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Marine Fire Safety Showcases New 14 Person Liferaft at Seawork

Marine Fire Safety, specialists in firefighting and lifesaving equipment for the marine industry, will be showcasing a new 14 person ISO 9650-1 Type 1 liferaft at the show.

This raft is a welcome addition to the company’s expanding fire and safety product offering and liferaft hire fleet, aimed at the commercial marine market.

Mark Bresnahan, MD at Marine Fire Safety comments; ‘We have worked closely with the team at Seago, to deliver this raft to the Seawork show. This new ISO 14-person raft provides a more cost effective and space-saving solution for many of our customers in the small commercial and charter market.

Until very recently a vessel carrying 14 crew would need two rafts to meet their onboard safety criteria, whereas now they only require one raft. Whether our customers purchase or hire their rafts, this 14-person ISO liferaft option, offers a significant cost saving per year, not to mention the extra deck space, weight reduction and Seago’s 18 year warranty. All of which are major benefits.”

“It’s important for us as a fire and lifesaving equipment safety provider to continuously strengthen our product portfolio in order to deliver up-to-date exacting solutions to our customers.”

In addition, the team will be exhibiting their Stat-X fire suppression systems at the show, alongside their full range of life saving equipment, which includes liferaft hire, sales and servicing, lifejackets.

New and existing customers will have the opportunity to discuss their fire and safety servicing and supply options with the team, all of which is supported by Marine Fire Safety’s UK service network.

Following the successful launch of the Workboat 1.2.3 package at last year’s show, the team will be once again highlighting the many benefits that this fully managed fire and safety package offers their customers. 

Visitors will have the opportunity to discuss their fire and safety requirements with the team on stand: E13 and discuss tailored safety packages to suit exacting requirements.

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