NUOVA RADE Surface Floats with Hole – Spherical
NUOVA RADE Surface Floats with Hole – Spherical
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DISCRIPTION
DISCRIPTION
NUOVA RADE Surface Floats with Hole – Spherical
Versatile spherical surface floats designed for marine and fishing applications. Ideal for net marking, mooring lines, and fitting marker flags, these floats are crafted from UV-resistant high-density polyethylene (HDPE), ensuring long-lasting durability and excellent performance in demanding marine environments.
Key Features:
- Application: Suitable for marking nets, mooring equipment, and mounting marker flags
- Material: UV-resistant high-density polyethylene (HDPE)
- Shape: Spherical with central hole
- Surface: Smooth and seamless for reduced drag and easy handling
- Durability: High resistance to UV exposure, impacts, and wear
- Made in: Italy
NUOVA RADE Surface Floats with Hole – Spherical Ø260 mm
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Description |
Diameter |
Hole Ø |
Weight (Overall / In Use) |
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Surface Float w/Hole, Spherical Ø260 mm |
260 mm |
28 mm |
8.5 kg / 4.2 kg |
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