Guy Cotten Neptune Floatation Waistcoat - ISO 12402-5

A buoyancy aid that keeps you safe at all times!

PPE CATEGORY II: EN ISO 12402-5 :2006 + A1 :2010

- Personal flotation device - Part 5: 50 N buoyancy aid

Buoyancy aid waiscoat. Registered design. It has 4 other important strengths as regards safety :

• Crotch strap keeping the jacket at your waist!
• Handle on the back for holding the person
• Reflective strips on the back and shoulders!
• It does not restrict movement and can be worn permanently.
• Inner pocket with safety whistle.
• Whistle provided.
• Compartment for cyalume insert (not supplied).
• Closed-cell foam under polyamide lining.
• Man overboard rescue handle.

For maximum protection, make sure you choose the appropriate size for your comfort and survival.
Try on the jacket in a swimming pool to familiarise yourself with how it works and how it behaves in the water. Closed-cell foam remains buoyant for a long time when used normally and does not require any particular care. Do not use the jacket if it is damaged.

FABRIC: Coated Polyamide;

• Generally with a warm lining, this fabric has proved itself for many years.
• Very light and strong.
• 100% polyamide + PU Coated.
• High-performing fabric both for its hard-wearing and its breathable characteristic.
• Suitable for all outdoor activities.
• Total weight: 155 g/m² in the version used by most.
• Mesh lining: 100% polyamide - 80 g/m² (±5%).

PRINCIPAL MATERIALS:

• 70% polyester – 30 % polyurethane + 100% polyamide lining. + closed-cell PVC foam

FEATURES:

• Practical
• Light

COMPOSITION:

Outside: 70% polyester-30% polyuréthane

Lining: 100% polyamide

Closed-cell PVC foam guaranteeing good buoyancy that lasts.

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS:

• Care
  - Do not machine wash or tumble dry
  - Do not dry clean
  - Do not iron
  - Hand wash the jacket
  - Rinse in fresh water
  
• Storage
  - Do not leave in package in damp
  surroundings.
  - Store in a dry, well-ventilated place.
  - Keep away from strong heat and flames.

PROTECTION FRAMEWORK: This vest is designed with a buoyancy of no less than 50 N for use in sheltered waters with help and rescue close at hand under such circumstances where more bulky or buoyant devices can impair the user's activity.

Designed to be worn as a buoyancy aid by people who risk falling
into the sea due to their work.