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Walsh Marine Protecting lives and preserving waterways for over 20 years.

Walsh Marine provides durable, American-made marine hardware and custom solutions trusted by professionals across the industry.

Regulatory and channel buoys stay visible after sunset with marine solar lights installed. A solar panel charges the bat...
10/02/2026

Regulatory and channel buoys stay visible after sunset with marine solar lights installed. A solar panel charges the battery by day, powering the LED signal by night.

Flash color, battery capacity, and lens durability all shape long-term reliability. Weatherproof housing and marine-grade components keep every light working through the season.

Walsh Marine mounts marine solar lights at our Wisconsin facility on new and retrofit orders. Our team reviews your waterway conditions before recommending the right light and flash pattern.

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https://walshmarineproducts.com/marine-solar-lights-buoy-visibility/

Marine solar lights extend buoy visibility well after dark. See how they work and what to check before adding lights to your waterway markers.

Not all mooring hardware holds up the same way in the water. Vinyl-coated cable, stainless steel, and galvanized chain e...
09/25/2026

Not all mooring hardware holds up the same way in the water. Vinyl-coated cable, stainless steel, and galvanized chain each handle different conditions.

Our latest guide breaks down how gauge, material, and coating affect your buoy's mooring system over time. It also covers what to inspect each season and when weak hardware puts your whole setup at risk.

A weak link anywhere in the chain can send a buoy drifting into a shipping lane. Walsh Marine supplies marine cables and chains built for real water conditions.

Read our blog to build a mooring system that lasts.
https://walshmarineproducts.com/mooring-chains-marine-cables-guide

Small cracks and faded graphics don't stay small for long. Left unchecked, minor buoy damage turns into a costly full re...
09/23/2026

Small cracks and faded graphics don't stay small for long. Left unchecked, minor buoy damage turns into a costly full replacement.

Our latest guide walks through a seasonal maintenance checklist for regulatory and mooring buoys. It also breaks down exactly when a repair kit gets the job done and when it's time to replace.

Walsh Marine builds every buoy and repair kit at our Wisconsin facility, so your fleet stays in service longer. A little routine upkeep now protects your budget and your compliance record later.

Read our blog to build your seasonal maintenance plan.
https://walshmarineproducts.com/buoy-maintenance-repair-guide

Channel markers keep vessel traffic safe through harbors, inlets, and shipping channels. Color, numbering, and placement...
09/08/2026

Channel markers keep vessel traffic safe through harbors, inlets, and shipping channels. Color, numbering, and placement all follow Coast Guard standards that harbormasters enforce daily.

HDPE resin, rotational molding, and closed-cell foam fill define a marker built to last. Stainless hardware and permanent vinyl graphics keep every buoy on station and legible.

Walsh Marine manufactures channel marker buoys at our Wisconsin facility for ports nationwide. Refurbishment kits and compliance documentation ship with every order your harbor places.

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https://walshmarineproducts.com/blog/channel-markers-port-authority-guide

Aids to navigation compliance protects your agency from safety violations. Material, construction, and documentation all...
09/04/2026

Aids to navigation compliance protects your agency from safety violations. Material, construction, and documentation all shape whether a buoy passes inspection.

HDPE resin, seamless rotational molding, and stainless hardware define a compliant build. Vinyl graphics and Coast Guard paperwork round out the standard every agency expects.

Walsh Marine ships ATON buoys built for DNR, USACE, and USCG waterways. Our Wisconsin facility handles every mold, fitting, and compliance document in house.

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https://walshmarineproducts.com/blog/aids-navigation-compliance-guide-agencies

09/03/2026

Exciting news- Walsh Marine will be exhibiting at the 2026 NASBLA Annual Conference! 🚤

Are you a procurement specialist, waterway safety advocate, or part of the marine industry? This is your chance to see the latest in buoy technology and waterway marking solutions. As trusted leaders in marine safety, we’re eager to share how our products help maintain safe and efficient waterways.

📍 Meet our team on the expo floor to explore our innovative buoy offerings and discuss how the right marine markers can make a real difference. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your equipment or discuss best practices, we can’t wait to connect!

🗓️ September 15–17, 2026
📌 Marriott Knoxville Downtown


Swing by our booth to say hello, check out our products, and find the ideal solutions for your marking needs.

Buying mooring buoys sounds simple until your first purchase order lands with the wrong size, hardware, or marking schem...
09/01/2026

Buying mooring buoys sounds simple until your first purchase order lands with the wrong size, hardware, or marking scheme. Marina operators face pressure to spec correctly the first time since seasonal deadlines rarely leave room for reorders.

Getting it right means matching load ratings to your vessel mix, choosing hardware for your water type, and picking an anchor system that fits your bottom. Documentation and state marking rules round out a procurement file that holds up under audit.

Late winter is the smart time to order for spring rollout, before manufacturing lead times tighten.

Head to our blog for the full marina procurement guide.
https://walshmarineproducts.com/mooring-buoys-marina-procurement-guide/

Learn how to spec, source, and order mooring buoys for your marina, from load ratings to hardware, anchors, and state marking rules.

Placing regulatory buoys on any public waterway means answering to two authorities before the first anchor drops. Federa...
08/21/2026

Placing regulatory buoys on any public waterway means answering to two authorities before the first anchor drops. Federal rules govern shape, color, and symbology while state agencies add permits, ID numbers, and placement approvals.

Skip either layer and your compliant-looking installation becomes an unpermitted obstruction subject to removal. Wisconsin operators face a specific DNR process that mirrors the layered permit logic in most other states.

Learn the four symbols, the federal baseline, and the state permit path before your next order goes out.

Head to our blog for the full compliance breakdown.

https://walshmarineproducts.com/regulatory-buoys-uscg-state-requirements

Choosing the right buoy manufacturer shapes your safety outcomes, your budget, and your season timeline. Overseas suppli...
08/18/2026

Choosing the right buoy manufacturer shapes your safety outcomes, your budget, and your season timeline. Overseas suppliers often cost you weeks of shipping and opaque quality control on critical equipment.

Domestic production shortens lead times and gives you real accountability on Coast Guard compliance. American made buoys built with HDPE resin and vinyl graphics outlast cheaper imports across every marine environment.

Ask the right questions before you buy, from resin choice to warranty coverage to refurbishment options. The answers separate serious manufacturers from budget importers you will regret hiring twice.

Head to our blog for the full vendor evaluation guide.

https://walshmarineproducts.com/domestic-buoy-manufacturer-lead-times-compliance

July Sale: Save 10% Sitewide! For a limited time, enjoy 10% off sitewide (walshmarine.com) on all orders placed in July....
07/14/2026

July Sale: Save 10% Sitewide!

For a limited time, enjoy 10% off sitewide (walshmarine.com) on all orders placed in July. Whether you're restocking or gearing up for the season, now is the perfect time to save on Walsh Marine's best-selling buoys, equipment, and marine accessories.

Top Sellers:
-Regulatory Buoys
-Channel Markers
-Float Collar Buoys
-Barrier Floats
-Mooring Buoys

Don't miss this limited-time opportunity to save.

Address

333 Beichl Avenue
Beaver Dam, WI
53916

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18005585515

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