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DSB SOLAS-B 6P

DSB Marine DSB SOLAS-B 6P is identified in the source list as a inflatable life raft (solas-b). It is stowed on deck at an approved survival-craft station in a container, cradle or launching arrangement appropriate to the raft type. Its purpose is to provide emergency flotation, shelter and survival equipment for persons abandoning the vessel. The existing database record provides no additional model-specific operating figure beyond the listed designation and category. The category identifies the raft arrangement, while approved capacity, equipment pack, launching method and servicing requirements are specific to the certified unit. The exact model and category distinguish launching method, equipment pack and approved capacity; these must be read from the raft certificate and markings.

DSB Marine DSB SOLAS-B 6P

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity persons 6

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Common failures & inspection points

●Container, valise or securing damage caused by weather, impact or poor stowage, resulting in visible deterioration or compromised deployment readiness
●Inflation-system leakage or cylinder problems caused by corrosion, seal deterioration or servicing defects, resulting in failed or incomplete inflation
●Fabric, seam or valve deterioration caused by age, UV exposure or contamination, resulting in leakage or loss of buoyancy
●Hydrostatic-release or weak-link problems where fitted caused by expiry, incorrect installation or corrosion, resulting in unreliable float-free release
●Davit or launching-attachment defects where applicable caused by corrosion, wear or incorrect rigging, resulting in difficulty launching the raft safely

Service & Maintenance

Inspect external condition, securing, painter arrangement, cradle and launching access without opening a sealed raft that requires approved shore servicing. Check service and release-unit dates and verify that identification and capacity markings remain legible. Inspect davit hooks or lifting points where the raft is designed for davit launching. Keep embarkation and launching areas clear and ensure operating instructions are available. Any sealed-container opening, inflation-system work or internal equipment inspection should follow the approved service-station regime. Refer to the certificate, manufacturer instructions and statutory requirements for exact service intervals and replacement criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Onboard spares are normally limited to approved securing items, release units where permitted, signage and launching-arrangement consumables rather than internal raft components. Internal survival equipment, cylinders, valves and fabric repairs belong within the approved servicing system. Use only parts and service stations accepted for the certified raft.
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