SOLAS Approved Life Saving Thermal Insulation Neoprene Immersion Suit
There are some defects in the life jacket in the lifesaving process, such as not being able to keep warm in water, and being immersed in water for a long time will cause death. However, marine thermal immersion suits can solve this problem.
Thermal insulation not only allows people to float in the sea, but also plays a role in thermal insulation. In addition, the survival immersion suit can flip survivors from face-down to face-up positions within five seconds of immersion and raise their faces 12 centimeters above the water's surface. In summary, immersion suit is one of the indispensable items in marine lifesaving equipment.
1. Standard: Requirements of 1996 Amendments to SOLAS 1974 and LSA Code and ResolutionMSC.81(70).
2. Insulated Immersion Suit Material: CR expanded Neoprene Composite Cloth
3. Insulated Immersion Suit Size: S, M, L, XL
4. Insulated Immersion Suit Buoyancy: more than 150N
5. The body temperature will not be 2°C lower than normal temperature after immersing in the 0°C~2°C static water for 6h
6. Insulated Immersion Suit certificate: CCS , EC
Specification of EC Approved Marine Insulated Immersion Suit
| Immersion suit material | NEOPRENE (5mm thickness) |
| Pillow | It is designed with a buoyancy pillow, so do not need extra lifejacket |
| reflective tape | SOLAS reflective tape,5cm x 10cm |
| Zipper | 67cm length water tight zipper with plastic puller |
| Gloves | 3 finger Neoprene gloves |
| Belt | black webbing belt with steel D-ring |
| Boots | Neoprene Material with Rubber sole |
| Accessories | Water-proof Light, whistle |
| Printing | Customerized Printing, OEM services |
| Size | Four sizes |
| Weight | 5.0kg |
| Buoyancy | >150N |
| Packing | 2pcs /carton |
| Carton size | 550*320*500mm |
| Floating Duration | 48h |
Survival immersion suit size:
| IMPA CODE | Type | Size | H(mm) | suitable height (mm) | buoyancy | Certificate |
| 33 01 69 | II | M | 170 | 150-170 | ≥150 N | CCS / EC |
| L | 190 | 170-190 | ||||
| XL | 205 | 190-205 |
About daily maintenance of Marine Insulated Immersion Suit
Regular maintenance of the survival suit is imperative. It requires routine inspections, focusing on identifying any holes, tears, or damages. Additionally, the inflatable hose, zippers, shoulder straps, gloves, and mask need careful examination. After exposure to salt water, rinsing with fresh water is essential, followed by proper drying, avoiding direct sunlight.
