Insulated Immersion Suit

An Insulated Immersion Suit typically consists of a full-body suit with built-in insulation, often made of materials like CR neoprene or Terylene textile+TPU, that helps retain body heat and prevent hypothermia. These suits are commonly used by marine personnel, offshore workers, and in search and rescue operations where exposure to cold water is a risk. They are designed to be buoyant, providing additional safety by helping the wearer stay afloat in water.

Overview

Characteristic

Conform to the standard of SOLAS 1974. Approval by CCS, RS, MED.
After immersing in the 0℃-2℃ calm water for 6h, the body core temperature shall not fall more than 2℃.
Adopted Terylene textile+TPU or CR neoprene as main material.
Size range: 150cm-210cm
Storage temperature range: -62℃—+65℃
Minium use temperature: -45℃
The buoyancy material of product designed to be without life jacket is PE foam.
Equipped with life jacket light, whistle, buddy line and lifting becket.