The signaling devices for sending distress or attention signals from sea ships, saving boats, rafts are also suitable for use on ships with an unlimited area of navigation.

Light-emitting and fuming buoy

Is intended for designation of location of a life buoy on water at night time with the help of the light of two electrical lamps; at a day time it is done with the help of a torch of an orange smoke.

The buoy is used complete with a life buoy and consists of a glass-reinforced plastic case with a float and a compartment in which a water-filled halvanic element is placed. In the case there is a pyrotechnic smoke bomb, on the buoy’s float two electrical bulbs are mounted.

The buoy is activated automatically at hitting water with the help of operation of water-filled halvanic element. Meets the requirements of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea-74/96 and of the LSA Code.

Line-throwing appliance

 Is intended for throwing to an injured vessel of a capronic line through which the bringing-in of a towing rope is carried out. Can be used for saving operations both in the sea and on land. The line-throwing appliance

УЛМ-1 consists of the container К-320, starting device ПУ-1 and a rocket РЛ-1.

Star rocket РОК-30

Is intended for sending of the distress or attention signals from sea vessels, saving boats, rafts and is suitable for use on vessels with an unlimited area of navigation. The rocket represents a ready shot that is shot from hands without special appliances.

 The rocket consists of a plastic case containing an attrition-type inflaming device, a jet engine and a rocket itself with alarm signal stars located in it. Meets the requirements of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea-74/96 and of the LSA Code.

Hand flare

Is intended for sending of the distress or attention signals on water and land areas. The hand flare consists of a plastic case containing a pyrotechnic block and an attrition-type inflaming device. The case is closed with a tight cover taken off before application. The hand flare is activated with a jerk of a cord. Meets the requirements of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea-74/96 and of the LSA Code.