and floaters that were attached behind a dredger, ” said the company.

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