- RIBs & RHIBs
- High Speed Craft
- HSC Manufacturers
- GRP & FRP Boats
- Aluminium Boats
- Foam Collar Craft
- Catamaran & Multihull
- Landing Craft
- Patrol Craft
- Specialist Craft
- SOLAS & Rescue Craft
- Fire & Rescue Craft
- Pilot Boats & Cutters
- Extreme Low Water Craft
- Tour & Crew Boats
- PWC & Small Jet Craft
- Unmanned Craft
- Air & Amphibious Craft
- Inflatable Boats
- Marine Seating
- Jockey Suspension Seats
- Bolster Suspension Seats
- Suspension Seats
- Wheelhouse Seats
- Suspension Systems
- Crew & Troop Transport
- Suspension Components
- RIB & HSC Components
- RIB & HSC Components
- Sponsons - Tubes - Collars
- Hull Protection
- Cushion Deck Materials
- Fuel Systems
- Fire Protection
- Ballistic Protection
- Consoles & Workstations
- RIB & HSC Equipment
- Marine Engines
- Outboards 100 to 190hp
- Outboards 200 to 290hp
- Outboards Over 300hp
- Multi Fuel Outboards
- Inboard Diesel Engines
- Electric Motors
- Drives & Propulsion
- Controls
- Navigation
- Communications
- Electronics
- Safety Equipment
- Clothing & Personal Kit
- Specialist Services
- Training & Simulation
- New Concepts
Personal Equipment - Click any image below for more information.
Extra clothing for RIB and HSC crews and passengers includes boots, gloves, headwear, thermal layers. Specialist equipment includes waterproof watches, sunglasses and goggles. Specialist bags and carrying systems are used for equipment and weapons. Heavy duty divers dry bags have dry suit type zippers, and may include inlet and outlet valves to adjust the buoyancy of the load in the water. Small waterproof 'dry seal' packs are used for valuable items.Typical technology that is taken onboard professional RIBs and high speed craft include phones, handheld GPS and cameras. In the changing maritime scenario Tablets and iPhones are now required for email, internet access and stored data. Digital information includes SOPs, engine and equipment manuals plus medical reference.
