Marine spill containment involves methods to control and limit the spread of oil or hazardous substances in water. Spill response includes immediate actions to clean up and mitigate environmental damage from marine spills. Techniques range from booms and skimmers to dispersants and bioremediation.

Size: Typically ranges from 3 ft to 200 ft in length, with heights of 12 in to 48 in.

Grade: Available in various grades such as Light Duty, Medium Duty, and Heavy Duty for different spill scenarios.

Viscosity: Designed to contain oils with viscosities ranging from light fuels (1-10 cSt) to heavy crude (10,000+ cSt).

Buoyancy: High buoyancy to remain afloat even when fully saturated, with buoyancy-to-weight ratios of 5:1 or higher.

Material: Constructed from durable materials like PVC, polyurethane, or reinforced rubber, often with UV and chemical resistance.

Deployment Speed: Quick-deploy models can be set up in minutes, with some systems featuring self-inflating designs.

Temperature Range: Operates in temperatures from -20°F to +120°F (-29°C to +49°C).

Chemical Resistance: Resistant to hydrocarbons, solvents, and saltwater, with some models offering acid/alkali resistance.

Anchoring: Equipped with reinforced D-rings or attachment points for secure mooring.

Storage: Compact and foldable for easy storage, with some models weighing as little as 10 lbs per 10 ft section.