Labuan and Kota Kinabalu An official distributor of MSA, KStrong and Bullard Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5pm

Marine safety equipment supplier in Malaysia, with an office in Labuan

Lifejackets, lifebuoys and immersion suits for vessels and offshore work.

Lifejackets and a lifebuoy side by side

TopBorneo supplies safety equipment to vessels, offshore installations and yards across Sabah and Labuan, at the level the vessel needs and the budget allows.

The range is the equipment a crew works in: portable gas detection, breathing apparatus, fall protection and head protection. It also covers the gear used for entering tanks and other enclosed spaces on board.

Kit for vessels and offshore work

SupplyLifejackets, lifebuoys, immersion suits and escape sets
ServicingEscape sets and gas detectors serviced by our own technicians
How to startSend the vessel, the crew number and what is due
WhereSabah, Sarawak, Labuan and Peninsular Malaysia

What is in this range

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Cargo vessel moored at a quay with harbour cranes behind it

Lifejackets and lifebuoys

Personal flotation for crew and visitors, and lifebuoys with line and light for the deck. Quoted per vessel with the number of persons on board.

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Immersion suit for marine use

Immersion suits

Suits that keep a person warm in the water after abandoning a vessel, quoted per crew with sizes.

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MSA M1 self contained breathing apparatus with cylinder and mask

Escape sets and gas detection on board

Escape breathing devices and gas detectors for enclosed space entry on board are supplied and serviced from the respiratory and gas detection pages.

SupplyServicing

Why work with TopBorneo

We think along with every project

Tell us the job, the site and the crew. We work out what fits instead of sending a catalogue back.

Official lines, every budget

MSA, KStrong and Bullard straight from an official distributor, with lighter lines alongside them.

Serviced in house

Gas detectors, breathing apparatus and cylinders are serviced by our own technicians.

One team from quote to delivery

The same people handle your enquiry, your order and your servicing.

Read more

Open a section to read what a buyer or an HSE manager needs before ordering.

What goes on board
Group What it is used for on a vessel Where to look
Portable gas detection Testing a tank, a pump room or a void space before and during entry gas detection
Breathing apparatus Entering a space that cannot be made safe to breathe in, and escape sets kept ready respiratory protection
Tank and enclosed space entry Tripod and rescue winch over the hatch, harnesses, retrieval lines and ventilation confined space equipment
Head, eye and face protection Deck work, yard work and engine room work head, eye and face protection
Fall protection Working over the side, on masts and at height in a yard fall protection

Most items are quoted against your list. Send the make and model of what you already carry, because a replacement that matches the existing set is faster to get and needs no retraining. The product groups behind this page are on the safety equipment supplier in Malaysia page. The work these crews do is described under marine safety equipment for vessel crews.

Enclosed space entry on board

Entering a tank, a cofferdam or a void space is the work where a crew is most exposed. It is also the work where the equipment has to be complete rather than nearly complete. A detector that reads the atmosphere, a way to ventilate, a fixed point above the opening and a means of lifting someone out: those four together make the entry possible. TopBorneo supplies them as a set, and the same equipment can also be rented instead of bought.

Servicing detectors and breathing sets

Gas detectors drift and breathing sets need testing, and both are usually noticed the week before an inspection. Send TopBorneo the make, model and serial numbers and it comes back on what your units need.

The Labuan office is at Unit No. 3A-3, Level 3A, Labuan Times Square, Jln Merdeka, Bandar Labuan, 87000 W.P, Labuan Federal Territory, telephone 087-462 259.

The work is done in the workshop, and each detector returns with a dated calibration certificate. MSA recommends a bump test before each day's use and calibration at a maximum interval of six months. What happens on the bench is set out under portable gas detector calibration and breathing apparatus servicing.

Common questions

What marine safety equipment does TopBorneo supply?

Portable gas detectors, breathing apparatus and escape sets, tank and enclosed space entry equipment, fall protection, and head, eye and face protection. All of it is supplied to vessels and offshore crews across Malaysia. Send the make and model you already carry.

Where are a vessel's detectors serviced?

The work is done in the workshop, and each unit comes back with a dated certificate. That keeps a vessel's detectors in Malaysia, so the unit and its certificate travel no further than Kota Kinabalu.

Can equipment be rented instead of bought?

Yes. TopBorneo rents out gas detectors and confined space entry equipment as well as selling them. A rented unit covers the gap while your own is on the calibration bench. Send the dates and the job to crm@topborneo.com and a quote follows.

What does a crew need before entering a tank on board?

Four things. A portable gas detector that is in calibration reads the atmosphere. Ventilation clears the space. A fixed point above the hatch, usually a tripod, carries the line. A winch or a retrieval block lifts a person out. TopBorneo supplies all four and quotes them as one set.

Send your list

Email what you need, with the make and model of what is already on board, to crm@topborneo.com, or send it to the Labuan or Kota Kinabalu WhatsApp number. TopBorneo comes back with what it can supply, what can be rented, and what your detectors and breathing sets need before the next inspection.


Your enquiry goes to the team in Labuan and Kota Kinabalu. Add the site, the dates and the quantities if you have them, and mention the serial numbers for servicing work.

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