Mullion - Aquafloat Superior Suit

The Aquafloat Suit is a constant wear flotation suit tested according to ISO 15027: Class D for 2 hours thermal protection in cold water. Featuring reinforced panels within the knees and seat area. A high collar and 'touch and close fastening' chin strap, alongside a Hi-Vis bright yellow peaked hood — which is also insulated and adjustable, with built-in chin / face protection stowed inside the collar of the suit. 

Safety Suit Key Features & Equipment Benefits

• Reinforcement panels added to knees and seat area.
• High collar + extra protective chin strap with touch and close fastening. High-Visibility yellow adjustable insulated peaked hood, with built-in chin and face
• protection stowed in collar
• ID pocket on the chest
• Fully waterproof outer fabric + taped seams
  
• Anti-flushing straps to arms and legs with easy grip pull tabs + retro-reflective tape.
  
• Front zip closure under double storm-flap with touch & close fastening
• 2 x patched chest pockets with water repellent flaps + marine grade whistle
  
• 1 x Napoleon pocket under storm flap
  
• 2 x lower hip pockets with fleece hand-warmer
• Zip closure and gusset at leg for ease of donning over boots
  
• Adjustable waist belt and elasticated back waist
  
• SOLAS approved retro-reflective tape on hood, chest and shoulders.
  
• Inner adjustable neoprene wrist seals.

Aquafloat Suit Technical Information:

• Buoyancy: 74N (Size Large)
• The Aquafloat Suit is a constant wear flotation suit tested according to ISO 15027: Class D for 2 hours thermal protection in cold water.
• Available sizes: S - XXXL

Certifications:

• EN ISO 15027-1 : 2012 Class D
  
• EN ISO 12402-5: 2006+A1:2010 ; EN ISO 12402-6:2006+A1:2010 +prEN: 2017
  
• EN 343 : 2003 + A1 : 2007 Class 3-1
  
• EN ISO 13688 : 2013
• Maritime PPE Safety Standards:
• EN ISO 15027-1: CONSTANT WEAR SUITS:

• "A constant wear suit is designed to be worn as a working suit to keep the wearer warm and dry during normal activities and to provide thermal protection in the event of accidental immersion, to prolong life and to aid rescue. An individual’s estimated thermal protection time when wearing this type of equipment will depend upon the water temperature, weather conditions, clothing, the cold tolerance of the person and the person’s behaviour. The primary aims in wearing a constant wear suit are: 1) to reduce the risk of cold shock and to delay the onset of hypothermia; 2) to enable the user to propel himself in the water and extricate himself from the water without it becoming an encumbrance; 3) to make the user sufficiently conspicuous in the water so as to aid his recovery."

• EN 393 / EN ISO 12402-5: 50N BUOYANCY AIDS:

  "Have a buoyancy of no less than 50 Newton for the average adult. This level is intended for use by those who are competent swimmers and who are near to bank or shore, or who have help and a means of rescue close at hand. These garments have minimal bulk, but they are of limited use in disturbed water, and cannot be expected to keep the user safe for a long period of time. They do not have sufficient buoyancy to protect people who are unable to help themselves. They require active participation by the user."