Emergency Response Bag
arrow_backTo the overviewThe Emergency Response Bag (ERB) enables quick in-water repair of leaks caused by cracks or ruptures, and can be used as a blanking tool for routine operations. Because of the compact size and minimal weight, the kit can be hand-carried, and the plasters can be quickly applied by a single diver.
Miko Plaster® - the main component of the ERB - is a magnetic tarpaulin that is applied by diver directly over the opening. The seal is achieved by the water pressure coupled with the magnetic adhesion between the plaster and the steel surface.
The components of the ERB have been selected for maximum versatility and usability within strict weight limits.
The kit is shipped in a wooden crate, allowing for stackability during shipping and storage.
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Miko Marine AS
Miko Marine AS – Trusted Damage Control Solutions for Naval Operations
Miko Marine AS is a Norwegian company specializing in innovative damage control and emergency repair solutions for the maritime and defense sectors. With decades of experience in marine emergency response, Miko Marine has established itself as a trusted supplier of equipment designed to help naval and commercial vessels maintain operational readiness and survivability following hull damage incidents.
Headquartered in Oslo, Miko Marine develops and delivers practical, rapidly deployable solutions that enable crews to res
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