SOLAS requirements for totally enclosed lifeboats
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Rigid Life Float is similiar with lifebuoy ring with HDPE shell and polyurethane foam buoyancy material, the different is lifebuoy ring is designed for individuals while rigid life float is for multiple individuals.
The rigid life float is built with closed‑cell foam core and high‑strength, impact‑resistant outer frame, it requires no inflation and instantly provides stable buoyancy once thrown into water, designed for man‑over‑board recovery and short‑term survival at sea, complying with SOLAS and IMO LSA Code requirements.
Chapter 4, Part Five of Technical Regulations for the Statutory Surveys of Inland Waterways Ships (2019) and its Amendments, of MSA, P.R. China
In accordance with CCS rules.
Inland waterway ships
| Model | LF-10 |
| Capacity | 10Pers |
| Length | 1500mm |
| Breadth | 980mm |
| Height | 250mm |
| Shell Material | HDPE |
| Buoyancy Material | Polyurethane Foam |
| Buoyancy | ≥1450N |
| Life Float Weight | ≤35kg |
| Max. Storage Height | 10m |
| Accessories | Oar/ Rescue Quoit |
| Certificate | CCS |



