Where extra weight is required in the water – for example in the central rung of a long cradle or the bottom rung of the Self-Recovery Ladder – we can replace the carbon fibre or GRP rod with one of stainless steel.

EVA'LAD 1, Webbing rescue ladder, lg. 6 m

- Rungs with rigid aluminium reinforcement, diam. 11 mm

- Designed for the rescue and the evacuation of any user of fall arrest material who did not lose consciousness after a fall. NOT TO BE USED AS A MEANS OF ACCESS!

- Fixed to a structure / an anchor point through a connector attached to the upper textile loop, and unrolled to the victim, it allows the latter to reach a safe place (by ascending or descending).

- The second textile loop allows to attach the fall arrest system of the victim in order to secure its displacement.

- 6th rung (from the bottom) red-coloured, 7th rung (from the bottom) orange-coloured for a better visual spotting of the bottom of the ladder.

- Compact, portable and light, it is provided with its integrated transport bag.

Length: 6 m

Material: Webbing: polyester; Rungs reinforcement: aluminium

Weight: 2.82 kg

KStrong IRSQ Ladder System has been designed for Self-rescue of a conscious user who has had a fall.

The Ladder kit allows the user to climb to safety with the added benefit of the rescuer using a backup rope attached to the user which eliminates the chance of a secondary fall.

Total Kit Weight: 4500gms ± 50gms

A Jo Bird Chest can be provided for onboard storage of the Emergency Ladder – this is recommended for longer ladders.

Pairs of stand-offs can be secured (either permanently or using Velcro) to the Emergency Ladder: this makes it easier for users to grip each rung as the stand-offs create a 7-10cm gap between the ladder and the side of the vessel.

Stand-offs can also be attached to the Fibrelight Cradle if required.

Pairs of stand-offs can be secured (either permanently or using Velcro) to the Emergency Ladder: this makes it easier for users to grip each rung as the stand-offs create a 7-10cm gap between the ladder and the side of the vessel.

Stand-offs can also be attached to the Fibrelight Cradle if required.

Pairs of stand-offs can be secured (either permanently or using Velcro) to the Emergency Ladder: this makes it easier for users to grip each rung as the stand-offs create a 7-10cm gap between the ladder and the side of the vessel.

Stand-offs can also be attached to the Fibrelight Cradle if required.

Pairs of stand-offs can be secured (either permanently or using Velcro) to the Emergency Ladder: this makes it easier for users to grip each rung as the stand-offs create a 7-10cm gap between the ladder and the side of the vessel.

Stand-offs can also be attached to the Fibrelight Cradle if required.