 | Floatation Suits
For Constant Wear, General Deck and Crew Use
Full Suits, Jackets and Trousers some with incorporated life jackets
All with EN343, ranging from 50N to 100N |
|  | Solas Immersion Suits
For off-shore supply vessels, bulk carriers, commercial ferries, container and freight ships in cold waters.
All with EN343, MED Compliant, 80N and some with incorporated life jacket |
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 | Fire Intervention Suits
EN1149, EN469, MED Compliant
Xf2 - the performance in the heat test : flame
Xr2 - the performance in the heat test : radiation
Y2 - the performance in the waterproofness tests
Z2 - the resistance against water vapour
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 | Non Flame Retardant Jackets
Non Flame Retardant Jackets with incorporated inflatable life jackets
All have EN471, MED Compliant and incorporate a life jacket |
|  | Anti-Exposure Suits 70N
For fast rescue crews and off-shore supply vessels.
• Constant Wear Suit - 50 Newtons, EC Council Directive 89/686/EEC Annex II, Basic Health and Safety Requirements
• EN399 - 275 Newton inflatable lifejacket single chamber, EC Council Directive 89/686/EEC Annex 11, Basic Health and Safety Requirements |
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 | Military Floatation Suit 80N
For waterborne military, marines, navy, special boat squadrons and special assault forces.
Constant Wear Suit - 50 Newtons, EC Council Directive 89/686/EEC Annex II, Basic Health and Safety Requirements as a constant wear suit incorporating inherent buoyancy of a minimum of 50N and thermal insulation. |
|  | Life Jackets and Buoyancy Aids
Lifejackets and Buoyancy Aids can be generically classed as Personal Flotation Devices – PFDs.
These can be divided into two main classes:
1) Gas / oral inflatable lifejackets which provide face-up in-water support to the user regardless of physical conditions. These will generally fall into the 150 Newton and 275 Newton categories.
2) Inherent foam non-inflatable buoyancy aids which require the user to be competent in swimming and / or positioning themself in the water to maintain the face-up position. These will generally fall into the 50 Newton and 100 Newton categories. |
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