Revere 6-25 Person B-Pack , USCG/SOLAS Approved Round Container Life raft with cradle - 45-REV-CGS-6R-B
Revere USCG/SOLAS Life Rafts are renowned for their uncompromising quality and design sophistication. In addition to meeting the requirements of the International Convention of the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) 1983, as amended, the USCG/SOLAS Life Raft holds United States Coast Guard Approval.
Meeting the needs of all types of commercial craft, the Revere USCG/SOLAS Life Raft range consists of two models: standard throw over and davit-launched. These rafts come accommodate 4,6,8,10,12,16,20 and 25 persons and davit- launched in 12, 16, 20 and 25. Every Raft comes packed in a weatherproof fiberglass container to keep the raft protected for longer service life. The container is secured to a steel deck mounted stowage cradle with a hydrostatic release, allowing for both manual and automatic launching. A space saving “low-profile” fiberglass container and aluminium cradle assembly is also available for the 4, 6, and 8 person rafts. In lieu of a SOLAS pack, Coastal Service valise packed rafts are available in 4, 6, 8 person.
Features
- Dual tube inflation system
- Inflatable boarding ramp
- Weatherproof, double zippered door
- Exterior, automatically activating locator light
- Self-erecting canopy with rain water collector
- Retro-reflective tape on canopy
- Exterior and interior safety lines
- Large water ballast bags for maximum stability
- Righting line
Solas A Equipment include
- Bailer
- Paddles (2)
- Topping-up Pump
- Sea Anchors (2)
- Parachute Flares
- Smoke Signals
- Hand Flares
- Repair Kit
- Drinking Cup
- Thermal Protective Aids
- Seasick Tablets
- Seasickness Bags
- Flashlight (including
- extra batteries and bulb)
- Jack knife
- Signal Mirror
- First Aid Kit
- Fishing Kit
- Can Opener
- Whistle
- Food
- Water
What our Experts Think
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Commercial‑grade, regulation‑ready offshore life raft
The Revere 6‑25 Person B‑Pack, USCG/SOLAS Approved Round Container Life Raft with Cradle is built to meet both United States Coast Guard approval and SOLAS requirements, making it suitable for a wide range of commercial and offshore operations where certified safety compliance is critical.
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Versatile capacity from 6 to 25 persons
Available in multiple sizes (6–25 persons), offering flexibility for crew size and vessel type—from workboats and fishing vessels to passenger and offshore support craft.
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Complete survival equipment (B‑Pack)
Includes a B Equipment Pack with essentials like paddles, bailer, pumps, sea anchors, flares, smoke signals, first aid, TPA (thermal protective aids), food, and water—ensuring you’re prepared for extended rescue waits.
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Rapid, reliable deployment system
Features dual inflation tubes, an inflatable boarding ramp, and a hydrostatically released cradle, allowing automatic deployment if the vessel sinks while still permitting manual launch.
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Rescue‑focused visibility & stability
The self‑erecting canopy with retro‑reflective tape, locator light, and large water ballast bags enhances visibility and stability in open water, improving survival odds in tough conditions.
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Rugged container & cradle protection
Packed in a weatherproof round fiberglass container fixed to a sturdy deck cradle, protecting the raft and gear from the elements and ensuring readiness when needed.
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Suitable for commercial and offshore fleets
Designed with professional mariner requirements in mind, it’s an excellent choice for vessels subject to stringent safety standards and for operators who want peace of mind at sea.
Q&A
Q: What is the Revere 6‑25 Person B‑Pack , USCG/SOLAS Approved Round Container Life raft with cradle?
A: A USCG‑ and SOLAS‑approved commercial life raft in a durable round fiberglass container with cradle and hydrostatic release — designed for 6–25 persons and built for emergency survival at sea.
Q: Who is this life raft best suited for?
A: Designed for commercial vessels, fishing boats, passenger craft and offshore operators needing regulatory‑compliant lifesaving equipment.
Q: What size options are available?
A: Available in multiple capacities from 6 up to 25 persons so you can choose based on vessel size and crew requirements.
Q: What safety certifications does it meet?
A: Fully approved by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) and compliant with SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) standards for commercial lifesaving gear.
Q: What features ensure stability and survival?
A: Includes dual‑tube inflation, inflatable boarding ramp, self‑erecting canopy with rainwater collection, automatically activating locator light, exterior/interior safety lines, water ballast bags and a righting line for stable liferaft performance.
Q: What emergency equipment is included?
A: Packs a SOLAS B equipment kit with essential survival gear such as paddles, pump, sea anchors, parachute/smoke flares, first aid kit, thermal protective aids, repair kit, signal mirror, whistle, and more for emergency survival.
Q: How is it stored and deployed onboard?
A: Vacuum‑packed in a round fiberglass container mounted on a deck cradle with a hydrostatic release unit (HRU) so it can be launched manually or automatically on immersion.
Q: Why choose this life raft?
A: Combines high‑level safety compliance, robust offshore design, comprehensive survival equipment and automatic deployment features — ideal for commercial and heavy‑use marine operation
Maintenance Tips
- Annual or annual‑plus intervals are typical for SOLAS gear.
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Protect storage conditions: Store in a cool, dry, shaded area to prevent moisture buildup and UV degradation of the container and packaging.
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Inspect container & cradle: Before each voyage, check for cracks, corrosion on cradle/frame hardware, secure mounting, and unobstructed quick‑release access.
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Hydrostatic release check: Verify the hydrostatic release unit (HRU) is within its service life and correctly installed for automatic deployment if submerged.
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Check B‑Pack survival gear: Ensure bailer, paddles, flares, smoke signals, repair kit, first aid supplies, and other included items are in place and within expiration.
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Rinse after salt exposure: Light freshwater rinse reduces corrosion on metal fittings and cradle hardware.
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Avoid heavy compression/stacking: Do not stack gear on the raft container; pressure can harm seals and packaging.
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Crew familiarization: Regular drills for deployment, boarding ramp use, and canopy setup improve emergency response readiness.
