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CE certified rescue patrol craft – Full compliance with EU safety and construction standards. CE Category B design for offshore conditions up to 4m waves and Beaufort force 8.
43ft fast response aluminum boat – 32 knots top speed; reaches incident scenes in minutes, reducing property loss and saving lives.
Marine grade firefighting monitor – 1,500 L/min fire pump with remote-controlled monitor; 120m horizontal throw; effective for harbor, vessel, and shoreline fires.
Onboard first aid treatment station – Dedicated medical area with stretcher, oxygen supply, first aid kit, and medical storage. Stabilize patients during transport to shore.
Twin diesel high speed propulsion – Twin 200HP diesel engines; 500L fuel tank for extended operations. One engine failure still allows safe return.
Shallow draft coastal operation – 0.56m draft; access shallow harbors, marinas, and near-shore areas where deep-draft vessels cannot go.
Watertight compartment rescue design – Multiple watertight compartments with electric and manual bilge pumps; unsinkable even with compartment flooding.
Multi mission emergency vessel – Configurable for firefighting, search & rescue, medical evacuation, law enforcement patrol, and harbor security.
Length overall (Loa) | 13.25m |
Breadth B | 3.6m |
Depth moulded | 1.2m |
Designed draft | 0.36m |
speed | 20kn |
Main engine power | 200HP*2 |
Fuel oil | 500L |
Harbor and marina firefighting – Shallow draft coastal operation allows maneuvering between docked vessels. Marine grade firefighting monitor can be aimed from a safe distance without endangering crew.
Search and rescue operations – Rapidly locate and recover survivors. Watertight compartment rescue design ensures crew safety in rough seas. Carry up to 12 survivors on deck.
Medical evacuation – Onboard first aid treatment station provides immediate care. Transport critically injured patients from offshore platforms or vessels to shore hospitals.
Coastal patrol and law enforcement – CE certified rescue patrol craft serves police, coast guard, and port authorities. High speed interception and boarding capability.
Oil spill and environmental response – Deploy containment booms or dispersants. Multi mission emergency vessel can be equipped with spill response kits.
Training and drill vessel – Fire departments and rescue agencies use this 43ft fast response aluminum boat for regular training exercises. Twin diesel high speed propulsion ensures mission-ready status.
Follow these procedures to safely operate this CE certified rescue patrol craft. Pre-mission: inspect watertight compartment rescue design hull for cracks or damage. Check twin diesel high speed propulsion engines: oil, coolant, fuel, and seawater strainers. For shallow draft coastal operation, verify tide levels when entering shallow areas. Test marine grade firefighting monitor – ensure full range of motion and pump operation. Stock onboard first aid treatment station with fresh medical supplies. Start engines and warm up for 5 minutes. As a 43ft fast response aluminum boat, cruise at 25-28 knots for best response; reduce to 15 knots in rough seas. When using fire monitor, engage pump clutch, set throttle to 1,500 RPM. For rescue operations, deploy the multi mission emergency vessel features: rescue ladders, MOB recovery systems, and towing gear. Post-mission: flush fire pump and engines with fresh water. Clean medical area and restock supplies. Weekly: check anodes, through-hulls, and emergency lights. Monthly: test all communication and navigation systems. Annual dry-dock inspection required for CE certification maintenance.
Q1: What are the main applications of this fire boat?
A: It is designed for port/coastal firefighting, shipboard fire assistance, search and rescue (SAR), and maritime emergency patrol. Its key role is rapid response to water-based incidents.
Q2: Can the boat's configuration be customized?
A: Yes. We offer options such as different pump capacities, monitor types, medical/rescue equipment layouts, and additional lighting/siren systems based on your specific operational requirements.
Q3: What certifications does the boat have?
A: It is typically built to CE Category or relevant national standards, with full documentation for safety, stability, and system compliance. Other certifications (e.g., SOLAS) can be discussed for custom projects.
Q4: Is operator training provided?
A: Yes. We provide basic operational familiarization and can arrange professional training for firefighting systems, navigation, and rescue procedures to ensure safe and effective use.
Q5: What about maintenance and spare parts?
A: We supply a standard spare parts kit and full technical documentation. Our global service network offers ongoing support for maintenance, parts supply, and technical consultation.