SOLAS requirements for totally enclosed lifeboats
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The immersion suit provides continuous thermal protection and inherent buoyancy for children falling into cold seawater, preventing rapid hypothermia and drowning.
The child immersion suit is mainly constructed from thick closed-cell neoprene foam rubber composite fabric. The integrated multi-layer structure includes waterproof outer protective layer, heat-insulating foam core and flexible inner lining. The material features excellent water impermeability, low thermal conductivity, high buoyancy retention and good elasticity.
Intend for ocean-going vessels, offshore platforms and maritime survival training.
| Type | Child Immersion Suit |
| Main Material | Neoprene (CR) |
| Buoyancy | >100N |
| Usage | Without a Life Jacket |
| Gloves | 3 Fingers Waterproof Neoprene |
| Size Available | M/L |
| Life Jacket Lights | Include |
| Temperature Range | -30℃~+65℃ |
| Thermal Protective Function | Inherent Insulation |
| Service Time | 3 years (within 10 years) |





