Designed to prevent accidents caused by the failure of on-load lifeboat release hooks, this essential piece of safety equipment provides you and your crew with a second line of safety while lowering or raising lifeboats.
Safe Working Load: 5.5 tons per strop
1 set consists of:
- 2 pcs of synthetic Fibre Strops
- 4 pcs shackles (5.5 ton)
- 2 pcs warning strip
- 2 pcs of tags for date
- 1 pc of instructional decal
- 1 pc CCS Certificate
- 1 pc of bracket with bolts and nuts
- 2 pcs of carabiners (for storage purpose only)

The China Lifebuoy 4.3KG is an essential maritime safety device designed to provide emergency flotation support in case of a man-overboard situation. It is built according to international safety standards and has been certified by CCS (China Classification Society), ensuring its reliability for use in marine and offshore environments.

Product Features:
- Weight: 4.3KG, providing sufficient buoyancy for rapid rescue operations.
- Material: Made from durable and weather-resistant polyethylene (PE) with a solid foam core to ensure long-term buoyancy and durability.
- Color: Bright orange for high visibility in open water, even under low light conditions.
- Reflective Tape: Equipped with SOLAS-grade reflective strips to enhance visibility during nighttime rescues.
- Grab Line: Comes with a high-strength rope secured around the lifebuoy to assist in rescue operations.
- Certification: Approved by CCS (China Classification Society), meeting international maritime safety regulations.

Applications:
- Commercial Vessels: Required safety equipment on cargo ships, tankers, and fishing boats.
- Offshore Platforms: Used on oil rigs, docks, and offshore installations.
- Passenger Ships & Ferries: Provides immediate flotation assistance in case of emergencies.
- Ports & Harbors: Installed on piers and jetties for quick access in water rescue situations.
- Recreational Boats & Yachts: Suitable for private vessels as part of essential onboard safety equipment.

How to Use:
- Immediate Deployment: When a person falls overboard, the lifebuoy should be thrown near them.
- Grab and Hold: The person in distress should hold onto the lifebuoy and use the grab line for support.
- Rescue Assistance: The lifebuoy can be pulled back to safety using a lifeline or combined with a retrieval system.