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Life rafts are a Class 9 shipping hazard, and a Haz-Mat fee will apply for any raft being shipped by Air carrier.
CLR-6 (6 Person) U.S.C.G. APPROVED
The Switlik CLR6 Life Raft provides two separate chambers within the buoyancy tube by using two internal sleeves, which are each closed
at one end. The open ends are attached to the inside of the buoyancy tube at the same position where bulkheads would normally be found.
Upon inflation of the life raft, these internal sleeves lie flat and uninflated on the bottom of the raft buoyancy tube, because air
pressure throughout the entire interior of the buoyancy tube is equal
CLR-10H-USCG-MKII
Fiberglass Container Price: $6990.00
CLR-6H-USCG-MKII
Fiberglass Container Price: $4890.00
CLR-6S-USCG-MKII
Soft Valise Container Price: $4890.00
Standard Features & Accessories
SOLAS retro-reflective tape
Sea anchor (secured on raft tube)
Heaving ring and line (on raft tube)
Safety
knife (on raft tube)
SOLAS locator light
Boarding ladder
50' Mooring line
Ballast pockets, large volume (4)
Urethane coated nylon buoyancy
chambers
Intl. orange hi-visibility canopy with blue lining
Furlable canopy top |
Furled canopy sides (2)
Hi-load strength attachment points
CO2
inflation system (located on raft side)
Exterior life lines
Interior grasp lines
Canopy furling ties
Canopy zipper
Raft righting strap
Over-pressure
relief valves (4)
Canopy support arches (2)
Topping off valves (4) |
USCG/ORC Equipment Pack
Buoyancy chamber repair kit.
Bailer.
2 Sponges.
2 Paddles.
1 Waterproof flashlight.
3 Spare batteries and 1 bulb. |
3
USCG Approved Day/Night flares.
6 Anti-seasickness tablets per person (36).
Survival/raft use instructions.
50' 500 lb. test utility
line.
Whistle.
Signaling mirror. |
Optional Features
"INFAB" independent inflatable floor.
Abrasion resistant urethane coated
nylon raft valise or hand laid fiberglass
container.
Deck
mounting cradle. |
Hydrostatic release.
EPIRB.
Watermaker. |
Optional Equipment may be purchased at Check-out during raft configuration.
