DECKBUOY 2.5 KG USCG/SOLAS/MED/TC 

DESCRIPTION

The only “Deckbuoy®”, it is used onboard commercial vessels, offshore installations and larger yachts.

All Datrex rings are molded from high impact linear low-density polyethylene for superior life expectancy in the most severe environments. The becket/grab lines are replaceable.

USCG, Canadian Coast Guard and MED approved.
Approved Globally with retro reflective tape.

• ITEM NO: DX0325D
• DIAMETER: 30″ (76 cm)
• WEIGHT: 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs)
• CLOSED CELL FOAM: Yes
• MOLD RESISTANT: Yes
• RETRO-REFLECTIVE TAPE: Yes
• COLOR: International Orange
• QUANTITY PER CASE: 3 per case
• CASE DIMENSIONS: 31 x 31 x 13 inches (79 x 79 x 33 cm)
• CASE WEIGHT: 28 lbs (12.7 kg)

Drop tested up to 50 meters

The only "Deckbuoy®",  it is used onboard commercial vessels, offshore installations and larger yachts. All Datrex rings are molded from high impact linear low-density polyethylene for superior life expectancy in the most severe environments. The becket/grab lines are replaceable.

• Approved Globally with retro reflective tape.
• Drop tested up to 50 meters
• Diameter 30"
• Weight 2.5 kg
• 3 buoys per case
• 9 case per pallet

• Case dimensions: 31 x 31 x 13 inches
• Case weight:  28 lbs
• Pallet dimensions: 43 x 48 x 65
• Pallet weight 252 lbs

USCG, Canadian Coast Guard and BV/MED approved.

Orange buoy USCG/SOLAS 50 METERS  USCG Approval BV - SOLAS - MED TC Canada - Drop test report, 50 meters

Below is a guide from our manufacturer, on what to look out for:

14. How to Inspect A Lifebuoy Ring?

Lifebuoy can be inspected by;

• Ensuring that the foam is well coated, and the plug covering the mouth of the filler is tucked under the reflective tapes.
• Ensure that the lifebuoy ring is not damaged
• Ensure that it is well-positioned and can be dropped instantly if needed.
• Ensure that the health of the lifebuoy ring has not deteriorated and would perform the same way as new if thrown in the water.

15. Do Lifebuoy Rings Expire?

There is no exact date for the expiry of lifebuoy rings. They can be inspected with respect to these points.

• Ensure the plastic on the ring has been not deter by being exposed to the sun.
• Ensure the grab line is not damaged; it should be securely attached to the ring.
• Ensure that water hasn’t ingress the lifebuoy ring and resulting in exceeding the weight limit.