"SOLAS "
MARINE LIFE JACKET
AVAILABLE FOR SALE
QUANTITY : 1100 NOS
NEVER USED MATERIAL.
SUITABLE FOR ALL MARITIME SAFETY PURPOSE
TO BE SHIPPED FROM INDIA
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The regulations: SOLAS life jackets come under Directive 96/98/EC of the European Union, which refers to the obligatory marine equipment on EU vessels. In addition to life jackets, this regulation also includes all types of personal life saving appliances that may be required on-board community ships. The life jackets in this category are approved to the SOLAS (Safety Of Life At Sea) regulations and should always bear the relevant certification, in this case the ship’s wheel mark. SOLAS life jackets can save a person’s life anywhere and irrespective of most weather conditions. Therefore, the tests that these life jackets are subjected to, are far more demanding. Much greater emphasis is given on their effectiveness as lifesaving appliances than on their asthetic appeal.
SOLAS life jackets general characteristics: The colour of SOLAS life jackets is always orange, and has been standardised, since orange is visible under all weather conditions. Furthermore, all jackets should have retro-reflective tapes, which are visible from an even longer distance.
Use: The owner is required to equip the vessel with the required number of SOLAS life jackets and ensure their accessability in the event of an emergency. SOLAS life jackets are not as comfortable as 100 Newton life jackets or buoyancy aids. SOLAS life jackets are only worn when required, and are able to keep the wearer afloat, irrespective of their size, and weather conditions.
Instructions of Use: Most SOLAS life jackets are designed in the form of lifebelt. When required the jacket should be fitted headfirst, the straps should fit well without being too tight or too loose. The jacket should always be worn with the retro-reflective tape uppermost.
Instructions of Use: Most SOLAS life jackets are designed in the form of lifebelt. When required the jacket should be fitted headfirst, the straps should fit well without being too tight or too loose. The jacket should always be worn with the retro-reflective tape uppermost.
Maintenance / Replacement: It is the shipping company’s responsibility to ensure that all life jackets are well maintained . The replacement of SOLAS life jackets must conform to the specifications as required by the surveyors of the National Marine Administration or the Classification Society.