TaylorMade 30' Orange Polyethylene Shell Life Ring T4V571 for Marine Safety

Life Buoy; 30 Inch Diameter; Ring; With Sewn In Beckets To Secure Grab Line; Orange; Unicellular Polyurethane Foam Core/ Polyethylene Shell/ Polypropylene Grab Line; 32 Pound Sea Water Buoyancy; With Black Grab Line; SOLAS (Saving of Lives at Sea) Approved

The TaylorMade T4V571 30-foot orange polyethylene shell life ring is a vital safety device designed for maritime environments. Constructed from durable, high-visibility polyethylene, this life ring ensures maximum visibility in emergency situations. Its bright orange color enhances safety by making it easily identifiable at sea or near water hazards. The lightweight design allows for easy deployment and handling during rescue operations, providing reliable buoyancy and support for individuals in distress.
Built with safety and longevity in mind, the T4V571 features a robust shell that withstands harsh weather conditions and prolonged exposure to water. The life ring is suitable for installation on boats, docks, and other marine facilities where quick access to lifesaving equipment is essential. Its 30-foot size offers ample reach for rescue efforts, making it an effective tool in emergency response scenarios.
Designed by TaylorMade, a trusted name in marine safety equipment, this life ring combines practicality with durability. It requires no special maintenance beyond regular inspection to ensure its integrity. The polyethylene shell is resistant to corrosion, UV rays, and impact, maintaining its performance over time. Whether for commercial or recreational use, the T4V571 life ring provides peace of mind knowing that safety equipment is reliable and ready when needed.

Features:

• Material: Made from durable, high-visibility polyethylene for enhanced safety

• Length: 30 feet for effective rescue reach

• Color: Bright orange for high visibility in emergency situations

• Design: Lightweight and easy to deploy for quick rescue response

• Weather Resistance: Resistant to corrosion, UV rays, and impact for long-term durability