Jason's Cradle - Man Overboard Cradle | SOLAS Approved Jasons Cradle Retrieval System

The Jason's Cradle is a martime rescue device & Cradle MOB system used globally in every military, commercial, rescue, and leisure area within the marine sector. Using the Jasons crade as your preferred recovery system -allows you to retrieve casualties who are unable to assist themselves due to injury, or high freeboard.

What Size Cradle Do I Need?

To determine the right sized cradle for you - typically allow 1m below the water line, and 1m above the freeboard. Allowing an additional length of 2m over the freeboard height - select this through our drop-down menu. 

How does the Jason's Cradle work?

• The Standard Cradle is simply fixed to the deck or rail enables for rapid deployment within seconds
• The Standard Cradle can be easily rolled up for
  stowage
• Deployment of the Cradle forms a non-collapsible scoop
• The casualty is guided into the cradle head first
• A Strop and/or Hauling lines are pulled to close the loop
• A co-ordinated & methodical lift takes place.
• Casualty is retrieved by rolling onto the deck in the medically preferred horizontal position

Key Features and Equipment Benefits:

• SOLAS Approved
• Complies with LSA code, Regulation I/1.2
• The Standard unit is suitable for most vessels with up to 5m freeboard.
• Offers 3 width options: The FRC Kit, The Scramble net, The Stretcher unit
• Available in widths up to 1.05m / 1050mm
• Reduces the possibility of “dry drowning” - known as Circum Rescue Collapse.
• Recovering a horizontal casualty in the water to survival craft or ship

Specification: 

• SOLAS approved by Lloyd’s Register
• Suitable for 5m of freeboard
• 3 width options: The FRC Kit, The Scramble Net, The Stretcher unit
• Available in widths up to 1.05m
• Polythene HDPE, LDPE caps
• 16 stainless steel link components
• Delrin 100T High Tensile Plastic Rungs
• Breaking load: 3200k
• 25” rope strop & 5m—16mm hauling lines
• Supplied with snap shackles
• Tensile tested in excess of 1 metric tonne