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Old 17 November 2014, 15:29   #1
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Fibrelight Cradle Rescue Stretcher

The Fibrelight Cradle is an innovative overboard recovery system that can be operated by a single person. It can also be used as a boarding ladder, scramble net and stretcher.

It's lighter, more compact, manageable, versatile and lower maintenance than any comparable device.

The Fibrelight Cradle is SOLAS approved by Lloyd's Register

.The Fibrelight Cradle is a new and versatile man overboard recovery system designed primarily for use by small rescue craft, rigid inflatables and ships' lifeboats. Manufactured from PU coated polyester webbing and reinforced with carbon fibre rods, the Fibrelight Cradle is tough, durable, lightweight and easy to handle; it is 1.3m wide by 3m long and weighs approximately 5kg.

The Fibrelight Cradle has many different applications however its primary function is that of a system to recover casualties from the water in the medically preferred horizontal position. To rescue a casualty in this way the cradle is secured at the inboard end and the outboard end is held
outwards by hand, boat hook or bridle depending on the size of the craft. The casualty is then guided on to the cradle and the outboard end is hauled up, bringing them safely on board. Once recovered the casualty can be kept in the cradle if necessary, for use as a stretcher.

In addition to this application the Fibrelight Cradle can be used as a scramble net or boarding ladder to climb into the boat or disembark safely in an emergency, and can assist with casualty recovery from trenches, ditches and other similar locations.

SOLAS approved
No storage bag
Approx 5Kg
Tough and durable - no corrosion or degradation in sea water
Lower maintenance
Compact - easy to roll up for storage


What can it be used for?

The cradle is designed for overboard recovery by rescue craft, rigid inflatables and ship's lifeboats. It can also be used for recovering casualties from falls into trenches, ditches or similar after accidents.


A square grid of woven polyester webbing reinforced with carbon fibre. A 10mm-wide carbon fibre rod is enclosed in a flanged webbing which is fitted into and sewn between the double-thickness pockets of the vertical webbing

RRP £1499.00

Does not include snap shackles or hauling line. As seen in picture.

OPEN TO SENSIBLE OFFERS

Feel free to ask any questions.

Collection from SW London or Buyer to arrange and pay for own courier to collect.
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Old 22 November 2014, 20:36   #2
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Is it made by CQC? They quoted me £670 for a 3m one a couple of months ago.

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