Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradles - Man Overboard Cradle - MOB Rescue Cradle - Man Overboard Solution
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle, 1.3m wide, available in lengths from 2m to 9m. Light, compact, and versitile maritime recovery system. Serving as a boarding ladder, scramble net, and stretcher — can be operated by a single person.
Fibrelight MOB Rescue Cradles - Overboard Incident Cradle - MOB Retrieval Net - Overboard Emergency Solution
The MOB Recovery Cradle is a man overboard recovery device. Accepted by the MCA (UK Flag) to be used on all vessel types, it can be operated by a single crewmember and used as an man overboard recovery cradle, boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher. This Fibrelight Cradle is a versitile Man Overboard Recovery Device used for recovering MOB casualties from the water into a range of different vessel types and sizes.
How Does the MOB Cradle Function?
This MOB (Man Overboard) Fibrelight Cradles preforms a Man Overboard Recovery through one end of the cradle being secured to a craft, with the outboard being held away from the boat by hand or hook. The MOB casualty is guided into the Cradle — once secured in the outboard end, the casualty is hauled or 'parbuckled' up rung by rung. This parbuckling action allows a safe recovery of the MOB on-board the craft, in the medically preferred horizontal position for medical assistance where needed.
Key Features & Equipment Benefits:
- Accepted by the MCA (UK Flag) to be used on all vessels
- SOLAS Type Approved by Lloyd's Register
- Lightweight construction and design, for easier handling alongside 1-person operation
- Portabe and compact MOB recovery cradle, allowing easier stowage and transportation on-board vessels
- Dynamic equipment: this recovery mob cradle can be used in multiple ways (recovery cradle, boarding ladder, scramble net, stretcher)
- No annual service required
- Designed primarily to be used by but not limited to: rescue crafts, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats, and marinas
Technical Information:
- 3 year manufacturer's warranty
- Width: 1.3m*
- Length: Up to 15m
- Weight: 1.6kg per metre
- Safe Working Load: Cradle - 150 kgs
- Safe Working Load: Scramble Net - 600kgs
- *Can be made as a narrow cradle, with a width of 800mm
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Specification
Features
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Accepted by the MCA (UK Flag) to be used on all vessels
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SOLAS Type Approved by Lloyd's Register
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Lightweight construction and design, for easier handling alongside 1-person operation
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Portabe and compact MOB recovery cradle, allowing easier stowage and transportation on-board vessels
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Dynamic equipment: this recovery mob cradle can be used in multiple ways (recovery cradle, boarding ladder, scramble net, stretcher)
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No annual service required
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Designed primarily to be used by but not limited to: rescue crafts, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats, and marinas
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3 year manufacturer's warranty
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Width: 1.3m*
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Length: Up to 15m
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Weight: 1.6kg per metre
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Safe Working Load: Cradle - 150 kgs
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Safe Working Load: Scramble Net - 600kgs
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*Can be made as a narrow cradle, with a width of 800mm
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