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Waterway Barriers

  • Tuffboom™
    Marine debris barriers designed to prevent damage to waterway assets.
    Whether it's floating flora, tree trunks or general rubbish, you can rely on TUFFBOOM to catch, divert and control floating service debris. Our high-strength, unsinkable, high-visibility booms provide an all-climate durability and unsurpassed debris retention ability. TUFFBOOM gives outstanding customer service that includes quality engineering, installation support, large inventory and dedicated logistics personnel.

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  • Tuffcat™
    Highly visible marine security barriers for vessel exclusion. 
    Road barriers converted to float on water do well at stopping cars. Wave Attenuation barriers are great at slowing waves. TUFFCAT is great at stopping boats. A boat traveling 60mph per hour will cover 88 feet in just one second. Stopping that boat in less than one second can mean the difference between success or failure in the event of an attack. Tuffcat barriers are designed and tested to stop a boat in half a second or less. When your barrier absolutely must stop an attack, the choice is clear, the choice is TUFFCAT.

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  • Boatbuster™
    BoatBuster barriers are barrel style booms engineered for use on large bodies of water and/or rough water conditions. Delivering nearly 1,800 lbs of buoyancy per unit, these floats re virtually unsinkable. Each unit has just a 5-inch draft which means 87% of the barrier is visible above water. The units can be supplied with frontal graphics, reflective marine tape and alternating colors. BoatBuster can be used as single float units strung together in line to form a highly visible safety barrier, or mounted to custom designed axles to form project specific barriers. BoatBuster half shell units can be used for dock construction and for special floating platforms.

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