QUALITY STANDARDS All Crewsaver Lifejackets, Buoyancy Aids, Harnesses and Safety Lines are fully Approved and CE Marked. All Crewsaver Lifejackets carry an EN (European Standard) number - for 275N Lifejackets. These standards, which also have the status of British Standards, are intended to ensure that all Lifejackets sold in this country meet very stringent requirements regarding the design, performance, materials and components used and even give guidelines regarding the information to be provided to the customer The CEN Standard is based on three main reasons for wearing a deck Safety Harness, e.g. to secure the wearer on deck, prevent them from falling into water and to assist their recovery back onto the deck. They are not intended to prevent falls from a height. The Standard also states that in the case of a combined Lifejacket and Safety Harness, both elements must be tested and have separate This is the equivalent of the CE Standard for Lifejackets, that must be applied to all SOLAS equipment for use on commercial vessels. Approval to this directive is represented by the ships wheel. Crewsaver is approved by Lloyds Register Quality of Assurance to ISO 9001 the scope of which ■ includes the design and manufacture of marine safety equipment. Part of being an ISO 9001 company requires that during the manufacturing stage, critical materials including all components (inflator material, inflation head, components of harness and webbing) are batch recorded. This enables each individual component to be targeted and isolated, should a Quality Control Manager not be 100% certain that it is safe for production use. How is quality controlled during the manufacturing process? At Crewsaver the manufacture of life saving equipment is never taken lightly. As legislation toughens, Crewsaver are always one step ahead to ensure that the final product supplied to you is above the basic level of quality required. Testing is continuous throughout the manufacturing cycle of each inflatable Lifejacket. For example the inflation chambers of the Lifejackets are manufactured in batches. The first inflator from each batch is subjected to a test whereby it is inflated manually to a specified pressure, the equivalent of a double inflation. When might a Lifejacket double inflate when in real use? On sensing danger, and as a precaution, the wearer might inflate the Lifejacket by mouth. If the wearer then enters the water, and the Lifejacket is automatically operated, the C02 cylinder would then discharge into the inflator, thus causing a double inflation. On completion of the batch each inflator is inflated to 3lb/sq inch and must maintain that pressure for 30 minutes. After the inflators have been sewn into the Lifejackets, the completed Lifejackets are passed to our Packing Department where they are subjected to a further inflation test of 30 minutes at 3lb/sq inch. Finally each Lifejacket is carefully inspected for any minor flaws or imperfections before it is packed ready to send out. Mumby Road, Gosport, Hampshire, P012 1AQ United Kingdom Crewsaver and the Crewsaver symbol are registered trade marks of Cosaltplc Designed and produced by: FdK Design Consultants +44(0)1306 741343. Product photography by: Steve Mallaby and David Streten. Photography supplied by: Kirstin Prisk and Ocean Images. Details correct at time of printing, October 2007. We reserve the right to change specifications and prices without prior notice. Every effort has been taken to ensure that the colours and information within this catalogue are as accurate as possible. embracing the spirit of life Premier water sports equipment

The UK's premier water sports equipment Crewsaver reached its landmark 50th anniversary last year. That's 50 years of designing, developing and manufacturing safety equipment and sailing attire to enable you and your friends to enjoy your sport, or work with total A worldwide reputation for quality, performance and comfort such as ours requires the highest standards of research, design and manufacture and each year we strive to offer you a comprehensive range to suit the needs of tomorrow, rather than today. Our design and production teams are constantly developing our ranges, locating the latest...

How to make the right lifejacket choice The decision as to which Lifejacket you should purchase depends very much on the style, location and conditions of sailing that you intend on doing. All our Lifejackets are designed and manufactured to a distinct set of British and European guidelines and regulations. These are in place to ensure that the difference between products classified as Lifejackets and those classified as Buoyancy Aids The most noticeable factor is the buoyancy rating (measured in Newtons). A Lifejacket must have a buoyancy rating of 100N or more. Our range of Lifejackets is split...

Inflatable Lifejackets best in British quality, inflatable Lifejackets manufacturers aspire. Worn the world over by those that appreciate • Design - with its "fold flat" shoulder panel and "clear neck" design, the Crewfit is light, comfortable and stylish • Style - available in Red, Blue or Black, the Crewsaver logo adds prestige to • Service - the best you can expect from an award winning manufacturer • Support - from an extensive world wide network of chandlers and service agents • A strong lifting becket enables speedy • Non-clog whistle, for hailing help • All Lifejackets are approved to...

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