RUBBER CORNER GUARD

Rubber corner guards are essential protective accessories used to absorb impacts, prevent structural damage, and shield individuals from sharp corners. They broadly fall into two main categories: industrial/commercial heavy-duty guards (engineered with thick, rubber and reflective strips for parking garages, warehouses, and pillars) and residential child-proofing guards (crafted from soft NBR foam or clear silicone rubber to cushion furniture edges).

ï  Standard Lengths (Heights): 800 mm (most common for parking garages), 1000 mm, and 1200 mm. Shorter 500 mm or 600 mm sizes are also available for specific clearance zones.

ï  Wing Widths (Side Profile):  100 mm × 100 mm on each side

Thickness :10 mm

A lifebuoy ring light (also known as a self-igniting light or Man Overboard/MOB light) is a critical marine safety device attached to a lifebuoy ring. It is engineered to automatically activate upon contact with water or when flipped upright during deployment, providing 360-degree omnidirectional strobe illumination so rescuers can locate a person in distress at night or during poor weather conditions.

According to SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) requirements, these lights must emit a continuous or flashing white light of at least 2 candelas for a minimum duration of 2 hours.

Key Specifications & Performance

 

Primary Placement

Attached to an emergency ring buoy on a mounting bracket.

Activation

Automatic gravity & water sensors (turns on when inverted upright in water).

Light Output

Minimum 2 candela (cd) brightness in all directions.

Flash Rate

50 to 70 flashes per minute.

Minimum Runtime

Operates for at least 2 continuous hours.

Power Source

High-capacity alkaline or lithium batteries (up to 5–7 years shelf life).