Deck safety ropes are essential marine safety equipment designed to prevent falls overboard. They are typically made from durable, weather-resistant materials for long-lasting use. These ropes provide secure handholds and barriers on deck, enhancing crew and passenger safety.

Deck Safety Ropes:
Size: 8mm to 16mm diameter
Grade: EN 1891 (Type A or B), EN 892 (Dynamic Rope)
Material: Polyester, Nylon, or Polypropylene
Breaking Strength: 15 kN to 40 kN
Elongation: ≤5% (static), ≤40% (dynamic)
Buoyancy: Optional (floating ropes available)

Marine Safety Equipment (Life Rafts):
Size: 4-person to 50-person capacity
Grade: SOLAS, ISO 9650, or MED certified
Material: PVC or Polyurethane-coated fabric
Buoyancy: Inherent (inflatable chambers)
Deployment: Automatic or manual inflation
Viscosity: N/A (not applicable)

Marine Safety Equipment (Life Jackets):
Size: Adult, Child, Universal
Grade: SOLAS, ISO 12402, or USCG approved
Material: Nylon or Neoprene with foam or inflatable bladders
Buoyancy: 150N to 275N
Viscosity: N/A (not applicable)

Marine Safety Equipment (Throw Lines):
Size: 15m to 30m length, 6mm to 10mm diameter
Grade: EN 1496 or ISO 12401 compliant
Material: Polyester or Polypropylene
Buoyancy: Floating options available
Breaking Strength: ≥10 kN

Deck Safety Ropes and Marine Safety Equipment typically comply with maritime standards such as SOLAS, ISO 12401, and EN 1095. Always verify with the manufacturer for specific certifications.