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The lifebuoy is an excellent safety rescue device. With buoyancy ≥150N, its well-designed structure provides reliable flotation to support a drowning victim, reducing the risk of drowning while conserving energy and increasing the chances of self-rescue. It is easy to throw and grasp, enabling rescuers to perform swift rescue operations.

The decompression chamber employs a multi-chamber design capable of accommodating multiple divers simultaneously. Each compartment features independent pressure and oxygen concentration regulation to meet diverse decompression requirements, making it suitable for complex rescue and operational environments as well as varied diving missions.

The underwater cutting machine operates with high efficiency and possesses powerful cutting capabilities, enabling it to swiftly cut through and dismantle vessels, vehicles, and other targets that are surrounded or trapped by obstacles. This significantly reduces rescue time.

The rescue pontoon employs an advanced modular design, with a minimum length of 5 meters, a buoyancy capacity of no less than 200 kilograms, and an inflation pressure of no less than 15 psi. It can be inflated within a short period of time.

Rescue pontoon bridges are temporary waterway passage devices specifically designed for emergency rescue operations. Comprising lightweight floats, connecting components, and a bridge deck, they can be rapidly deployed across rivers, lakes, and other water bodies to provide rescuers with a stable, secure passageway. This facilitates the swift evacuation of trapped individuals from hazardous situations, making them particularly suitable for use on water surfaces, marshes, wetlands, and ice.