Heavy-duty Ø2600 offshore navigation buoy with 6000kg buoyancy, galvanized steel tower, LLDPE float body and SC160 lantern compatibility. OEM options available.

A marine buoy is not just a floating body—it is a long-term offshore infrastructure node. When contractors and port/channel operators deploy buoys in open water, the real risks are stability, survivability, and serviceability: wave load, impact, corrosion, and the need to integrate lanterns, AIS options, and sealed equipment space without redesigning the entire structure. Dexonmarine’s Ø2600 offshore navigation buoy platform is built for high buoyancy reserve and practical project integration, helping you standardize deployments while keeping configuration flexible for different waterways and authority requirements.

Diameter: ∅2600mm

Application:

• Coastal and channel navigation marking
• Port and harbor entrance marking
• Offshore approach routes and restricted areas
• Long-term marine infrastructure marking for engineering projects

Optional Equipment: Marine lanterns, AIS Atons

1) Structural Stability with High Buoyancy Margin

With 6000 kg total buoyancy and 3400 kg reserve buoyancy, the platform is designed around stability and operational safety margin, especially for offshore and exposed coastal conditions.

A Ø2600 platform gives you the physical space to integrate power, control components, and project-specific devices in a clean engineering layout—reducing on-site modification work and improving maintenance efficiency.

The platform uses marine-focused structural materials and processes (LLDPE rotational molding + galvanized steel structure) to reduce corrosion-related issues and extend service life in demanding environments.

Different waterways and authorities require different configurations. This platform supports OEM customization in the areas that matter most for deployment and acceptance:

• Shape variants available to match marking rules and local standards

• Standard red/white scheme or project-specified color schemes for visibility and authority compliance

• SC160 / SC160I selection
• Functional configuration based on operational and regulatory needs (including AIS-ready options)

• Sealed enclosure layout can be configured for batteries, controllers, converters, and communication modules
• Enclosure size and internal arrangement can be adjusted per project integration plan.

To speed up selection and reduce rework, most project teams confirm:

• Required marking scheme and top mark type
• Preferred buoy color scheme (authority requirement)
• Lantern model (SC160 vs SC160I) and required functions
• Equipment enclosure internal layout (battery/controller/communication placement)
• Solar configuration and power budget for the selected lantern and options

For project configuration support, datasheet package, and OEM options alignment:
Dexonmarine
www.dexonmarine.com
info@dexonmarine.com