Compact and palm-sized! Lightweight! A life jacket suitable for storage in limited spaces. Disaster preparedness supplies.
We would like to introduce the features of our life jacket 'RBA-100'. It is a type of life jacket that inflates with breath, similar to a float. Since it does not contain foam or gas canisters, it is simple and very compact. It can be carried with one hand and is about one-ninth the size of a conventional life jacket. 【Usage Locations and Purposes】 - Disaster preparedness - Typhoon measures - Heavy rain measures - Tsunami measures *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Size ・Storage state: H15cm × W10cm × D8cm ・Expanded: H60cm × W36cm × D12cm ・Re-stored: H13cm × W18cm × D7cm ■Weight: 280g ■Buoyancy: Initial buoyancy approximately 9kg ■Color: Fluorescent Green *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Takahashi Lifesaving Equipment Co., Ltd. has been consistently manufacturing and selling equipment for lifesaving at the water's edge since its founding by Tadayoshi Takahashi in Osaka in 1935. The founding location, Hanmono-cho in Naniwa Ward, Osaka, was at that time surrounded by many shipyards, and the demand for lifesaving equipment to be installed on commercial vessels built there was the impetus for the company's establishment. After the war, the era entered a period of rapid economic growth. In line with this, Takahashi Lifesaving Equipment Co., Ltd. developed lifesaving equipment for leisure and working boats, and also began manufacturing oil fences and silt fences to protect waterfront environments.