In case of maritime accidents or emergencies, insulated life jackets can quickly provide necessary protection and buoyancy, helping people in distress wait for rescue. Its striking colors, self illuminating lights, whistling, and other designs also help increase the chances of being discovered.

In emergency rescue, the commonly used types of insulated life jackets mainly include the following:

Marine thermal insulation life jacket: specially designed for emergency rescue on water, with good insulation and buoyancy support, ensuring that rescue personnel can maintain their body temperature in cold waters while increasing their chances of survival.

Dry rescue suit: suitable for water rescue, providing warmth and waterproof functions to ensure that rescue personnel stay comfortable and dry in wet and cold environments.

Firefighting suit: In specific rescue scenarios, such as a fire, firefighters will wear specialized firefighting suits, which are usually made of fire-resistant, heat-insulating, and flame-retardant materials to protect rescue personnel from the harm of flames and high temperatures.

These types of insulated life jackets are selected according to different rescue environments and needs to ensure that rescue personnel can safely and effectively carry out their tasks in emergency situations. ‌