Adult Inflatable Life Jacket Manual and Automatic Type Inflatable Life Vest

Product Description

Adult Inflatable Life Jacket Manual and Automatic Type Inflatable Life Vest







Features:

Work life jacket 
Buoyancy >75N
Approval  CCS/EC
Buoyant Material EPE Foamed Polyethylene
Specification: (58*45*5)cm
Package: 12piece/case (80*50*30)cm
Application for seafarers on board or in the shore dealing with water operations




Parameters:
 

Name	Buoyancy	Purpose
Ordinary Life Jacket	Over150N	Used for the seaman and passenger in sea or life saving
Child Life Jacket	Over5kg	Used for the seaman and passenger in sea or life saving
Work Life Jacket	Over7.5kg	Only to be used by seaman during working
Adult Life Jacket	Over147N	Used for the seaman and passenger in sea or life saving
Inflatable Life Jacket	Over150N	Used for the seaman and passenger in sea or life saving
Three-piece Work Life Jacket	Over150N	Used for the seaman and passenger in sea or working

PFDs for Adults:

Get the right size: For adults, your chest size-not your weight-will determine what size PFD you need. (For children, their weight will determine the size.) To get your chest size, measure the circumference of your chest at its broadest point. Use this number along with the PFD manufacturer's size recommendations to find the right size for you. You can find sizing information on REI product pages.

To get the right fit for your PFD, follow these steps:

With a standard PFD, loosen all the straps, put the PFD on and zip it up. With an inflatable, put it on over your head (if it's a vest style) or clip it around your waist (if it's a waistpack style).
Start at the waist and tighten all the straps. If it has shoulder straps, tighten them last. It should feel snug but not uncomfortable.
With a standard PFD, have someone pull up on the PFD shoulders. If it moves up past your nose or head, tighten the straps. If it still moves up, the PFD is too large.
A properly sized PFD should be snug and fit like a glove, yet allow you to move freely and not chafe while paddling and playing.
PFD fit tips:

To get the best feel and fit when trying on a PFD, wear the clothes you would while paddling.
Check your movements to make sure it's comfortable and won't chafe you while paddling. If you're a stand up paddle boarder, grab a paddle and mimic the motion of paddling. If you're a kayaker or canoer, do this in your own boat at home, or in a floor model if you're at an REI store. This will simulate how it feels while actually paddling.
If you're a kayaker, take note of how the PFD works with the seat. The PFD shouldn't ride up or feel uncomfortable. Most kayakers find that a short PFD works best.
If possible, test your PFD in a pool or shallow water to see how it works. It should not ride up or slip over your chin while floating.
The more straps a PFD has, the more adjustments can be made to customize its fit.
Women-specific PFDs typically offer a better fit than unisex ones for females thanks to contoured cups for bust lines and styles made for women's torso lengths.