The Trem Small Plastic Bailer is a simple bit of kit that shifts up to 1 litre of water from the floor of a tinny or dinghy in a few scoops. The scoop-style mouth and 180 mm overall length reach into the corners where water always pools after a bit of chop. At 134 mm wide and 95 mm high it tucks into tight spaces, so it stays close when you need to tackle a bit of slop.

This clear plastic bailer weighs just 0.12 kg, so it will not crowd your weight limits on small boats or kayaks. The 1 litre capacity gives a quick read on how much water you are pulling out each time, handy when the weather turns. The solid plastic shell handles regular dunking and rough treatment on floorboards. The compact body stows neatly under a thwart or beside a seat so your safety gear stays sorted without chewing up space on board.

• Trem Small Plastic Bailer for marine use
• Scoop shape to remove the last water
• Length 180 mm for tight spaces
• Width 134 mm and height 95 mm
• Lightweight construction at 0.12 kg
• Holds up to 1 litre per scoop
• Clear plastic body for visibility
• Small size suits tinnies and dinghies
• Simple one-piece moulded plastic design
• Easy to store under seats or in lockers

Q: What type of boats is this small plastic bailer suited to?

This bailer suits small craft like tinnies, dinghies, car toppers and similar open boats. The compact 180 mm length and 134 mm width make it practical in cramped cockpits where space is tight. It works well as part of a basic safety kit on sheltered waters. The small size also fits under seats or into side pockets for quick access.

Q: Does the bailer have a handle or lanyard attachment point?

The bailer body is moulded with an integrated grip section on the top. This shape allows you to grab it firmly even when wet. A small hole near the grip can be used to tie on a short lanyard or cord if you want it secured in the boat. Keeping it tethered stops it drifting away when you are clearing water in choppy conditions.

Q: How much water can the Trem Small Plastic Bailer move at once?

The bailer has a capacity of 1 litre. Each full scoop removes roughly that amount of water from the hull or cockpit. This volume is enough to clear small pools efficiently without making the scoop heavy or awkward. Several quick scoops will tidy up spray or rainwater that collects around your feet.

Q: Is the clear plastic material easy to clean after saltwater use?

Yes, the smooth plastic shell rinses clean with fresh water. A quick wash after each saltwater trip helps reduce salt build-up and grime. The clear finish makes it simple to see if any sand or grit remains inside. Regular rinsing keeps the bailer ready for the next outing and helps it last longer in Aussie conditions.