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Totally Enclosed Lifeboat

Totally enclosed lifeboat is used on the tanker, dry cargo vessel, offshore platform, etc. The boats are used to protect and provide an escape in an emergency evacuation or accident happen onboard or offshore platform. The boats are launched and recovered by gravity davits, platform davits, or hydraulic davits.

NML50C

 Dimensions: 5.00 x 1.85 x 0.90M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤16P
Hook Distiance : 4.64M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 3500KG
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NM58F/C

 Dimensions: 5.85×2.78×1.20M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤45P
Hook Distiance : 5.45M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 6762.5 kg/6492.5 kg
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NM85F/C

 Dimensions: 8.50 x 3.20 x 1.25M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤85P
Hook Distiance : 8.00M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 11698KG/11366KG
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NM117F/C

 Dimensions: 11.70 x 3.70 x 1.25M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤150P
Hook Distiance : 11.20M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 20332KG/19172KG
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NM50F/C

 Dimensions: 5.00 x 2.20 x 1.10M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤26P
Hook Distiance : 4.60M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 4610KG/4310KG
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NM65F/C

 Dimensions: 6.50 x 2.32 x 1.10M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤36P
Hook Distiance : 6.10M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 5920KG/5600KG
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NM95F/C

 Dimensions: 9.50 x 3.70 x 1.25M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤115P
Hook Distiance : 8.90M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 15087.5KG/14687.5KG
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NM57F/C

 Dimensions: 5.70 x 2.32 x 1.10M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤30P
Hook Distiance : 5.30M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 5086KG/4748KG
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NM75F/C

 Dimensions: 7.55 x 2.78 x 1.20M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤60P
Hook Distiance : 7.10M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 8300KG/7950KG
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NM103F/C

 Dimensions: 10.30 x 3.70 x 1.25M
 Capacity (pers. at 82.5 kg): ≤130P
Hook Distiance : 9.73M
Speed: ≥6 Knots
Fullweight: 16908KG/16343KG
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Standard

Totally enclosed lifeboat has complied with LIFE-SAVING APPLIANCE CODE MSC.218(82) & MSC.272(85) and tested in accordance with MSC. 81(70) and its amendments MSC.226(82) &MSC.274(85).

Types

C-common type 
F-fire proof type  

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Range

Model

Dimensions

Capacity

(pers. at 82.5 kg)

Hook

Distiance 

Engine

Fullweight

NML50C

5.00 x 1.85 x 0.90M

16P

4.64M

380J-3 

3500KG

NM50F/C

5.00 x 2.20 x 1.10M

26P

4.60M

 380J-3

4610KG/4310KG

NM57F/C

5.70 x 2.32 x 1.10M

 30P 5.30M 380J-3 5086KG/4748KG

NM58F/C

5.85 x 2.78 x 1.20M

45P

5.45M

 380J-3

6762.5KG/6492.5KG

NM65F/C

6.50 x 2.32 x 1.10M

36P

6.10M

 380J-3

5920KG/5600KG

NM75F/C

7.55 x 2.78 x 1.20M

60P

7.10M

 380J-3

8300KG/7950KG

NM85F/C

8.50 x 3.20 x 1.25M

85P

8.00M

 380J-3

11698KG/11366KG

NM95F/C

9.50 x 3.70 x 1.25M

115P

8.90M

485J-3

15087.5KG/14687.5KG

NM103F/C

10.30 x 3.70 x 1.25M

130P

9.73M

 485J-3

16908KG/16343KG

NM117F/C

11.70 x 3.70 x 1.25M

150P

11.20M

 485J-3

20332KG/19172KG

Matching Davit

Gravity davit 
Platform davit 
Hydraulic gravity davit 

External Installation Arrangement

General Arrangement

Typical Enclosed Lifeboat Installations

1. Ship installation method

2. Platform installation method

Arrangement of Equipment

① Each seat in the enclosed lifeboat is indicated by a black seating indicator. Seatbelts for passengers are of alternating colors for easy seat identification. Use matching colors on each side of your body when you sit down.

② The crew is using seat belts blue and yellow mutual distinction. The helmsman seat is designated by a RED seat belt and should not be occupied by any other persons.

Attachment of Totally Enclosed Lifeboat

Attachment

Use of eqquipment 

Sea-anchor

① After clearing the distress ship, it is better not to use the engine but using a sea-anchor to reduce the drifting speed and keep the boat in position. 

② When a sea-anchor is streamed, it may keep the boat to lie oriented to wind and sea, and prevent the boat from being broached to the wave, as well as to reduce rolling and prevent overturning. 

③ While streaming a sea-anchor, secure the hawser to the boat stem and pass it through a fair lead and then drop the sea-anchor in water. 

④ Pay out the hawser and tripping line together, let the tripping line a little bit slack and tie its inner end on the boat.

Bilge pump 

① A manual bilge pump is located in the aft of the boat. 

② When the handle is moved back and forth, the bilge is pumped out. 

③ Ensure the end of the suction pipe is clear at all times. 

④ See the pump’s own Manual for full instructions and maintenance/spares information.

Ventilator 

① A self-closing ventilator is provided near the fore hatch. 

② Keep this ventilator open.

Automatic drain valve

A drain valve is located in the bilge at the bow of the boat beneath the floor.

Tank access covers 

There are watertight access covers fitted on the water, equipment, and provisions tanks.

Radar reflector 

① The radar reflector is stowed in the equipment tank alongside the engine.  

② Carefully note the assembly instructions printed on the package.

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