• The floating buoy is also known as torpedo float, lifesaving buoy, torpedo buoy, torpedo buoy and so on.
• It is made of high strength plastic,it's durable, the ribbon is made of high strength polypropylene fiber, the rope is made of PE polyethylene, and it can bear a lot of tension.
• High density polyethylene with smooth surface, anti aging, no air leakage and strong buoyancy.
• The appearance is streamline radian,when swimming,the resistance of water is small.
• There are 3 handlebars.
• Packing size:71.5*42*32.5CM/4pcs  G.W.:6KG/4PCS

Name:

Swim Rescue Can

Water Lifesaving buoy device

Torpedo shape of rescue buoy

Floating rescue tube

Buoy can for lifeguard

Plastic Floating Rescue device

Water rescue buoy Can

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Color: Orange 

Buoyancy: >140N

Size: 67cm X 25 cm X12 cm

Weight: 1.5kg 

Material: LDPE,

Summary:

1)   Provide buoyancy to assist multiple victims for lifeguard.

2)   Can be throw to the victims precisely

3)   Running in the water with less resistance

-Overview

1) More buoyancy to allow the rescuer to assist multiple victims

2) The rails, or sides, or the buoy have handles allowing victims to grab on.

3) The buoy is connected by a rope to a strap the rescuer wears. This allows them to swim while towing the buoy and victim.

4) The buoy may also be connected to a landline device, which allows individuals onshore to pull the rescuer and victims back to shore

-Performance

1) Drop test at distance of 4m to cement floor without damage

2) Strong structure to resister the weight of 100kg to 150kg without denting

3) support multiple victims rescuing at same time

-Application field

1) For lifeguards at sea, river, sea shore as effective rescue tool when someone is found with falling into water or sinking

2) For surfing, swimming at river, lake, sea shore to provide guard in the case of suddenly getting cramp, or completely exhausted

3) Equipped to boat, safety patrol vehicles, or located at some area as quick water rescue tools

-Application Sample pictures

Therescue buoyor can today is a hollow plastic rescue flotation device. It is referred to also as a Torpedo Buoy, because of its shape; and is often called a "Torp" for short by lifeguards. Because of its rigidity, it is slightly more hazardous in surf conditions. However, the rescue buoy generally has more buoyancy than a rescue tube, allowing the rescuer to assist multiple victims. There are several colors and sizes available commercially. The rails, or sides, or the buoy have handles allowing victims to grab on. Like the tube, the buoy is connect by a rope to a strap the rescuer wears. This allows them to swim while towing the buoy and victim. The buoy may also be connected to a landline device, which allows individuals onshore to pull the rescuer and victims back to shore.

Early versions were constructed of aluminum, wood, cork, and fiberglass, with rope rails.

The Rescue Tube is a traditional wrap around tube designed for beach, lake, water park or swimming pool rescues. The Rescue Tube can be handed to a victim for assistance, or used to reach a struggling victim without contact, tow a passive unconscious victim, or even support the rescuer. It's made of  XPE by layer pressing technology.  The Rescue Tube will never mildew or become water logged. A heavy duty nylon strap and rope are included. The Rescue Tube is 50 inches in length.                      

-Operation guide: it equipped with belts both sides, with the hooking, it can be bowed as half ring.  It can be pulled with the swimmer in the case of cramping.

-Advantage: The buoyancy is enough for support 2 adults in emergency case.