Products

Pacific Coast Liferaft supplies more than just liferafts. We also handle life rings, E.P.I.R.B.s, hydrostatic release units and more. All survival equipment packed into a liferaft is also available for individual purchase. Time dated items such as flares, and rations are purchased regularly during the year to ensure the freshest date possible from the manufacturer. Call us for a quote on earthquake supply kits.


Other products we carry include:

The Fitzwright 9700 Immersion Suit

One the easiest suits to work in. This Transport Canada Approved suit has convenient features such as tethered gloves for "Hands free" dexterity, and slim, tapered legs. These features allow you to easily perform Emergency Duties while providing thermal and life-saving protection in the event of abandonment into the water.

This suit is flexible and resilient through temperatures ranging from -30 to 60 degrees Celsius. Every suit is triple glued and stitched for superior resistance to stress.

The Fitzwright 9700 Immersion Suit

Rescue Boats

Four and Six person, Transport Canada approved rescue boats.

Rescue boats supplied by Pacific Coast Liferaft

Marine signal flares

S.O.L.A.S, USCG & Transport Canada Approved pyrotechnic signals

Marine Signal Flares

E.P.I.R.B’s (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon)

Marine distress communication using the satellite system which provides global detection of 406 MHz EPIRBS.

Class 1 (float free) EPIRBS are required on most Canadian commercial vessels. Owners must register their unit with the national data base. Manual units are also available.

Emergeny Position Indicating Radio Beacons

Earthquake/Rescue supplies

Vacuum packed food & water Waterproof Flashlights Emergency blankets Whistles, Signal mirrors, Etc….

Let us quote you on bulk orders.

Earthquake and rescue food and water supplies

Hydrostatic release units.

Designed to release the liferaft from the cradle automatically as the vessel sinks.

SOLAS, Transport Canada, USCG approved

Also available for EPIRBS.

These units are time dated and must be replaced two years from installation

Hydrostatic release units