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2. DETAIL
Standard Equipment
The Elite Liferafts are equipped with the following items and features (Figs. 1&2):
1. Mooring Line
This 20ft. (6.1m) line secures the raft to the vacuum bag, and is used for positioning the inflated
raft for boarding. It has a breaking strength of up to 500lb. (227Kg.)
(IPL Fig. 1, Items 100/110).
2. Painterline
Pulling on this 50ft. (15.2m) line will activate the inflation system and begin raft deployment. It
secures the vacuum bag to the boat and can also be used as an additional mooring line after
activation. (IPL Fig. 1, Items 120/130).
3. Knife
A floating raft knife features a sharp blade with a rounded edge to minimize the possibility of
damage to the raft. It is attached with a lanyard for security. The raft knife is used to cut the
painterline attaching the raft to the boat when the decision to cast off has been made.
(IPL Fig. 1, Item 210).
4. Righting Line
This line is located across the bottom of the raft and is used for turning over (righting) a capsized
raft.
5. Life Lines/Grasp Lines
Available in the interior and exterior of the raft, these lines provide survivors with a place to grasp
from the water or while seated in the raft. The lifelines are constructed of 1in. (2.5cm) wide
webbing attached by means of fabric patches and strong adhesive.
6. Reflective Tape
Attached to the canopy, this provides enhanced visibility.
7. Heaving Line with Quoit
This 75ft. (25m) line is equipped with a heaving ring (quoit). Stowed near the interior grasp line,
the heaving line is thrown or floated to survivors to be pulled into the raft.
(IPL Fig. 1, Item 230).