Quality Components for Life Jackets
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We make over 250 variations of CO2 cylinders for inflation. Some are packaged in clam shell kits and others are available as an individual component. Select the right re-arming kit for your PFD!

Traditional rust prevention for steel items in the marine environment meant spraying oils onto the metal surfaces and then wiping off before use. Items such as hand tools, fishing hooks, screws, nut and bolts are constantly being discarded due to rust. A typical mariner is all too familiar with a tool or tackle box full of rusted items.

Corrosion inhibitors are lined on the plastic sheeting that make up the bag. In the package environment these inhibitors surround the parts and volatilize to form a protective molecular layer. When these chemicals volatilize, they release vapors which are attracted to the metal surfaces due to their polar orientation.

The corrosion inhibitor molecules align on the metal surfaces to a depth of three to five molecules migrating into recesses. This layer of molecules passivates the charged surface and creates a barrier that prevents oxidation. Protected parts are easily removed from the bag and are ready for immediate use with no smell or residue.

Leland developed this out of necessity for their own business of making CO2 cylinders for inflatable life jackets. The raw steel cylinders rust very quickly without any protection. Rather than follow a traditional oil bath method for rust prevention, the company choose a responsible way to protect their goods; to place the raw steel cylinders into these bags for transport and storage prior to electroplating zinc as the final protective step.

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Triton Harness w/Integrated Flotation Vest with USCG Markings

Uses one (1) 33 gram CO2 Cylinder, p/n 85202Z

Tri-Sar, US Navy - Aviation, Includes harness and black vest with US Navy pocket configuration

Compact, lightweight, over-the-head, rescue swimmer inflatable. This vest incorporates all currently approved changes to the US Navy LPU-28A/P Rescue Swimmer Vest including PRC-125 Modification.

Approved by the US Navy for all Navy Rescue Swimmers. NSN 4240-01-463-0197

Uses one (1) 33 gram CO2 Cylinder, p/n 85202Z

The US Navy uses one (1) 29 gram CO2. Call for details and ask for p/n 25369IIPRF.

Man Overboard Inflatable Life Ring

NSN 4220-01-252-0500

Uses three (3) 16 gram CO2 Cylinders, three (3) water sensing elements (bobbins)  and three (3) red safety clips.

NSN 4220-01-542-6814

LSC #486-CG - Same as above except with CG Markings

Uses a 33 gram CO2 cylinder, p/n 85202Z and a red safety/lock pin.

LSC #742 LPFC, Standard Buoyancy - 50 lbs.

Uses two (2) 25 gram CO2 cylinders Leland P/N 84121Z

LSC #740 LPFC, High Buoyancy - 70 lbs.

Uses two (2) 33 gram CO2 cylinders Leland P/N 85202Z

NSN 4220-01-487-2932

Uses one (1) 33 gram CO2 cylinder, Rearm Kit #840AMU-85202Z

Uses one (1) 33 gram CO2 Cylinder Leland P/N 85202Z. Also uses one (1) red safety/lock pin.

Uses one (1) 33 gram CO2 Cylinder Leland P/N 85202Z. Also uses one (1) red safety/lock pin.

Manual Inflation

Uses two (2) 16 gram CO2 cylinders Leland P/N 82122Z. Also uses two (2) red safety/lock pin.

Manual Inflation

Uses two (2) 38 gram CO2 cylinders. Leland P/N 86121Z, NSN 4220-01-524-5315