The dust-proof, water-resistant case with a neoprene seal is the whole point of the Marine Small: it keeps the contents dry and clean in spray, wet bilges, and salt air where a fabric kit would soak through. A quick-release wall bracket lets you pull it off the bracket and take it where the injury is, then clip it back. The case measures 20cm x 20cm x 12cm and folds open for fast access. Inside, the contents handle the cuts, abrasions, and minor injuries common on the water: a basic dressing pack, a combine dressing, non-adherent dressings, conforming and crepe bandages, saline eye and wound wash, an emergency thermal blanket, and a CPR face shield. A printed contents sheet keeps auditing and restocking simple between trips. This kit suits recreational watercraft, boats, wet work areas, and any vehicle where moisture is a problem. It's a starter-level marine kit; larger vessels or longer offshore trips usually need more, and FAD stocks the bigger marine kits and the individual refills in the same account. We design and assemble the kit in-house in Bendigo to meet Australian first aid kit requirements, and it ships from our East Bendigo warehouse and Sydney fulfilment centre. The team on 03 5443 2239 can help you match a kit to your vessel and how far offshore you go. Features Dust-proof, water-resistant case with a neoprene seal Quick-release wall bracket for grab-and-go access Folds open for fast access to contents Wall-mountable, sized 20cm x 20cm x 12cm Saline eye and wound wash plus an emergency thermal blanket Printed contents sheet for auditing and restock Specifications Case size: 20cm x 20cm x 12cm Case type: dust-proof, water-resistant, neoprene seal, fold-open Mounting: quick-release wall bracket Designed and assembled in-house in Bendigo Single configuration (no size variants) What's in the box Amputated Parts Bag x 1 Antiseptic Cleansing Wipe x 4 Antiseptic Cream Sachet 1g x 2 Basic Dressing Pack x 1 Combine Dressing 10cm x 10cm x 1 Conforming Bandage Heavy 10cm x 1 Conforming Gauze Bandage Light 2.5cm x 1 Conforming Gauze Bandage Light 5cm x 1 Conforming Gauze Bandage Light 7.5cm x 1 Conforming Gauze Bandage Light 10cm x 1 Contents List x 1 CPR Card x 1 CPR Face Shield Disposable x 1 Elastic Crepe Bandage Medium 5cm x 2 Emergency Thermal Blanket x 1 Eye and Wound Wash Saline 15ml x 5 First Aid Leaflet x 1 Gloves Nitrile PF Large Pair x 2 Instant Ice Pack Small 80g x 1 Non Adherent Dressing 5cm x 7.5cm x 1 Non Adherent Dressing 7.5cm x 10cm x 1 Non Adherent Eye Pad x 1 Non Woven Micropore Tape 1.25cm x 5m x 1 Safety Pins (12) x 1 Scissors Sharp/Blunt 12.5cm x 1 Splinter Forceps 12.5cm x 1 Transparent Plasters Box (100) x 1 Triangular Bandage Non Woven x 2 Wound 13 Dressing x 1 Wound 15 Dressing x 1 Zinc Oxide Tape 2.5cm x 1 Download the full contents list (PDF) Usage Mount the bracket somewhere reachable from the helm or cabin and keep the case clipped in so it doesn't shift underway. Check the contents against the sheet before the season and every six months, replacing anything used or past its expiry. Salt and damp shorten the life of dressings, so inspect the seal stays clean. Care and storage Rinse salt off the outside of the case and keep the neoprene seal clean so it keeps sealing. Store out of direct sun and replace consumables at the six-monthly check. Common questions Is the case fully waterproof? It's dust-proof and water-resistant with a neoprene seal, built to keep contents dry in spray and wet areas. Submersion is not its purpose. Is this enough for offshore boating? It's a starter marine kit. Larger vessels and longer offshore trips usually need a bigger kit; ask the team to match a kit to your trip. Can I take it off the wall? Yes, the quick-release bracket lets you grab the case and take it to the injury, then clip it back. For choosing a kit by vessel and how far you head out, read our marine first aid kit selection guide. See the full range in the marine first aid kits collection.
