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  • Turbidity curtain card
    Turbidity Curtains

    Turbidity curtains, silt curtains, silt barriers, or turbidity barriers, as they are sometimes called, are floating barriers used in marine construction, dredging, and remediation projects to control the silt and sediment in a body of water. Elastec turbidity curtains can be set up to keep construction areas in compliance and protect the environment.

  • Type 1 card
    Type 1 Turbidity Curtains

    Type 1 turbidity curtains or silt curtains, as they are sometimes called, are floating barriers designed to control sediment and runoff at construction sites in calm waters. They are designed for easy deployment and meet Federal and State clean water requirements. American Marine, a division of Elastec, has been manufacturing quality turbidity curtains since 1967.

  • Type 2 turbidity curtain card
    Type 2 Turbidity Curtains

    Type 2 turbidity curtains or silt curtains, as they are sometimes called, are durable curtains that are suitable for mild currents, waves, and wind. These barriers are designed for the control of silt and sediment during marine construction and dredging. They are available in impermeable and permeable options. American Marine, a division of Elastec, has been manufacturing quality turbidity curtains since 1967.

  • Type 3 card
    Type 3 Turbidity Curtains

    Type 3 turbidity curtains or silt curtains, as they are sometimes called, are suitable for use in tidal zones, rivers, and bays. Different filter cloths can be used to accommodate the design of the project and the type of sediment present. This type of curtain is well suited for bridge, intake, and pipeline construction projects. It is available in permeable and impermeable options. American Marine, a division of Elastec, has been manufacturing quality turbidity curtains since 1967.

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