Markus MOB Scramble Nets support multiple crew members climbing simultaneously and can be used for mechanical MOB recovery, these are ideal to vessels with 2.5-10m fixing lengths.

Description:

Markus MOB Scramble Nets are durable, multi-use man overboard (MOB) recovery systems designed for vessels with fixing lengths up to 10.5 meters (34.4 ft). Suitable for use on pilot boats, tugs, cargo ships, SAR cutters, Navy vessels and workboats, these nets enable both:

• Self-recovery by multiple conscious individuals, climbing simultaneously
• Parbuckle lifting of unconscious casualties in the SOLAS-recommended horizontal position, using manual or mechanical means.

These nets are available in lengths from 4.5 to 12 meters (14.7 to 39.3 ft) and must extend 1.5–2 meters (5–6.5 ft) below the waterline for effective access during recovery.

Markus MOB Scramble Nets are lightweight yet durable, supporting 3–6 persons climbing simultaneously, and built with high-strength polyester webbing, marine-grade plastic and metal components, and a weighted aluminum pipe for quick water entry. Depending on the model, they support workloads of 14 to 26 metric tons and can be lifted manually (up to 4 meters) or with a crane or davit.

Fully SOLAS III/17-1 compliant and requiring no annual servicing, the Markus Scramble Net is a compact, cost-effective, and globally trusted solution for vessel safety and MOB readiness.