1) To Comply with MSC. 81(70) of SOLAS 2) Immersion suits to provide body floating in water 3) Thermal keeping in cold water

Marine Immersion Suits

-Overview

1) Extend a person’s survival by several hour while waiting for rescue

2) Quick don at emergency case with waterproof zipper and large oversize booties and gloves built in the suit with fully clothed.

3) Provide the type of L & S with height of 1.75m as boundary to fit wide range of size

4) A face flap to seal water out around the neck and protection the wearer from ocean spray

-Performance

1) Water proof: Water leakage in the suit is less than 200g after the wearer floating in the water for one hour

2) Thermal keeping: Inside wearer temperature decreasing is less than 2oC after dipping in streaming water for 6 hours at temperature from 0oC ~2oC

3) Buoyancy: wearer turning with face up in 5 seconds in the water, keeping distance of 120mm with mouth and nose water

-Application field

Protects the wearers from hypothermia from immersion in cold water, after abandoning a sinking or capsized vessel, especially in the open ocean.

1) Vessels navigation at open sea,

2) Deep-sea fisherman who work in deep-water fishing grounds

-Standard

1) To Comply with MSC. 81(70) of SOLAS

2) EC Certification provided

-Application Sample picture

-DFB-II immersion suit at process

-Detail specification

Specification
Dressing time	<2 minutes
Storage Temperature	-30 °C~+65°C
Water proof	Water penetrated in is less than 200g (1 hour floated in water)
Temperature Reservation	Temperature decrease<2°C(6 hours deep in the water with -2°C~0°C,
Buoyancy Keeping	Face of wearer turned up in 5 minutes, Buoyancy loss is less than 5% in 24 hours
Note Product Inspection Standard: Requirements of 1996 Amendments to SOLAS 1974 and LSA Code and Resolution MSC.81(70)

Marine Immersion Suits