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Palfinger Marine Netherlands BV.
RELEASE MECHANISM FOR LIFERAFTS (LAUNCHED BY A FALL OF FALLS) (CAR 35)
A fall‑of‑falls release mechanism for liferafts that automatically deploys the raft when the davit is lowered, manufactured by Palfinger Marine Netherlands BV.
Persons capacity per SOLAS certification
Capacity
Crew Evacuation / Safety
Medium
Components & Design
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Technical Data
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Common failures & inspection points
●Release hook Mechanismus Korrosion/Blockierung — KRITISCHER Sicherheitsfehler
●Diesel engine start failure due to lack of regular testing
●GRP hull osmotic blistering with prolonged water contact
●Scavenge air system valve failure
●Safety belt/harness aging due to UV/weather
Service & Maintenance
Engine test weekly (min. 5 min). Release hook maintenance annually by approved service (SOLAS MSC.402(96)). GRP hull inspection at docking. 5-year basic survey.
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Equipment Model #2454
· ✓ still in production