Code: fast rescue boat

The Arimar Fast Rescue Boats are fast lifeboats featuring a self-righting system. They are designed and manufactured complying with the highest quality and safety standards, according to the latest SOLAS regulations. These boats' design and shape ensures great stability even in rough sea.
Installed on large vessels or platforms, they become fast emergency vehicles which are perfectly compatible with all the latest requirements for Ro-Ro. In the unfortunate event of an emergency, they can be are dropped in the water bye means of a crane or davit, via a safe "off load" automatic release system.
Their hallmarks are excellent reliability, manoeuvrability and seaworthiness. The Fast Rescue Boats are extremely reliable and will still operate even if capsized, or if one of the tubes is perforated or torn.
The tube is fixed to the hull by means of a specially designed mechanical coupling system, which makes it possible to substitute the tube quickly and to secure it firmly to the hull.
These boats feature high power and towing capacity, and can tow large rafts. They are an effective vessel for search and recovery of people lost at sea, or they can be used to undertake duties such as patrol, control and investigation.

850 Fast Rescue Boat

Built using the most advanced production technologies, these boats are equipped with a V-shaped hull in aluminum and a neoprene tube manufactured in highly visible colors to be recognizable even in conditions of poor visibility.
All the components of the boat are able to withstand extreme thermal excursion and adverse weather conditions without damage.
Moreover, thanks to their high autonomy, the Fast Rescue Boats are designed to operate far from the mother ship even for long periods, providing a comfortable and secure environment for crew and passengers.
They are equipped with a propulsion system consisting of two diesel engines, each of which is connected to a water jet system.
The engines are designed so that, in the event of a capsizing, they do not allow the spillage of oil or fuel. After the boat has been re-righted, the engines can be immediately switched on again to resume navigation.

680 Fast Rescue Boat

Emergency vessel similar to the above, but smaller in size.
The main differences from the 850 model are the fiberglass hull and the type of engine equipped: a Z-drive engine which is particularly suitable for the operation of working boats, thanks to its ability of operating at low temperatures and under extreme working conditions.