When buying assault boats for the flood season, the biggest fears are two: buying a "theme park toy-grade" boat that cannot withstand real combat, or over-configuring and wasting budget. Conclusion first: "determine the boat type by mission, power by water area, and quantity by team establishment."
The mainstream for flood control is inflatable assault boats/rubber boats, with hulls made of reinforced PVC or rubber, featuring multi-air-chamber designs so that damage to one chamber does not compromise overall buoyancy. When purchasing, pay attention to material thickness, seam workmanship, and the number of air chambers (subject to product parameters and test reports).
Short boats with light loads can use small horsepower; long boats with full loads (6+ people plus equipment) require larger outboard motors, and in swift water, the operator's experience must also be considered. Power and hull must be matched; it is recommended to purchase as a complete set to clarify responsibility.
Oars (as backup in case of power failure), air pumps, repair kits, trailers or boat stands, life jackets (in sufficient quantity for the crew), ropes, and anchors. In practice, "boat + life jacket + rope" is a set; buying only the boat is like buying a half-finished product.
It is recommended to complete procurement and trial navigation training before the flood season. Longsheng'an Fire supplies flood control assault boats, national standard life jackets, and other flood control and water rescue equipment, and can configure complete sets based on mission needs. Phone: 13060031111.