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The Rescue Hook with Signal Flag is a 5 m floating lifesaving hook designed for quays, piers, harbors, marinas and beaches where a person in the water must be reached quickly and pulled safely toward land.
Its long reach, floating design and high visibility make it a practical rescue tool for public waterfront environments where fast response and safe distance matter.
The Rescue Hook with Signal Flag is designed for waterfront environments where a person in the water must be reached from land without delay. It is suitable for quays, piers, harbors, marinas, beaches and other public waterside areas where rescue equipment must be visible, easy to understand and ready for immediate use.
Unlike shorter tools or general-purpose hooks, this product is built specifically for lifesaving. The 5 meter length allows rescuers to reach both farther out and deeper down from the edge, while the spreading three-pronged hook improves the chance of quickly catching clothing or making contact with the person in distress.
The lightweight powder-coated aluminium shaft supports controlled handling during urgent situations, while the floating construction helps prevent loss if the hook is dropped into the water. In practical use, this improves both readiness and reliability in exposed outdoor environments.
The product supports waterfront safety planning in environments where visible, accessible lifesaving equipment is recommended. It aligns well with Shore Safety’s long-standing focus on rescue equipment developed for public use near water.
| Width | Tube diameter: 37 mm |
|---|---|
| Length | 5 m |
| Height | – |
| Weight | 2.6 kg |
| Material | Powder-coated aluminum |
| Color | Red hook and red/yellow signal flag |
| Reflectors | Yes |
| Special | Developed per Swedish MSB recommendations |
The rescue hook should be placed where it is easy to see, easy to access and close to likely rescue points along the waterfront. Typical locations include quays, piers, marina walkways, beaches, rescue stations and lifesaving posts. Position the hook so it can be removed quickly without tools and used immediately from the edge.
The product should remain clearly marked as rescue equipment and should not be mixed with general work tools. High visibility is important, so the hook should be installed together with suitable signage, and the signal flag and reflectors should remain unobstructed. Where relevant, combine it with other public rescue equipment such as lifebuoys, rescue ladders or rescue rafts.
With the spreading three-pronged hook, you can quickly sweep large water surfaces and easily catch hold of the person in distress or their clothing.
The rescue hook is powder-coated in red and fitted with reflectors for high visibility.
With a length of 5 meters, it reaches far and can grapple deep without putting your own life at risk.
With its red color, red/yellow signal flag, decals, and reflectors, the rescue hook is easy to locate and immediately understood as a lifesaving tool.
The rescue hook floats and can also be used as a flotation aid.
Built for real conditions, not just specifications.
With decades of experience in waterside safety, our equipment is designed, tested, and manufactured in Sweden to perform where it matters most. Every product meets strict MSB requirements and is made to deliver reliable, long-term safety in demanding environments.
Designed to last — and backed accordingly.
Our lifesaving equipment is engineered for durability, dependable performance, and minimal maintenance throughout its lifecycle. Tested under Nordic conditions, each product is built for long service life and consistent function, so you can trust it to be ready when needed.
From our facility to yours — safely and efficiently.
All equipment is shipped directly from Sweden through trusted logistics partners. This ensures reliable delivery, consistent quality control, and predictable lead times, so products arrive secure, on time, and ready for installation.
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