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| Product list |
| Markusnets |
| MS.00 |
| MS.02 (2 metre) |
| MS.1 (10 metre) |
| MS.2 (20 metre) |
| MS.3 (30 metre) |
| MS.4 (40 metre) |
| Other Products |
| Throw-line |
| Safety-ladder |
| Scramble-nets |
| MOB boat rescue-nets |
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| Markus Lifenet products are made for use in extreme situations at sea when every second counts. |
Q&A Subject: Markusnet man-overboard (MOB) matters Question no. 0003 |
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| Q:
Why is the Markusnet designed to day only to lift one person at a
time? A: The Markusnet was originally designed as flat square formed net structure to lift many men from water at the same time. This was in 1980, before the man-overboard matter became a subject in national and international regulations. As there are now many crane lifting solutions on the marine market, but no other manual lifting solution and as experience in our trials have shown, the maximum load one can expect one man to lift is 50 kg, two men 110 kg and that 6 men can hardly lift two men at a time, even with one line each, we desided to limit the size of the net to one person. |
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| Email:info@markuslifenet.com - www.markuslifenet.com |
| Revised: 23/04/04 |
