A new addition to the Avon range is the Modula series, a well respected range of liferafts offering high quality design, materials arid performance... the results of many years of experience in the fields of aeronautical safety equipment. The Modula is available in either a unique modular designed fibreglass canister with optional extra attachable containers or in a specially developed valise. The Modula range otters high quality liferafts packed to exceptionally small dimensions and extremely light in weight.

The Avon Coastline buoyancy tube is divided into two separate chambers. The Coastline liferaft also uses a high-quality inflation system. Whilst Avon Coastline rafts are intended for use close to shore, where the chances of an early rescue are far greater, the emergency pack still complies with the standard laid down by the Offshore Racing Committee of the Royal Ocean Racing Club.

The Avon standard Ocean-going liferaft has many features, including vacuum packing for extra stowed protection, more internal headroom, easier boarding, greater night time visibility, and a new weighted ladder. The buoyancy tubes are made of tough heavy-duty nylon, calendered with a specially formulated neoprene, for maximum air retention and resistance to weathering. Each of the two independent buoyancy tubes is capable of supporting the full complement the raft has been designed for, whilst retaining the full floor area. The standard inflatable double floor helps to retain body heat in cold waters.

The Avon standard Ocean-going liferaft has many features, including vacuum packing for extra stowed protection, more internal headroom, easier boarding, greater night time visibility, and a new weighted ladder. The buoyancy tubes are made of tough heavy-duty nylon, calendered with a specially formulated neoprene, for maximum air retention and resistance to weathering. Each of the two independent buoyancy tubes is capable of supporting the full complement the raft has been designed for, whilst retaining the full floor area. The standard inflatable double floor helps to retain body heat in cold waters.

The Avon standard Ocean-going liferaft has many features, including vacuum packing for extra stowed protection, more internal headroom, easier boarding, greater night time visibility, and a new weighted ladder. The buoyancy tubes are made of tough heavy-duty nylon, calendered with a specially formulated neoprene, for maximum air retention and resistance to weathering. Each of the two independent buoyancy tubes is capable of supporting the full complement the raft has been designed for, whilst retaining the full floor area. The standard inflatable double floor helps to retain body heat in cold waters.

The ISO 9650 standard is intended to improve and harmonise design standards for Liferafts. It distinguishes 2 categories of rafts: “Type 1” for ocean navigation and “Type 2” for coastal navigation (the ISO 9650 standard does not impose any limit between coastal and open sea sailing). Open Sea ISO 9650 rafts belong to the Type 1 category, ie they are designed for sailing on the open sea, and are thus adapted to the risks incurred on long voyages (high winds and heavy seas). They are available in Group A: rafts designed to inflate correctly at an ambient air temperature of between -15°C and 65°C. The Open Sea ISO 9650 rafts are produced with equipment for less than or more than 24 hours. In order to meet the needs of your sailing programme (long distances, trips, etc.), the under-24 hours version can be transformed with the greatest of ease into the over-24 hours version with the addition of a grab bag. Buoyant and watertight, it contains the supplementary equipment necessary when you have to wait longer to be rescued, and is equipped with an attachment system for increased safety.