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Throw Overboard Liferaft, Type Dk 6
Throw overboard VIKING liferaft for 6 persons is mainly used for commercial vessels, fishing vessels, passenger vessels or offshore installations. Approved by DNV-GL in accordance with SOLAS/MED requirements
Throw Overboard Liferaft, Type Dk 8
Throw overboard VIKING liferaft for 8 persons is mainly used for commercial vessels, fishing vessels, passenger vessels or offshore installations. Approved by DNV-GL in accordance with SOLAS/MED requirements.
Throw Overboard Liferaft, Type Dk 10
Throw overboard VIKING liferaft for 10 persons is mainly used for commercial vessels, fishing vessels, passenger vessels or offshore installations. Approved by DNV-GL in accordance with SOLAS/MED requirements.
Throw Overboard Liferaft, Type Dk 12
Throw overboard VIKING liferaft for 12 persons is mainly used for commercial vessels, fishing vessels, passenger vessels or offshore installations. Approved by DNV-GL in accordance with SOLAS/MED requirements.<br>
Throw Overboard Liferaft, Type Dk 16
Liferaft is approved by DNV-GL in accordance with SOLAS/MED requirements and the relevant flag state approval. Has an expected lifespan of 15-20 years.
Throw Overboard Liferaft, Type Dk 20
Liferafts are a key component in the safety of ships and offshore installations. In the event of a crash or accident, liferafts serve to evacuate people and help them reach a safe area.
Throw Overboard Liferaft, Type Dk 25
The VIKING liferaft, designed for 25 occupants and commonly utilized in commercial, fishing, passenger, or offshore vessels, can either be manually thrown overboard or automatically released from its cradle. Upon contact with water, the liferaft can be easily inflated by pulling the painter line, allowing passengers to board the raft.
Throw Overboard Liferafts
Throw overboard liferaft are propped into the water using the free-fall method. Liferafts of this type are most often installed on passenger ships, as well as on cargo ships of less than 500 vessel tons.The use of throw overboard liferaft ensures simple and reliable operation in difficult conditions with strong storms, winds and other high-impact weather events. This is especially important for smaller boats that are more prone to rolling, mainly due to size. This type of raft creates some difficulties when landing. it must be done after the liferaft is opened in the water.
Throw overboard liferafts must withstand dropping into the water from a height of 18 m, as well as multiple jumps of people directly into the raft from a height of 4.5 m, both with the awning raised and without it.
Meets the Requirements of 6.1, 6.8, 6.9, Part II of the Rules for the Equipment of Sea-Going Ships, 1.2, 4.1, 4.2 of the LSA Code as amended, IMO Resolutions MSC.218 (82), 293 (87) and IMO MCS.81 (70), 226 (82 ).
