Solas Approval 6-150 Persons Self Righting Inflatable Life Raft

• Application: Professional Equipment
• Using Field: Offshore
• Suitable for: Adult
• Type: Life Raft
• Material: Rubber
• Certification: CCS, GL/EC
• Model NO.: KHZ
• Standard: Solas 74/96 as Amendment
• Capacity: 6~150 Persons
• Equipment: Solas a Pack / B Pack
• Storage: GRP Container
• Transport Package: Plywood Box
• Specification: 6-150 Persons
• Trademark: Hangyu
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 3000 PCS/Month

Product Description

Solas Approval 6-150 Persons Self Righting Inflatable Life Raft 

Self-righting inflatable liferafts are in accordance with 1996 Amendment to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, MSC. 81 (70), MSC. 218(82), MSC. 226(82) and ISO 15738-2002. This product has been approved by CCS, EC (GL), and ABS. It can be used in the ships engaged on international voyages


Technology specifications

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Capacity		6	10	15	20	25	50	100	110	125
Length (mm) ,± 100 0		2800	3510	4300	4900	5300	7311	11060	11550	12000
Width (mm),± 100 0		1660	2000	2400	2700	3100	4240	5260	5600	6100
Height (mm),±50		1500	1700	2050	2250	2350	3000	3250	3450	3650
Pack	Dia (mm)	615	670	690	730	745	895	1050	1050	1050
	Length (mm)	1095	1135	1285	1440	1485	2095	2400	2400	2400
Weight,kg ≤		85	114	142	185	212	445	780	860	920

Benefits of self-righting life rafts compared to other life rafts:

In challenging scenarios, traditional life rafts may tip over during inflation, especially if ballast tanks are not fully deployed. Accidental overturning or tumbling in the open ocean adds to the potential risks.

This critical phase poses a danger to the crew, who may experience heat loss while attempting to correct the raft. Self-supporting life rafts with a self-righting feature address this issue, minimizing exposure time and providing user-friendly operation, thereby enhancing safety.



Life rafts are strategically positioned at muster stations, typically on the port and starboard sides adjacent to the lifeboats, as well as at the front and rear of the ship, with placement determined by the vessel's size.

Enclosed in fiberglass containers, these rafts are equipped with a high-pressure gas system that facilitates rapid inflation in emergency situations. Each life raft is stocked with essential life-saving provisions, including rations, pyrotechnics, life jackets, and other critical items.


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