Canadyne Technologies Inc. products

Canadyne BoomReels are used for the storage and deployment of Canadyne FenceBoom or Canadyne AirBoom (MP, SC, SCS, SP). The reels are available in many sizes to accommodate various quantities and sizes of boom. Standard reels are hydraulic driven, and come with forklift pockets and lifting eyes for easy and convenient positioning on docks, vessels, trailers, or at the spill site.

Canadyne supplies a variety of options for storage and deployment boxes for various types and sizes of oil containment boom. We can build aluminum storage deployment boxes, or modify standard shipping containers to suit client requirements.

The Canadyne MarineTruck is a fast and manoeuvrable work vessel that offers a maximum of deck space for work or cargo and is specifically designed for oil spill operations.

Canadyne PowerPacks are used to power hydraulically operated oil spill response equipment such as BoomReels and Oil Skimmers.  Single circuit and dual circuit models are available.

Canadyne offers a complete range of premium quality polypropylene oil absorbent products for industrial and marine spill use. Our sorbents are available in many forms, including pads, rolls, booms, socks, sweeps, and pillows. We also offer a complete range of oil spill kits, which are readily customizable to our clients needs.

In addition to Canadyne’s range of mechanical equipment for oil spill containment and recovery, we also offer chemical oil spill dispersants and spray equipment as an alternative response option. Canadyne offers a complete range of products for ship, aircraft, and helicopter mounted spray systems, including standard items, and custom built products tailored to specific client needs.

In partnership with the Oiled Wildlife Society of British Columbia and Burrard Clean Operations, Canadyne has developed a Bird Rehabilitation Pen to be used for the care and treatment of oiled, injured, diseased, or abandoned wildlife.

Canadyne Silt Curtains are impervious barriers that comprise of a floating freeboard, and a vertical skirt of varying depth. They prevent silt and sediment migration into water courses and are commonly installed and used at construction and industrial sites.