Rolyan Buoys Large Green Channel Marker


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TMP Marine Products represents and sells Rolyan Buoys. All of our buoy colors and markings meet, conform, or exceed all State and federal regulations.  They are used by the U.S. Army Corps. Of Engineers, U.S. Coast Guard, State Parks, Sheriff’s Department, Yacht Clubs, Marinas, Towns and Resorts.

TMP Marine Products - Rolyan is your single source for a complete line of buoys, floats and hardware for regulation, mooring and marking. Our popular styles include nun and coast guard, standard and lighted. All buoys are built of tough plastic construction and completely foam-filled.

Barrier float systems are also available for dams and spillways. Rolyan can also fulfill your reflective aluminum sign needs with warning, recreational, handicap and other models.

  • Widely used by the U.S Corps of Engineers
  • Concrete Ballast encased in ABS
  • Solid Green Can
  • Ballast attached by a galvanized steel pipe
  • 3” Green reflective band at the top of the buoy
          Rolyan Buoys – Channel Markers

          The U.S. waterways are marked for safe navigation by the lateral system of buoyage. The system uses a simple arrangement of colors, shapes, numbers and light characteristics to show the side on which a buoy should be passed, when proceeding in a given direction.

          The characteristics are determined by the buoy’s position with respect to the navigable channels, as the channels are entered from seaward.

          The expression “red right returning” has long been used by boater’s, as a reminder that the red buoys are kept to the starboard (right) side when proceeding from the open sea into port. If lighted the buoy will have a red light.

           

           


           

           

          The green buoys are kept to the port (left) side when returning from the open sea to port. If lighted the buoy will have a green light.

          When proceeding toward the sea or leaving port, red buoys are kept to port (left) side and green buoys are kept to the (right) starboard side.

          Red buoys are always even numbered, and green buoys are odd numbered.

           

           

          Red and white vertically striped buoys mark the center of the channel.

           

           

           

           

           

           

           

          Red & Green Lateral Markers may be passed on either side of the marker when proceeding in the upstream direction, but the main or preferred channel is indicated by the color of the topmost band. For example, the illustrated marker below indicates the preferred channel is to the right, so you would keep the marker on your left (port) side when passing.

           


           

          Features
          • ABS exterior
          • Completely urethane foam filled
          • Galvanized Hardware
          • Easy reconditioning of weather-worn buoys with excellent adhesion of restoration materials
          • Solid Green 3” reflective band at top of buoy
          • Self-righting and excellent stability without mooring
          Available Options
          • Pickup eye built into top of buoy
          • Agency and name identification
          • White Numerical markings
          • Solar Lights
          Specifications

          Model

          B1251G

          B1352G

          B1452G

          B2445G

          B2460ULG

          Can Diameter and Height

          12” x 51”

          13” x 52”

          14” x 52”

          24” x 45”

          24” x 60”

          Overall Height

          73.5”

          76”

          86”

          97”

          116”

          Daymarker w/36” Exposure

          3.0
          Sq.Ft.

          3.3
          Sq. ft.

          3.5
          Sq. Ft.

          6.0
          Sq. Ft.

           

          Exposure w/o Tackle

          38”

          40”

          40”

          38”

           

          Mooring tackle Allowable for 36” Exposure

           

          7 lbs.

           

          18 lbs.

           

          22 lbs.

           

          18 lbs.

           

          Draft

          36”

          35”

          44”

          57”

          59”

          Submerged Buoyancy

          155 lbs.

          190 lbs.

          220 lbs.

          624 lbs.

          780 lbs.

          Net Weight

          71 lbs.

          79 lbs.

          90 lbs.

          138 lbs.

          240 lbs.

          Shipping Weight

          80 lbs.

          86 lbs.

          96 lbs.

          148 lbs.

          330 lbs.

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