DSB Deutsche Schlauchboot GmbH

https://www.dwt-sgw.de/foerdernde-mitglieder/mitglieder-a-z/dsb-deutsche-schlauchboot-gmbh

The German inflatable boat GmbH (DSB) belongs to the Survitec Group and is a developer and manufacturer of innovative rescue and survival technology.

The extensive portfolio includes inflatable boats, life raft systems, special aviator clothing, submarine rescue suits, inflatable tents and lock systems, flexible containers and special constructions.

In addition, location-independent repair and maintenance capacities are used as part of total life cycle management.

Inflatable boats that are either equipped with an inflatable floor or a solid hull meet the highest demands in terms of resilience and possible uses. Torpedo boats, pioneer inflatable boats and fast deployment boats are supplied in different sizes and equipment configurations.

Liferaft systems include surface liferafts approved to the latest military and civilian standards, evacuation systems with evacuation slides and highly specialized submarine rescue equipment.

Complete special aviator clothing systems from functional underwear, cold and wet protection, life jackets to g-protection and ballistic components through to an extensive range of accessories are flown in all weapon systems.

Submarine rescue suits enable the submarine crew to get safely out of the submarine to the water surface in an emergency in the shortest possible time. Integral one-man life rafts offer optimal protection until rescue.

Highly mobile inflatable tents offer protection against the weather and harmful environmental influences and, depending on the material, can also be used as decontamination facilities or as transportable NBC protection systems (Colpro). Locks are integrated as protective components in front of motor vehicles and containers or directly into the weapon system.

Flexible and collapsible containers serve as temporary storage or storage for liquids of all kinds. Chemicals, fuels, process water and drinking water can thus be made available directly at the place of use.

Textile and inflatable special constructions are used, among other things, as aircraft jacks, inflatable fenders, pontoons for engineer bridges, safety systems, special storage and transport equipment.