The Linethrower 250 (Body and Line ONLY) is a self-contained line-throwing appliance designed for maritime and land use. It consists of a plastic launcher equipped with 250 meters of 4mm diameter line. To operate, it must be fitted with a 9500800 rocket, which is not included in this version. The appliance is typically used for passing a line over distances of up to 250 meters, whether between ships, from ship to shore, or to aid in the rescue of a swimmer in distress. On land, it can be used to pass a line across rivers or ravines. SOLAS vessels are required to carry four units of the complete system. The container and launcher should be replaced after every third set of rockets, approximately every 9 years. When not fitted with the rocket, the Linethrower 250 is classified as a non-hazardous item for transport.

Specifications:

• Weight: 4.3 kg


• Operating Temperature Range: -30°C to 65°C (-22°F to 149°F)


• Storage Temperature Range: -30°C to 75°C (-22°F to 167°F)


• Ignition Method: Twist-grip trigger

Usage & Training:

When to Use:
The Linethrower 250, once fitted with the 9500800 rocket, can be used in various scenarios, including:

• Passing a line up to 250 meters to another ship.


• Transferring a line from ship to shore.


• Aiding a swimmer in distress.


• On land, it can be utilized to send a line across obstacles like rivers or ravines.

Instructions:

• Instructions for use are printed on the side of the container.


• Important Note: Never fire the rocket without a drag line attached, as this can pose a safety hazard.

Storage Requirements:

• Optimal Storage: The device should be stored in a dry, easily accessible location at ambient temperature to ensure it remains in good working condition.

Disposal:

• Disposal Guidance: As a non-hazardous item when the rocket is not fitted, the Linethrower 250 body and line can be disposed of responsibly with due regard to the environment.

The Linethrower 250 – Body and Line ONLY is a crucial component of safety equipment on SOLAS vessels, designed for effective line transfer in various emergency and operational scenarios.

The Pains Wessex Linethrower 250 – Body and Line Only is a SOLAS-approved maritime safety device designed for rapid and accurate line deployment in emergency situations. This unit comprises the launcher and 250 meters of 4mm diameter line but requires the Pains Wessex Rocket (Part No. 9500800) to be operational.

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🔧 Technical Specifications

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  Product Code: 9500700

  
  


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  Line Length: 250 meters (4mm diameter)

  
  


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  Line Breaking Strain:

  
  
  

  2 kN

  
  


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  Dimensions: Length: 33 cm; Height: 31.3 cm; Diameter: 20.5 cm

  
  


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  Weight: Net: 4.4 kg; Gross: 4.7 kg

  
  


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  Operating Temperature Range: -30°C to 65°C

  
  


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  Storage Temperature Range: -30°C to 75°C

  
  


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  Ignition Method: Twist-grip trigger

  
  


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  Shelf Life: 9 years for the body and line kit

  
  


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  Transport Classification: Non-hazardous when shipped without the rocket

  
  

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✅ Key Features

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  SOLAS Compliance: Meets international maritime safety standards, including SOLAS 74 as amended, IMO resolutions MSC. 81(70) Part 1, and MED 96/98/EC.

  
  


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  Durable Construction: Weatherproof plastic casing ensures reliability in extreme conditions.

  
  


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  Ease of Use: Designed for straightforward operation, even in challenging environments.

  
  


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  Versatility: Suitable for various applications, including ship-to-ship transfers, ship-to-shore operations, and rescue missions.

  
  

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📦 Packaging & Transport

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  Packing Dimensions: 37 cm x 27 cm x 27 cm

  
  


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  Gross Weight: 4.2 kg

  
  


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  Net Weight: 3.6 kg

  
  


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  Transport Method: Classified as non-hazardous for transport without the rocket, allowing for road, sea, or air shipment.

  
  

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🛠️ Operation Guidelines

1. 
   

   Remove the front cover and point in the desired flight direction.

   
   


2. 
   

   Pull out the safety pin.

   
   


3. 
   

   Aim over the top of the target, being prepared for recoil.

   
   


4. 
   

   Turn the grip to the left or right to fire.

   
   


5. 
   

   In case of misfire, hold the unit in the firing position for at least 60 seconds, then dispose of it overboard.