be o rings to ensure a tight fit alternatively any type of pin like structure may be used to ensure a tight fit for example a nut and bolt one advantage of having recesses 110 molded into the suppression device 102 is that the amount of external hardware required for the straps 103 to attach to suppression device 102 is minimized if straps 103 are attached externally to suppression device 102 an entire bracket assembly must be fabricated and the stresses on pins 105 are increased still further if the dimensions of tubular 101 are consistent along the tubular then use of recesses 110 in suppression device 102 can eliminate the need for a bracket or elaborate attachment mechanism suppression device 102 may be made of plastic but may also be made of other materials such as wood fiberglass composite materials or even metals such as stainless steel straps 103 may be made of any material providing sufficient stiffness representatively if straps 103 are too stiff it is difficult to engage with recesses 110 in suppression device 102 if straps 103 are too soft they may bind when the suppression device 102 needs to weathervane around tubular 101 due to changes in the ocean current direction in this aspect straps 103 may be made from plastic but can be made from other materials such as fiberglass or metals in the form of a chain brackets 104 can be made of metals such as stainless steel plastic composite material wood or any material capable of providing sufficient stiffness and strength fig2 is an expanded view of the brackets described in reference to fig1 from this view it can be seen that bracket 104 includes bolts or other fasteners.