About this item 23 Inch Size& Large Load-bearing Capacity, Suitable for Children — The outer diameter for national standard OURISON Boat Safety Throw Ring is 23inch (59CM), inner diameter 14inch (35CM), thickness 3.9inch (9.9CM), lifebuoy weight 1.5KG (3.31lbs) and its recommended load-bearing is less than 200kg (440.9lbs). The lifebuoy needs to be used together with the OURISON 98.4ft (30M)Water Floating Lifesaving Rope Lifeline to facilitate long-distance rescue of people who fall into the water. Premium Material, Long Service Life — The outer shell of the OURISON lifebuoy ring is made of plastic (high-density polyethylene), and the inside is made of solid foam (polyurethane). It is wear fall impact corrosion-resistant, better waterproof, and safe. The Water Floating Lifesaving Rope– High-strength polypropylene& multi-strand wire core, high tensile strength, load-bearing 800KG (1763.7lbs), tensile& drag resistance, anti-aging material, easy to knot, non-absorbent, good floatability. International Standard Large Buoyancy — There is no need to inflate the life preserver ring. Its inside is solid foam. After being soaked in fresh water for 24 hours, its buoyancy is greater than 14.5KG (31.97lbs). Humanized Detail Design — White nylon rope round the life rings for boats is anti-aging, strong and durable. It is easier for drowning people to grasp the lifebuoy. The rope is also convenient for hanging. The reflective fluorescent tape makes it easier for rescuers to find the drowning people when the light shines at night, so they will not miss the golden rescue time. Widely Used — Marine plastic boat life rings lifebuoys are usually used in emergency rescue and flood prevention, marine ports, wild rafting, reservoirs, and other open waters. OURISON Boat Life Preserver Ring with 98.4FT Water Floating Lifesaving Rope set is suitable for lifesaving in the fire brigade, ships, yachts, marine lifesaving, flood control, marine police, swimming pools, rafting, reservoirs, sewage plants, water construction operations, flood fighting, and disaster relief, etc.
