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The Shore Safety Lifebuoy with Throw Line is a rescue buoy designed for quays, piers, harbors, marinas and other waterfront environments where fast surface rescue is required.
It is built for visible, reliable deployment in demanding waterside environments where immediate access to rescue equipment is essential.
The Shore Safety Lifebuoy is designed for waterfront environments where a person in the water must be reached quickly from shore, quay, pier or dock edge. It is suitable for public spaces, industrial waterfronts, marinas, harbors, beaches and other areas where rescue equipment must be visible, easy to understand and immediately accessible.
The product helps rescuers support a person in distress without entering the water. Its buoyancy is designed to keep the casualty afloat, while the integrated throw line helps the rescuer establish contact and assist from a safer distance. This makes the lifebuoy a practical rescue component in locations where response time and clear use matter.
The design focuses on fast recognition and simple deployment. The red body and reflective high-visibility details improve visual detection, while the illustrated instructions on the handle support intuitive use in stressful situations. The enclosed line storage also helps protect the throw line from sunlight and wear during long-term outdoor installation.
For many waterfront settings, lifebuoys are part of broader safety planning and rescue preparedness. This product supports installations where visible lifesaving equipment is required or recommended as part of site-specific risk management and waterside safety measures.
| Width | Outer diameter: 0,73 m |
|---|---|
| Length | Throw line: 25 m (integrated and protected inside the handle) |
| Height | – |
| Weight | 50kg |
| Material | Polyurethane foam (closed cell, UV-resistant) |
| Color | Red, Yellow, White |
| Reflectors | High-visibilty yellow white reflectors |
| Special | Supports 2 persons, Applicable for quays, beaches, harbors, marinas, waterfronts, Compliant with SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) convention, IMO and MED (Marine Equipment Directive) requirements. |
The lifebuoy should be installed in a clearly visible and easily accessible position close to the water edge, where rescue equipment may need to be deployed without delay. It should be placed so that users can quickly remove and throw it toward a person in the water, while maintaining safe footing on shore, quay, pier or dock.
For best practical use, the installation point should be unobstructed and easy to identify from a distance. In exposed or high-traffic waterfront environments, the lifebuoy should be combined with suitable mounting, signage or a complete rescue station so the equipment remains protected, visible and ready for immediate use.
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The lifebuoy has enough buoyancy to support two people.
The throw line is 25 m long and stored inside the handle, protected from sunlight.
The lifebuoy is easy to locate thanks to its red color and high-visibility yellow reflectors.
The illustrated instructions on the line handle make it immediately clear how to use it.
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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