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What is the rubber tube used to make the raft called?

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It looks like a tire but its not..

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  1. The "tube" (not kidding).


  2. I think the word you're looking for is SPONSON. The two hulls of a catamaran are called AMAS. Some rafts refer to their individual chambers as BLADDERS. A common material used is HYPALON. Another is reinforced and coated Polyester or Nylon fabric.

    It won't be just rubber...too stretchy and not very abrasion or puncture resistant...you will always find a combination or textile(fabric reinforcing) and rubber or vinyl.

  3. You may be thinking of "inner tube".

  4. That which looks like a tire is an innertube.

    The amas refers to the arms and hulls of a trimaran. Catamaran pontoons are often called hulls.

    The sponson is an out hanging deck on a ship at main deck level. It is usually the departure deck for enlisted men to leave or arrive.

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