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Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0150 W: 1.3m x H: 2m With Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0150 / SAF0160
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Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
MCA accepted
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0150 W: 1.3m x H: 2m With Strop Attachment White
SAF0150 / SAF0160 /
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0150 W: 1.3m x H: 2m Without Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0150
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0150 W: 1.3m x H: 2m Without Strop Attachment White
SAF0150 /
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0151 W: 1.3m x H: 3m With Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0151 / SAF0160
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
MCA accepted
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0151 W: 1.3m x H: 3m With Strop Attachment White
SAF0151 / SAF0160 /
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
MCA accepted
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0151 W: 1.3m x H: 3m Without Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0151
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
MCA accepted
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0151 W: 1.3m x H: 3m Without Strop Attachment White
SAF0151 /
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0155 W: 1.3m x H: 4m With Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0155 / SAF0160
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Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0155 W: 1.3m x H: 4m With Strop Attachment White
SAF0155 / SAF0160 /
in stock
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Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0155 W: 1.3m x H: 4m Without Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0155
in stock
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Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0155 W: 1.3m x H: 4m Without Strop Attachment White
SAF0155 /
in stock
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Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
MCA accepted
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0153 W: 1.3m x H: 5m With Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0153 / SAF0160
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0153 W: 1.3m x H: 5m With Strop Attachment White
SAF0153 / SAF0160 /
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0153 W: 1.3m x H: 5m Without Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0153
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0153 W: 1.3m x H: 5m Without Strop Attachment White
SAF0153/
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0152 W: 1.3m x H: 6m With Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0152 / SAF0160
in stock
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Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0152 W: 1.3m x H: 6m With Strop Attachment White
SAF0152 / SAF0160 /
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Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0152 W: 1.3m x H: 6m Without Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0152
in stock
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Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0152 W: 1.3m x H: 6m Without Strop Attachment White
SAF0152 /
in stock
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Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0149 W: 1.8m x H: 3m With Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0149 / SAF0160
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0149 W: 1.8m x H: 3m With Strop Attachment White
SAF0149 / SAF0160 /
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0149 W: 1.8m x H: 3m Without Strop Attachment Yellow
SAF0149
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
- MCA accepted
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Compact
- Multiple uses
- No annual servicing required
- 3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
- Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
- Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
- Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
- Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Patents and Certificates
- UK Patent GB2451127
- European Patent 2178743
- US Patent 8905803
- Certificate of Design Registration (IPO) 4028064
- Certificate of Approval
Fibrelight MOB Recovery Cradle: SAF0149 W: 1.8m x H: 3m Without Strop Attachment White
SAF0149 /
in stock
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If the size you need is not provided, please contact a member of our sales team and provide us with your freeboard size.
Details
The Fibrelight Cradle is Man Overboard Recovery Device that has the versatility to recover casualties into many different types and sizes of vessels.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
The Fibrelight Cradle is a maritime recovery system that can be operated by a single crew member. The Cradle also serves as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.
The Fibrelight Cradle is lighter, more compact, better value and more versatile than any comparable devices on the market. The Cradle requires only regular inspections and minimal maintenance, so there is no requirement to pay for annual servicing.
The Cradle has been primarily designed for use by rescue craft, rigid inflatables, ship lifeboats and marinas, however, it is currently in use on many other vessels and in diverse industries.
The Fibrelight Cradle enables MOB recovery by one end of the Cradle being secured to the craft and the outboard end being held away from the boat by hand or boat hook. The MOB is then guided into the Cradle and once securely in the outboard end of the Cradle, the casualty is then hauled in rung by rung. Using this parbuckling action the MOB is safely rolled up and over the side of the craft.
The standard dimensions are 1.3 metres wide by lengths of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 metres, however, bespoke sizes are available to suit the individual needs. A 3m Cradle weighs as little as 5 kilograms. The recommended size of the Cradle should be at least double the length of the freeboard height plus 1 metre, in order to allow the Cradle to reach the water and the outboard end of the Cradle to be held at deck height.
The Cradles are constructed using carbon fibre rods enclosed in flanged tubular webbing. When the webbing tubes are fitted and sewn at right angles between the double thickness pockets of a second webbing, an incredibly strong structure is created. In this way, the rod is fully supported within the vertical members of the Cradle.
ISO 799 strength test required successive rungs to be loaded to over 900kgs and sustained for one minute without failure. The Cradle construction has also been tested and approved for thermal ageing, weathering, UV light, oil resistance and practical performance.
Features
MCA accepted
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Lightweight
Portable
Compact
Multiple uses
No annual servicing required
3 years manufacturers warranty
Optional Extras
Attachment Slings - to add length and convert the cradle from 6 - point linkage to 2 or 3 - point linkage
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
Ballast Rung - to offer sinkage in the muddle rungs of the Cradle, particularly useful when operated from a davit
Extendable Rescue Pole - to assist with bringing the MOB towards the Cradle
Loop-Through Bag - this enables the Cradle to be permanently attached whilst in its weather-proof carrier
