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MarkusNet Fast Rescue Craft (FRC) Nets - For Use on SOLAS type MOB Rescue Boats - Markus FRC Net for Fast Rescue Crafts and Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIB)

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The Markus SCN series FRC scramble nets are essential MOB retrieval tools, suitable for SOLAS and commercial vessels. These nets ensure adherance with the SOLAS III/-17 standard, supporting the safe recovery of both conscious and unconscious individuals. Their robust design enables effective boarding or horizontal lifting of MOBs in alignment with SOLAS guidelines.

MarkusNet FRC Recovery Nets - Designed for SOLAS MOB Rescue Boats - Markus Rescue Nets for Fast Response In-Water Man Overboard Rescue

Fast Rescue Craft (FRC) Nets are specifically designed for SOLAS-compliant MOB (Man Overboard) Rescue Boats, providing a versatile solution for MOB recovery. These nets allow for efficient horizontal recovery of unconscious individuals using the parbuckle method. Additionally, they function as a scramble net or emergency ladder, enhancing versatility in rescue scenarios. Ideal for Fast Rescue Crafts (FRCs) and Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIBs), they are suitable for vessels with a fastening point positioned less than 250cm above the waterline.

Each model is tailored to different freeboard heights, ensuring maximum versatility for various vessel types. These fast rescue craft nets provide a reliable solution for MOB recovery while aligning with the newest industry standards.

Key Features & Equipment Benefits:

  • Compliance: Adheres to SOLAS III/-17 standard for MOB retrieval (> 12 persons, and including FRCs).
  • Design: Enables boarding or horizontal recovery of conscious/unconscious MOBs.
  • Materials: Equipped with an orange-red PVC/polyester fabric storage bag.
  • Ease of Use: Features 7 buckles for rail fastening or compatibility with link pipes.
  • Performance: Requires a 1.5-2m water extension for best function.
  • Fixing Method: Equipped with 7 fastening buckles for secure attachment to rails or link pipes.
  • Effective Deployment: Nets must extend 1.5–2m into the water for optimal use.
  • Configurations: Available in multiple sizes, catering to various freeboard lengths and vessel requirements.
  • Rung Design: Wide rungs (6, 8, 10, or 12) ensure stability and ease of use for conscious or unconscious MOB recovery.
  • Storage: Supplied with an orange-red PVC/polyester fabric storage bag for easy stowage and quick deployment.
  • Applications: Suitable for SOLAS vessels, passenger ships, commercial vessels carrying more than 12 persons, and Fast Rescue Craft (FRCs).
  • Freeboard Compatibility: Designed to suit freeboard lengths ranging from 1m to 2.5m.
  • Horizontal Recovery: Enables retrieval in the preferred SOLAS horizontal position, reducing the risk of further injury during rescue.

Technical Information:

  • Orange Red PVC / Polyester fabric storage bag
  • Easy fastening with 7 buckles to rail or with available link pipe
  • Must extend into the water by 1.5-2m
  • Adheres to newest SOLAS Standard
  • 6-12 rungs wide
  • Net sizes of 250-400cm long 
  • Suitable for FRC’s and rigid inflatable boats with a fastening point less than 250cm from the water.

 

Model Length Freeboard Fixing Range Rungs Wide Width (Approx.)
SCN6-250 2.5m Up to 1m 6 rungs 122cm (~4ft)
SCN6-250B 2.5m Up to 1m 6 rungs 122cm (~4ft)

SPECIFICATION

 

Compliance

  • SOLAS III/-17 standard for MOB retrieval.

 

Design & Applications

  • Enables horizontal or boarding recovery of conscious/unconscious MOBs.

  • Markus FRC nets adhere to the new SOLAS standard (III/-17) for the retrieval of persons in the water. 

 

Material & Construction

  • Durable PVC/polyester fabric with abrasion resistance and UV stabilisation.

  • Marine-grade stainless steel or corrosion-resistant alloy buckles.

  • Wide rungs (6, 8, 10, or 12) ensure stability and usability.

 

Dimensions & Compatibility

  • Available in various sizes for freeboard lengths of 1m to 2.5m.

  • Requires a water extension of 1.5–2m for optimal performance.

 

Fixing & Storage

  • Features 7 fastening buckles for secure rail or link pipe attachment.

  • Compact storage in orange-red PVC/polyester fabric bags for rapid deployment.

 

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What is a MarkusNet man overboard recovery net?

MarkusNet is a marine rescue system designed to help recover a person who has fallen overboard and bring them back aboard a vessel. The net supports the casualty during recovery and can be used with different lifting arrangements, depending on the model and the vessel's setup.

The range includes recovery nets for leisure boats, commercial vessels and offshore installations, as well as scramble nets, emergency ladders, Fast Rescue Craft (FRC) nets and evacuation nets.

How does a MarkusNet work?

A MarkusNet is deployed over the side of a vessel so that the casualty can be brought into or supported by the net. The crew can then recover the person manually or use a suitable lifting arrangement, depending on the model and the casualty's condition.

The MS series can support recovery in standing, seated or horizontal positions. For an unconscious casualty, the net can be used with a suitable lifting arrangement to support horizontal recovery. Some models can also be used as an emergency ladder.

The equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Crew should practise the recovery procedure as part of the vessel's man overboard plan.

What are the benefits of MarkusNet recovery equipment?

MarkusNet provides recovery options for different vessel types and operational requirements. Depending on the model, features include:

  • Different recovery positions: Selected systems support recovery in standing, seated or horizontal positions.

  • Manual or assisted lifting: Models can be used with suitable manual or mechanical lifting arrangements.

  • Multiple applications: Certain nets can also be used as scramble nets or emergency ladders.

  • Options for different freeboards: The range includes systems for smaller boats and vessels with higher recovery points.

  • Compact storage: Products are supplied in suitable storage bags or containers, depending on the model.

The available features and intended uses vary across the range, so check the specifications for the individual product before choosing equipment.

Can a MarkusNet be used as both a ladder and a recovery net?

Some MarkusNet products are designed for more than one application. Depending on the model, the equipment may be used to recover a person from the water, provide a scramble net for climbing aboard or act as an emergency ladder.

For example, the MS series can support casualty recovery and can also serve as an emergency ladder in suitable low-freeboard applications. The SCN scramble net range is designed for climbing and recovery, including horizontal recovery using an appropriate parbuckling arrangement.

Not every model has the same functions or approvals. Check the manufacturer's instructions to confirm the intended applications of the product you require.

What MarkusNet products do you stock and have in your range?

I.C. Brindle supplies a range of MarkusNet products for man overboard recovery, emergency access and specialist marine applications.

Which MarkusNet product should I choose?

The right product depends on the vessel, the distance between the water and the recovery point, the intended recovery method and any applicable approval requirements.

The right MarkusNet depends on the vessel, recovery height and intended application. The range includes the MS recovery nets for different vessel types, alongside a selection of scramble and escape nets.

The SCN4 MOB Net is designed for escape and climbing applications, with lengths available from 1.5 m to 12 m. The SCN6, SCN8, SCN10 and SCN12 scramble nets are available in different widths, from 1.2 m to 2.4 m, with vertical lengths from 4.5 m to 12 m for the larger versions. These models provide options for different vessel layouts and recovery requirements.

Other products include FRC nets for compatible rescue craft and direct access MOB emergency ladders for helping people climb back aboard where they are physically able to do so.

Need help choosing the right MarkusNet? Contact I.C. Brindle with your vessel type, measured freeboard, intended recovery arrangement and any approval requirements. Our team can help you identify suitable products and configurations.

What approvals does the MarkusNet range have?

Selected MarkusNet products hold marine approvals for specific applications. The MS.05 to MS.30 models are listed with Lloyd's Register type approval. Certain scramble net and FRC configurations also have specific information regarding adherance to SOLAS III /-17.

Any certification, approvals or acceptance depends on the product, model and intended application. Not every item in the MarkusNet range should be assumed to have the same status. Before ordering, check the relevant certificate and confirm that the selected equipment meets the requirements applicable to your vessel, its flag state and intended use.

What types of vessels carry or can use MarkusNet equipment?

MarkusNet offers recovery equipment for different vessel types and freeboards. The MS.00 Sailing and MS.02 Boating are designed for suitable smaller boats, while the MS.05 to MS.30 range covers different recovery heights for larger vessels.

The SCN4 provides an escape and climbing net option suitable for workboats and lifeboats, while the SCN6-SCN12 scramble nets offer different widths for larger vessels such as cargo ships, where higher freeboards can make recovery more challenging. Dedicated FRC nets are also available for compatible Fast Rescue Craft and RIBs which are close from water-to-deck.

The right model depends on your vessel's freeboard, attachment points, recovery arrangements and any applicable approval requirements.

Need help choosing the right MarkusNet? Contact I.C. Brindle with your vessel type, measured freeboard and intended application, and our team can help identify suitable options.

Does MarkusNet equipment require servicing or maintenance?

Follow the manufacturer's instructions for inspecting, cleaning, storing and maintaining your MarkusNet equipment. Check it regularly for damage or wear, and arrange an assessment if its condition is uncertain or it has been used in a rescue.

I.C. Brindle offers MarkusNet servicing - Contact I.C. Brindle with the product model and any available service history so we can discuss the appropriate next steps.

What MarkusNet spares and accessories are available?

I.C. Brindle supplies MarkusNet accessories, including SCN link pipes with ropes for compatible scramble nets. These are available for the SCN6, SCN8, SCN10 and SCN12 models. Fixing arrangements and other components depend on the net and vessel configuration.

What are MarkusNet link pipes used for?

MarkusNet link pipes with ropes provide an attachment arrangement for compatible scramble nets, helping crews deploy the equipment on the vessel. The correct link pipe depends on the net model, so check compatibility before ordering.

How do I choose the correct MarkusNet accessory?

The correct accessory depends on your MarkusNet model and the vessel's installation or deployment arrangement. For example, SCN link pipes are specific to the SCN6, SCN8, SCN10 and SCN12 net configurations. Check the product specifications or contact our team if you are unsure which component you need.

Where can I buy MarkusNet equipment from stock?

I.C. Brindle supplies a range of MarkusNet products, with selected products from the range in stock ready for despatch, including a wide range of recovery nets, scramble nets, FRC nets, emergency ladders, evacuation nets and compatible accessories.

Looking for MarkusNet equipment for your vessel? Contact I.C. Brindle with your vessel type, freeboard, intended application and any required approvals. Our team can help you identify the relevant products and available configurations.