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NAVIGATION


Echomax EM325 The only one to be seen with!


The Echomax EM325 with maximum 86.04m2 Workboat 1.2.3


1 2 3


Free management


service We will ensure your fire and safety equipment is always serviced and in date.


Ensuring your compliance


Hassle-free surveys and preparation. Delivered to your


vessel We will arrange engineers to attend when required and deliver replacement items direct to your vessel.


SPECIFICATIONS Scotland


Three service locations providing full UK service & support.


EM325 2 stack: —Height 513mm —Diameter 365mm —Weight 5.4kgs


—Maximum RCS 62.15m2 —Average RCS 7.92m2


EM325 3 stack: —Height 706mm —Diameter 365mm —Weight 7kgs


—Maximum RCS 86.04m2 —Average RCS 12.01m2


RCS response


with robust 6mm thick UV resistant PE case to suit heavy navigation lights. 4x12mm Base fixings @ 200mm PCD with optional top fixings to suit a navigation light of your choice. Can fit buoy towers or be used for sea or land hazards. Pedestals are also available separately.


Available in: I.A.L.A red, green or yellow


England &Wales


Firefighting & Life Saving equipment


Liferaft Hire


- Short& long term hire - 8-16 person options - ISO and SOLAS


+44 (0)1342 844 379 info@marinefiresafety.co.uk www.marinefiresafety.co.uk


We are proud that all Echomax products are designed and manufactured in the UK.


reflectors@echomax.co.uk www.echomax.co.uk 00 44 1371 830 216


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INFORMATION ON OUR 2024 RANGE!


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