Katadyn Survivor 06 and 35
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Katadyn Survivor 06 • The world‘s smallest desalinator • Hand-operated desalinator for 1 - 6 people. • Provides 0.89 litres of water per hour, ensures survival in an emergency • Optimum pump frequency: 40 pumps per minute. • Approved by the U.S. Coast Guard and used by army troops worldwide. • Prescribed equipment for “Around-Alone“ sailing regatta. • High energy efficiency means pumping does not require much effort • Can be operated manually and is not dependent on electricity • Durable design for extreme reliability and long life • Weighs only 1.13kg and is ideal wherever minimum weight is an issue Katadyn Survivor 35 • Compact dimensions, find space for it anywhere • Hand-operated desalinator for up to 20 people. • Provides 4.5 litres of water per hour, ensuring survival in an emergency • Optimum pump frequency: 30 pumps per minute. • Approved by the U.S. Coast Guard and used by militaries worldwide. • Prescribed equipment for “Around-Alone“ sailing regatta. • High energy efficiency means pumping does not require much effort • Can be operated manually and is not dependent on electricity • Durable design for extreme reliability and long life • Weighs only 3.2 kg and is ideal wherever minimum weight is an issue Handle Grip Collapsible Freshwater Container Pressure Indicating rod Submerged Intake Strainer Katadyn Desalination Spectra Watermakers 20 Mariposa Road San Rafael, CA 94901 TEL: 1-415-526-2780 FAX 1-42

Katadyn Survivor Average Pump Rate 40 strokes/min Katadyn Survivor Water Production 1.2 gallons (4.5l)/hour Average Pump Rate 30 strokes/min The World's Smallest Desalinator At 2.5 pounds, the Survivor 06 fits into any emergency kit. You don't have to sacrifice safety because of space or weight constraints. With this compact unit, you can always have fresh water when you need it the most. The 06 is recommended for most life rafts and individual survival kits. The Most Versatile Water Source for Emergencies If you like to cruise, you should have a Survivor 35. It is widely used by the U.S....