Solas FRP 6 Person Fast Rescue Boat Open Type Life Boat Marine Life Saving Equipment

• Customization: Available
• Application: Professional Equipment
• Certification: CCS, GL/EC, BV/Irs
• Model NO.: Fast Rescue Boat
• Material: Fire-Retardant Type FRP
• Type: Life Boat
• Using Field: Vessels
• Persons: 6p
• Total Weight: 1005kg
• Engine: Mercury 25HP
• Speed: 6knots
• Warranty: 1 Year
• Color: Orange
• Fender: Foam
• Usage: Lifesaving
• Sample: Ok
• Condition: Brand New
• Transport Package: as Request
• Specification: CCS, EC, BV, URS
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 30 Pieces/Month

Product Description

SOLAS FRP 6 Person Fast Rescue Boat Open Type Life Boat
Marine Life Saving Equipment

Product Description

Excellent performance of fast rescue boats

Fast Rescue Boat are engineered with outstanding reliability, maneuverability, and seaworthiness, ensuring they excel in their core mission: providing efficient search and rescue operations for individuals in distress at sea. 

Beyond their primary role, FRB are versatile assets employed for diving support, inspection, patrol, survey, and various workboat tasks. Their multifunctional design and robust performance make them indispensable assets in maritime operations.

Rescue Boat Description
1. Boat body material: fire-pretended type FRP;

2. Fitted with stainless release mechanism and launched or recovered by falls;

3. it can self-righting by itself when capsized;

4. The surface for walking is the antiskid;

5. Equip a manual pump remove the pending in the boat;

6. Rubber fender is fitted around the boat;

7. Running time of rescue boat when full-loaded & full-speed is more than 24 hours.

8. Speed(full load):>6knots

9. Have tanker version and cargo version for choose.
 
Technical Data

Type	Main Dimensions	Capacity	Speed	Total Weight	Engine
6m	6.0*2.2*0.87m	6~15P	>20knots	2537kg	Mercury
6m	6.0*2.2*0.87m	6~15P	>20knots	2687kg	YANMAR / BUKH

Constructed from fiberglass, our lifeboat incorporates a buoyant design with polyurethane foam strategically filling the space between its inner and outer shells.

This careful engineering ensures an ample reserve of buoyancy.

Even in the event of hull damage beneath the waterline, the lifeboat's buoyant structure continues to provide sufficient buoyancy, enabling safe navigation on water.

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