4 Containers for open reversible inflatable liferafts
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4 Containers for open reversible inflatable liferafts

  4.1 The open reversible liferafts shall be packed in a container that is:

  • .1 so constructed as to withstand conditions encountered at sea;

  • .2 of sufficient inherent buoyancy, when packed with the liferaft and its equipment, to pull the painter from within and to operate the inflation mechanism shall the craft sink; and

  • .3 far as practicable, watertight, except for drain holes in the container bottom.

  4.2 The container shall be marked with:

  • .1 maker's name or trademark;

  • .2 serial number;

  • .3 the number of persons it is permitted to carry;

  • .4 non-SOLAS reversible;

  • .5 type of emergency pack enclosed;

  • .6 date when last serviced;

  • .7 length of painter;

  • .8 maximum permitted height of stowage above waterline (depending on drop-test height); and

  • .9 launching instructions.


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