Boom Paravane

A paravane is a floating vane that uses the current or the vessel’s forward speed to pull the end of a boom away from the hull, so one vessel can deploy a sweep or diversion boom without a second towing boat.
The Vens boom paravane has an adjustable angle and a towing bridle, and floats so it can be launched and recovered from the deck.
Single vessel sweeping
Diverting oil in rivers and tidal streams
Holding boom out into a current from a jetty
Tell us the boom size, the towing speed and the current.
Vens has more than 10,000 installations. Every unit is designed by engineers who studied at MIT, Stanford, Cornell, the IITs, Arizona State University and the University of Cincinnati and have worked in the industries that use this equipment, so it is sized for the job, built in the right materials and designed to proper factors of safety.