High Quality Solas Approved Neoprene Survival Suit with Light and Whistle. This Survival Suit is designed and produced in accordance with the "Safety of Life at Sea" SOLAS 1974, its 1996 amendments and MSC standards. 81 (70). It is prepared as a special jacket for lifesaving and heat preservation for offshore ship or platform operators in cold waters or harsh environments. It is made of tarps and insulating flotation material. Jacket, trousers, gloves, and oil-resistant boots are integrated to cover the whole body except the face. It has properties such as buoyancy, water resistance and natural thermal stability. It comes with immersion suit lights and whistle. It can be used as a life-saving necessities for people on board sailing in any area and platform at sea, no need to wear another life jacket.

 

A person wearing a diving suit can turn over to the surface of the water within 5 seconds, and the mouth and nose are 120MM above the water. After floating in water for 25 hours, the buoyancy loss is less than 5%.

 

When a person wearing a life jacket floats in still water at 0-2°C for 6 hours, the body temperature will drop by less than 2°C, and the temperature of hands, feet and skin will drop by less than 10°C.

 

1.Remove shoes if possible.

2.Don the suit - legs first.

3.Tighten the nylon ankle strap and remove air of inside.

4.Put on the hood. Zip the front zipper.

5.Make sure that all the accessories are in order, and you have fasten thesafety belt.

 

 

1. The suit should be stowed at cool, ventilated and dry place. lt should be protectedfrom high temperature, long time exposure under sunlight, acid, alkali, salt, oil and heavy weight press.

2. Contact and friction with sharp objects should be avoided during the usage in order to protect the suit from wear and tear.

3. The survival suit should be removed from dirties with wild detergent and soft brush, air dried from inner and outer side.

 

 

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